CURRIER AND IVEX "PEOPLE'S LINE - HUDSON RIVER, THE PAL

A pair of passes from the Peoples Line of Hudson River Steamboats. 1862 and 1884. Both have nice characteristics: age, art.

Hand Fan trade cards are approx 4 1/2" x 8"

2 Hudson River boat brass baggage tags: (1) large Peoples Line generic tag with no number (2) Steamer Albany that went into service in 1880 with number 650 and Coat Room. It's odd that a boat tag woul

S. S. United States Art. There are five pieces in total. The first piece is a S. S. United States Voyage Number 1 to South Hampton and Le Havre. The bottom reads United States Lines Hudson River Pier

Beautiful pass with maroon title and vignette of paddle steamer that fills almost the whole top half! Pass no. 1206, issued for 1898 to BP Holland of the Norfolk, Virginia Beach & Southern Railroad. S

Currier & Ives, lithograph Hudson River ships, Currier & Ives (American, 19th c.), "The Entrance to the Highlands. Hudson River looking South", c. 1864, 18.5"h 24.5" (sight), 29.25"h x 36.25"w (frame)

[HUDSON RIVER] -- CURRIER and IVES, publishersThe Hudson, From West Point. Grounds of the U. S. Military Academy, 1862. (G.3216) -- Hudson River-Crow Nest, n.d. (G.3222) 2 lithographs with hand-colori

Item: "No Smoking On This Side of Boat": Hudson riverboat excursion sign Material: Wood Origin: New York Date: 1900, early twentieth century Superb surface craqueleure. Rare historical survival Dimens

An Antique Colored Stone Lithograph by Currier & Ives entitled "The Scenery of the Hudson, view near "Anthony's Nose". The Image area is in good condition. White areas with type show signs of wear wit

[NEW YORK]. ROBERTS, Marshall Owen (1813-1880). Autograph manuscript abstract of the title of lands between 35th and 36th Streets and west of highwater line on the Hudson River, New York, 18 August 18

A standard switch bit with CNERY stamped on the front and a small deep strike of 4046 on the reverse. Dark but no use on a lock. This was a back woods Connecticut bridge line to the Hudson River and t

A folded time table from 1898 for the Day Line Steamers and Hudson River Day Line. Marked as "In Effect May 28, 1898." Unfolds to 7 5/8" x 21 1/2". This brochure shows the time tables for various meth

Framed Print, "View on Hudson River"Currier & Ives print.Print 10 x 13 1/2 in. (25.4 x 34.3 cm.), Frame: 17 1/4 x 20 3/4 in. (43.8 x 52.7 cm.)

This is a framed piece of advertising in the original frame for the Hudson River Day Line cruise boat, showing beautiful color and detail with some areas of warping in the lower left-hand side, a tear

Most single lots can ship via USPS priority mail for $23.00 plus insurance. Multiple lots can and will be combined which will raise the price. Example of 4 standard lots going to California is $19.09

Currier & Ives "View on Hudson River", 19th C., colored lithograph (RICH3021)(WT) Dimensions: Image 8 1/4" x 12 1/4", frame 16 1/2" x 19 3/4"

shows normal wear to base

Lithography on cardboard. 11"H. x 21 1/ 2"W

A Dobbs Ferry Schools Foundation Auction exclusive! Host a private 3 hour chartered cruise for up to 25 people along the majestic Hudson River. Soak in the views of the NYC Skyline, or travel north to

American oil on canvas depicting "The New York Day Line" steamer plying the Hudson River, artist signed lower left on stacked stone wall, Albert S. (Satzmar) Nemethy, (American 1920-1998), in original

Fourteen assorted prints. Includes three Art Nouveau prints, 1887 family record lithograph, Indian silkscreen, framed UVM bookplate, two W.H Bartlett prints, two 1942 Hudson River Day Line Hendrick Hu

Includes Beauty Spots of the Nation as Captured by An Artist with a Camera and life at Fort Eustis Virginia. Also includes Panorama of the Hudson as seen from the decks of the Hudson River day line st

Hand colored "Albertype" postcards published by Hudson River Day Line Company circa 1910. Inventory Code: 1K-158 Provenance: Part of over six-hundred Items consigned from an important Millwood, NY fam

First Trip August 21, 1906 Hendrick Hudson Antique Real Photo Postcard. Hudson River Day Line's first million dollar boat. NM-MT/MT