Currier & Ives Clipper ship prints, limited ed.

Description: Fred J. Peters, Clipper Ship Prints by Currier & Ives; Material: Paper

"Clipper Ship Dreadnought off Tuskar Light. 12 1/2 days from New York on her celebrated passage into dock at Liverpool in 13 days 11 hours Decr. 1854." by Currier & Ives, 1856. Vintage plate from the

Peters. Clipper Ship Prints…by Currier & Ives. NY, 1930. #488 of 500 copies. A few small stains to spine. Slipcase. // Peters. Currier & Ives. NY, 1942. Dj soiled & torn. // Conningham. Currier & Iv

With print of Currier & Ive's "Clipper Ship 'Three Brothers'" affixed to side. Desk: 59" wide x 14" deep x 17-1/2" high. Print: 13-1/2" wide x 10-1/2" long.

Group of Assorted Americana Artwork comprising of Currier & Ives Clipper Ship Great Republic, Greatshot, oil on canvas of couple riding horse and buggie signed B.Fishblatt, print of USS Von Steuben, W

(2) NAUTICAL OLDER PRINTS INCL. CURRIER & IVES TITLED (THE CLIPPER SHIP COSMOS) IN GOOD CONDITION, NICELY FRAMED & OTHER PRINT IS NEW YORKS HAMN OCH REDD , IN GOOD CONDITION ALSO. FROM NYC ESTATE OF A

(American, 1813-1888), hand colored lithograph, large folio, dated 1855. Framed, not examined out of frame. Toning, stains. 28 1/2" high, 34" wide. Reference: Conningham "Currier & Ives Prints" No. 11

Mid 19th century, hand colored lithographs on paper. Small folio. Two by N. Currier from the Old Best 50 list. "Perry's Victory on Lake Erie", C#4754, and "American Clipper Ship, Witch of the Wave", C

Currier and Ives, United States. Group of three naval themed prints depicting ships including:"The American Clipper Ship, Witch of the Wave," ca. 1835-1857.Literature: Gale Research Company,

Includes: 1) Charles J. A. Wilson (Massachusetts, 1880-1966). Engraving. Ann McKim of Baltimore, First American Clipper Ship. Limited Ed. 125/150. Signed in pencil lower right. Sight 9-1/2" x 13-1/2".

Original limited edition lithograph 1930 Bobby Jones Currier & Ives print. Titled Robert Tyre Jones Jr. Winning the British Open Golf Championship. Professionally framed and matted. First edition of 9

A Clipper Ship full sail in the Charleston Harbor with the Morris Island Lighthouse in the background. Limited Edition, signed by Jim Booth and numbered 471 of 750. Professionally framed and matted at

Currier & Ives (Publisher), Clipper Ship "Ocean Express". Lithograph. Measures 16.25 in. high x 24.25 in. wide (with frame 26 in. high x 33.75 in. wide). Condition: In apparently good condition. The s

Original Framed Currier & Ives Lithograph - CLIPPER SHIP THREE BROTHERSIn an attractive wooden frame.Small Folio, 8.5 by 12 1/8 inches. Very good condition.

Currier & Ives - Clipper Ship Red Jacket - In The Ice Off Cape Horn On Her Passage From Australia To Liverpool Original Lithograph, medium folio. Behind glass in attractive gold painted old wooden fra

Small folio lithograph, 9.5 x 13.5 inches, in a period frame.

"The Celebrated Clipper Ship Dreadnought." Dimensions: (Frame) H 12.25" x W 15", (Paper) H 8.5" x W 11" Condition: Paper age toned. Faint water staining across lower half. Paper float mounted, unexami

VTG CURRIER & IVES SHIP PRINT "CONSTITUTION" - 19.5 X 14.75 X .75- 14 X 10.5 WINDOW- NICELY MATTED

VTG CURRIER & IVES SHIP PRINT "GREAT REPUBLIC" - 20.5 X 16 X .75 WITH FRAME- 13.25 X 16 WINDOW- REPRINTED FROM A PAINTING BY J.F. BUTTERWORTH C.1853- NICELY MATTED

VTG CURRIER & IVES SHIP PRINT "CONSTITUTION" - 19.5 X 14.75 X .75- 14 X 10.5 WINDOW- NICELY MATTED

**Originally Listed At $200** Currier & Ives (American, 1834-1907), "A Clipper Ship in a Snow Squall." 1872. A separately issued hand-colored lithograph by “America’s printmakers” depicting a sh

Description: CURRIER AND IVES/ CLIPPER SHIP OCEAN EXPRESS LITHOGRAPHMedium: Lithograph paperMeasurement approximate: 28 X 20 Image. (Inches)

Currier, Nathan after Charles Parsons, Clipper Ship Dreadnought Off Tuskar Light, originally published 1856, this one likely a later printing, lithograph, image size 16 x 24.5 inches, matted and frame

Overall with frame 17-1/2" high x 22-1/4" wide. New York published by N. Currier. Entered according to the act of Congress in the year 1854. Some staining.