Development of Embroidery in America by Wheeler

Development of Embroidery in America by Candace Wheeler, hardcover copy of the first edition, with just light wear. Red cloth covers are very good, spine title in gilt is good, spine is good. Spotting

Mary Townsend's Needlework Embroidery (America, 19th century) Sampler wrought by Mary Townsend, signed "Mary L. Townsend...in the year of her age 1849" with verse on childhood including "Youth is the

(PICTORIAL MAPS.) Karl Smith; for the Linweave Paper Company. The Growth and Development of America in Maps by Linweave. Portfolio of 4 color-printed pictorial maps on various paper stocks. 17½x2

1848 America Scenes Native American Indians MAP Lewis Clark Columbus Cortes ‘Scenes in America’ is a highly desirable illustrated 19th-century book on the development of America. Written by Isaac

Embroidery Sampler, signed Sarah Clark, America, early 19th century. Loosely plain-woven ground worked in satin and cross stitch to depict a large house centered by symmetrically arranged fruit trees,

'America Forever' patriotic silk embroidery, c. 1900, USA, polychrome silk thread on brown silk, depicting an American eagle in flight, gripping an American flag and shield, embroidered inscription "A

Framed print of an American woman with the American flag in front of warships and a fort. Printed on fabric, and embroidered with flowers. Embroidery reads "F.H. 1914". Before America's entry into the

American, second quarter 20th Century. Cotton. White with red embroidery "From The Daughters of America, Spread Eagle, Council No. 207 Klingerstown, PA June 5th, 1933, To Tiffin Orphanage, Tiffin, Ohi

Twentieth century. Includes "American Needlework" by Harbeson, "Crewel Embroidery" by Edwards, "Needlework in America" by Bath, etc. Hardcover and paperback, varying condition.

Needlework Embroidery and Beadwork Mourning Picture, Probably America, first half 19th century Designed as an urn of flowers, worked in silk and metallic threads and red beads on a silk ground. 19 x 1

[Sports] Spalding, Albert G. America's National Game: Historical Facts...Evolution, Development and Popularity of Base Ball with Personal Reminiscences of its Vicissitudes, its Victories and its Votar

Includes The Drift of Civilization; A Symposium, The Earth as Modified by Human Actions, Humanism and America, Inquiries into Human Faculty & It's Development, and Ouroboros or The Mechanical Extensio

soft suede, sinews, bead embroidery and leather fringes, rawhide sole, handwritten collection number "65 BEBK" on both moccasins, min. dam., traces of usage, small holes L: 17 cm, L: 6,7 inch Provenan

Latin America, Mexico, ca. 1864 to 1867. A framed embroidered silk handkerchief, possibly from Emperor Maximilian I of Mexico's estate during the French Intervention period in Mexico 1864-1867. The iv

Delicately embroidered on silk, as an agreement between Japan and America at Meiji period, with quality metal frame. 37.5inch H, 28.7inch W (w/ frame).

Double faced horizontally quilted silk fitted coat w/ stylized organic & runic metallic embroidery, round neckline, long sleeved w/ padded SH & deep turn back cuff, hook & eye closures at W,B 36", W 3

**Originally Listed At $800** North America, United States, ca. 1833 CE. A framed cotton or linen and silk needlepoint sampler with the alphabet and a virtuous poem, and the name and date: "Martha Ann

Includes Collectible Iron, Tin, Copper, & Brass, Old American Kitchenware, Kitchen Antiques 1790-1940, Kitchen Antiques, Pfaltzgraff America's Potter, Griswold & Wagner, The Art of Crewel Embroidery,

Great lot of three America First Committee 1) Advertising an address by Charles Lindbergh in Minneapolis, Minn. on May 10, 19412) Advertising an address by Senator Burton Wheeler at Madison Square Gar

Authentic map published in 1855 by Von Spruner’s Hand-Atlas showing developments in the American continents between the years 1776 and up to the time of the map’s creation in 1855. Shows

19th C. Central Asian Suzani. Silk embroidery on cotton ground; early/mid 19th c. Professionally mounted; scattered losses. Provenance: Ford Wheeler collection. Size: 64.5" x 41.25", 163 x 105 cm (clo

North America, United States, ca. 1793 CE. A cotton or linen and silk needlepoint sampler with alphabet, floral motifs, and the name "Elisabeth" and the year "1793". The embroidery demonstrated a girl

(America, 20th century) Watercolor on paper of steam wheeler titled Upstream To The Grant Bridge, initialed lower right “WRâ€. Titled on verso and dated “1983â€. Good condition. H15

(America, 20th century) Watercolor on paper of steam wheeler Dixie at the Portsmouth Regatta, initialed lower right “WRâ€. Titled on verso and dated “1983â€. Good condition. W15 1/2"