Darktown Brigade.

15" by 12 1/2", nice grouping of seven different prints from the Darktown Fire Brigade series from the 1880's. The prints have been cleaned, have minor restoration and are mounted on linen. Great colo

This poster is framed behind glass and was published by Currier & Ives. The poster shows an image of an African American Chief pointing at a fire while holding a horn. The condition of this poster is

CURRIER & IVES DARKTOWN FIRE BRIGADE SERIES LOT OF 7 14.5X18.5"

[Currier & Ives] Darktown Fire Brigade. Under Full Steam. 1887. Currier & Ives Series No. 9. Stone lithograph firefighting print. 14 x 18 ¼”. Small spot of soiling along top edge, light cor

Seven 19th century prints including: Currier & Ives "The Darktown Fire Brigade - A Prize Squirt." published in 1885 - total frame size 15 5/8" x 19 5/8"; and 6 advertising trade cards "Oat Meal Toilet

Early American Currier & Ives reproduction, "The Darktown Fire Brigade - Under Full Steam", framed 15.5 x 18.5 in. We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. Pl

Currier & Ives (American, established 1835). Group of five chromolithographs on paper from “The Darktown Series” comprising "The Darktown Fire Brigade- The Prize Squirt”, "The Darktown Hook and

"The Darktown Fire Brigade-Under Full Steam". Copyright 1887 by Currier and Ives, New York. Set F No. 1. Sight measuring 8 3/4" by 16 1/2". Wood frame behind glass. (200/300)

"THE DARKTOWN FIRE BRIGADE - A PRIZE SQUIRT", "NOW DEN! SHAKE HER UP ONCE MOAH FUR DE MUG" Hand-coloured lithograph, circa 1885, by Currier & Ives, Series no. 3, approx. 8 3/4 x 13 1/2 inches, framed,

BRIGADE LITHOGRAPHS, 10 1/4" - 11" X 13 1/2" - 15" SIGHT, 18 1/2" - 22 1/2" OVERALL

Part of the Prestige Collection Men of History series. Battle of Balaclava on 25 October 1854. The Charge of the Light Brigade was a disastrous cavalry charge led by Lord Cardigan during the Battle of

Place a coin in the hand of the pitcher, press the lever, and the coin is swiftly pitched. As the batter misses, it is safely deposited by the catcher. Believed that there are about five known example

JEB (JOAN E. BIREN) (1944 - ) Sarah Shulman and other members of the Zap Action Brigade are arrested for disrupting the US Senate hearings on an anti-abortion bill. Silver print, the image measuring 1

[CIVIL WAR]. "Bayard's Brigade" badge identified to Captain William S. Craft, 1st Pennsylvania Cavalry, WIA Hawes' Shop, Virginia.  Approx. overall 1 3/8 x 2 7/8 in. gold plated and enamel three-

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Late 1880's. The sporting theme, vivid color and dynamic action make the Darktown Battery one of the great favorites of collectors. Pennies pla

J. & E. Stevens - Connecticut - Circa 1885 This is the Holy Grail of mechanical bank trade cards. This example is extremely bright and has one corner repaired. Material: Paper -

J. & E. Stevens, c. 1888. Original. Condition: (Excellent+). Item Dimensions: 7 - 1/4" x 9 - 3/4" x 2 - 3/4".

[CIVIL WAR]. Lt. Colonel Thomas Holt, 70th New York Infantry, Sickles' (Excelsior) Brigade exceedingly rare corps badge. 1 1/2 x 1 7/8 in. silver badge; T-bar and clasp to reverse (some tarnish). Obve

"Charge of the Light Brigade" Movie Poster, (Warner Bros., 1936), 40" x 60" Bus Stop Poster, made by "American Display, NYC".

Bertoia BASICS Online: J&E STEVEN DARKTOWN BATTERY MECHANICAL BANK

DOG TOWN FIRE BRIGADE - ORIGINAL CIRCA 1900'S BRITISH LB THREE SHEET POSTER! Original 1900's Linenbacked British Three Sheet Advertising poster (40" x 87") Poster has fold line touch ups, cross fold t

Place a coin in the pitchers right hand, cock the arm and press the lever. The pitcher throws the coin at the catcher while the batter swings. (JY).Condition:(Very Good - Excellent).Dimensions:9 - 3/4

Wonderful original JE Stevens Darktown Battery Mechanical Bank. Great example with early Baseball Players. Bank has very nice paint. All the auctions work well/ No breaks or repairs. Still has round t

1068. DARKTOWN MECHANICAL BANK | Classic Americana bank by J&E Stevens Co., circa 1888, as pitcher throws coin and batter swings and misses while coin is deposited by catcher.