Execution of Quakers in Boston.- Stephenson (Marmaduke)

[Quakers] Vintage & Antique Books (8). Includes Quakers in Boston 1656-1964 by George A. Selleck (1976, Fine condition), THE COLONEL AND THE QUAKER Or The Return of The Forefathers By F. von A. Cabeen

painting from the Lawley Shipyard in boston by Benjamin Stephenson of Newton Massachusetts of the Lawley built Landing Ship LCS-1. The painting was completed in 1945 and hung in the Lawley headquarter

Lucinda Laheman Boston 1938, Pin Cushion with ink decoration of genre scenes of hunter, Native American, Baby in bassinette, and Cat chasing a Mouse in center, Birds on a Tree Branch, 6.25 x 6 x 1.25

FISKE, JOHN (1842-1901) TWO VOLUMES, "The Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America," BOSTON AND NEW YORK, HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN AND COMPANY, 1900, with 3/4 green morocco binding and marbled green boards, gilt

Babe Ruth Radio Premiums. 5 pcs. Circa 1930s. Premiums include a Quaker Oats scorers fob with celluloid of Babe Ruth in a Boston Braves hat; a Quaker cereal premium ring; a red plastic Kellogg’s

Neil Young & The Crazy Horse Boston Tea Party Boston, MA concert poster, March 1, 1970, Neil Young & The Crazy Horse and Country Funk 5th Avenue Band, original printing, Bob Driscoll artist signed (in

Three Armspear Mfg. Co. kerosene oil railroad lanterns with clear glass globes, Baltimore and Ohio (globe marked "B&O RR", Boston and Maine (globe marked "B & M R.R.") and Erie Railroad, 10" (height),

Lothar & The Hand People The Boston Tea Party 53 Berkeley Street Boston, MA concert poster, July 18-20, 1968, Lothar & The Hand People and The Hallucinations, original printing, Bob Driscoll artist, l

Painted sheet iron Boston Terrier doorstop, 13" x 12" x 3 1/2"

Three Dietz Vesta kerosene oil railroad lanterns with red glass globes, Boston and Maine (globe marked "B & M RR"), Central Railroad of New Jersey (globe marked "C.R.R. of N.J.") and Reading Co. Railr

Three Dietz Vesta kerosene oil railroad lanterns with clear glass globes, Boston and Maine (globe marked "B & M"), Central Railroad of New Jersey (globe marked "C.R.R. of N.J.") and Reading Co. Railro

Three Dietz Vesta kerosene oil railroad lanterns with clear glass globes, Boston and Maine Railroad (globe marked "Dietz Vesta B. & M.") and (2) New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad (1 globe marke

Three Dietz Vesta kerosene oil railroad lanterns with clear glass globes, Bangor and Aroostook Railroad (globe marked "Dietz Vesta"), Boston and Maine (globe marked "Dietz Vesta") and Lehigh and New E

Bradley & Hubbard painted cast iron Boston Terrier dog doorstop, 10" x 11"

Lionel B&A Hudson No. 6-8606 in original box, Boston & Albany locomotive and tender, with shipping box, 30 3/4" x 7 1/4" x 5 3/4"

Three Dietz Vesta kerosene oil railroad lanterns with red glass globes, Boston and Albany Railroad (globe marked "Dietz Vesta"), Central Vermont Railway (globe marked "Dietz Vesta") and Conemaugh and

AHM Boston & Maine Lehigh & Hudson RR Class R1-d, 4-8-2, #403, brass engine and tender in original box, Associated Hobby Manufacturers, Inc., 621 E. Cayuga St., Phila., PA, 19120, Made in Japan, box m

A 2000's Lionel Lines "O" Gauge engine #8380 in OB and four Lionel Boston Red Sox heavy weight passenger cars (no boxes). The # 8380 Lionel Lines SD-28 is paintede in Lionel blue and orange paint sche

Hubley cast iron painted Boston Terrier puppy doorstop, 5" high

Vietnam anti-war protest poster, features an image by Goya of Saturn devouring his son over the words America Eats Her Young, original 1970 printing, artist unknown, published by the Boston Museum of

Boston Clock Co. for Bailey, Banks and Biddle Co. brass automobile clock accessory, circa 1909, 2 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 5"

Pamela Dineen Barba oil on canvas, portrait of a Boston Bulldog, signed lower left, sight size 20" x 16", attached artist's card on verso

Set of ten Wedgwood porcelain Historical U.S. Buildings X3861 pattern plates, Faneuil Hall, Home of Ralph Waldo Emerson, King's Chapel Boston, Longfellow's House, Monticello, Mount Vernon, Old North C

Two salt glazed stoneware jugs with cobalt slip decoration, includes one for John Miller, 189 Hanover St., Boston, ca. 1850-1870, 11 1/2" high, and one in ovid form, 10 1/2" high