EARLY FRAMED NYC MAP, PART OF WARD 9, NEW YORK CITY

EARLY FRAMED NYC MAP, PART OF WARD 9, NEW YORK CITY PART OF SECTION 2, FRAMED AND MATTED, MAKER OR DATE UNKNOWN. MAP MEASURES 23" X 32". IN VERY NICE ESTATE CONDITION, FROM WOODSTOCK, N.Y. ESTATE.

Plate 31, part of ward 12 New York City h. 18-1/2 w. 28-1/2 in. (sight) overall: 24-1/4 x 33-3/4 in. (frame) Provenance: Collection of a prominent Fifth Avenue doctor, New York, NY [In Situ Item] This

Two vintage color lithograph maps of New York City, "Wards and Senate Districts", one framed in plexiglass, the other matted. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, NYC. [Art: 7.5" H x 36" W; Frame: 14" H

Up for sale here is a very interesting and early abstract painting. From our New York City estate. Great color and quite early! Framed. No signature found. Image size, 7 3/4H x 9 3/4L

Early wood cut ofsteam fire engines in use by the New York Fire Department. This is likely from a Harpers Weekly or other New York City paper. It is framed in an old wooden frame and measures 9 1/2" b

Title: New York City (Southern Part). | Map of New York City (Northern Part). Publication Date: 1892 ca. Cartographer: FISK & CO. Publisher: HUNT & EATON Size: 11x8.6 The People's Cyclopedia map. Plea

Framed map of New York City, published by Jeffries And Faden, London. [Overall: 28" x 38"]. Not examined out of frame.

Early map of New York City. "NEW MAP of the City Of New York / Comprising all the late Improvements / COMPILED AND CORRECTED FROM AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS....NEW YORK...1827". Folds as issued. Sight 13" x

EARLY LITHO MAP OF NEW YORK CITY BY JOSEPH LAING FULTON ST. AFTER MAP BY JAME LYNE (16 3/4" X 21 1/2")

Black and white map of part of New York City (mostly Manhattan), published 1911, Encyclopædia Britannica, 11th ed., Vol. 19, between pp. 610 and 611.Size: 29 cm x 22 cm

Framed New York City Subway Map Print. This print of the New York City subway system map is professionally framed in a modern frame. 37.6 inches x 25.5 inches in frame.

Group of 18th to early 20th century maps of New York City. Multiple are 19th-20th c. reprints of 17th-18th c. maps. Includes a small census map of New York City from 1850 with populations of New York

Reserve Reduced! Title/Content of Map: 1855 Colton Map of New York City and Parts of Brooklyn -- Map of New York and the Adjacent Cities Date: 1855, New York Cartographer: J Colton Size: 15.5 X 25.1 i

Historic Maps c. 1730 Historic Rare Earlier State of Seutter's Important American Northeast Map & New York City Restitutio View c. 1730 Hand-Colored Copper-Engraved Map titled, "Recens Edita totius No

Large map, New York City's UWS, 1879, "West End Plateau of New York" by Herman K. Viele, City Surveyor, printed by Johnson & Pratt, New York, 1879, framed under acrylic, with 25-page booklet in pocket

Antique New York City Map. 28” x 16” New York City map, circa 1860, hand-colored, double matted and framed to 38 ½” x 26”.

"Map of the Greater Portion of Westchester County including Greenwich and Stamford, CT and the Upper Part of New York City." Wall map on linen with hand-colored outlines plus editions of plan of Villa

4 Good Early 20th Century New York City Etchings each matted and framed: E. D. Roth, 1935, a horizontal view of the "Canal Basin, Coenties Slip" engraved signature and title along bottom edge, also E.

Framed photo early new york city 22x18

dated 1891, pencil signed 'Geo. D. Pond '91' (lower left), old partial label verso reads in part: "...of old New York City", overall good condition (soiling), 9x13in., overall framed 16x20in.

Johnson and Ward’s great horizontal format of Manhattan and surrounding boroughs at the close of the Civil War. This double-page map shows great detail in Central Park and throughout with many e

DODD, MEAD, & CO Map of New York City, inscriptions read ‘Copyright 1907 by Dodd, Mead, & Co’, ‘New York City (Greater New York) and Vicinity’, subject a map of NYC and parts of New Jersey’,

FRANK FRAZETTA: CAVEMAN WITH AXE. Professionally mounted and framed in wood. Born Frank Frazzetta in Brooklyn, New York City, he removed one "z" from his last name early in his career to make his name

Contemporary abstract art work with label on back for JOHN WALKER untitled, 1970 35 by 45 inches, Cunningham Ward, 94 Prince Street, New York City 10012, $450/$500 framed.