G. & F. Bill. Bird's Eye View of Mt. Vernon.

Hand colored lithograph, 12 1/2 x 16 1/2 inches.

Hand-colored lithograph published by G & F. Bill, depicting the home of George Washington, Mt. Vernon. With numbered key indicating fourteen locations of interest on the estate including the vegetable

Hand-colored lithograph published by G & F. Bill, depicting the home of George Washington, Mt. Vernon. With numbered key indicating fourteen locations of interest on the estate including the vegetable

Birds Eye View of Mt. Vernon: Home of Washington, 1859, hand-colored lithograph on paper, published by G. and F. Bill, image 10 x 14 inches, in a wood frame 16 x 17 inches.

G. & F. Bill, colored print in the style of Currier & Ives, 1859. In a beveled frame 15 3/4 x 19 1/4 inches overall

Birdseye View of Mount Vernon. Stone lithograph. G.& F. Bill, 1859. Opening: H 11-1/2", W 14-1/2". Frame size: H 13-1/2", W 16-1/2". Period frame. Some toning and imperfections. Collection of Laura Mi

MRKD. 1859. FRAMED UNDER GLASS. SIGHT VIEW 12 3/4" X 15 1/2". Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. will Conduct an ON-SITE and also ON-LINE Auction at 2481 Belvi

AMERICAN HISTORICAL PRINTS, LOT OF THREE, hand-colored lithograph on paper (each), titles include "DEATH OF WASHINGTON DEC. 14TH A. D. 1799" and "BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF MT. VERNON". Each housed under glas

Bird’s-eye view of the city of Paris and surrounding countryside; Title in cartouche: "LUTETIA vulgari nomine Paris, urbs Galliae maxima" From Braun and Hogenberg’s atlas “Civitates Orbis Terrar

Damascus urbs nobilissima ad Libanum montem Totius Syria Metropolis - 16th century bird's-eye view of the city of Damascus. Published in the book Civitates Orbis Terrarum by Braun and Hogenberg. Latin

Map: 1617 Birds Eye View of Moravian City, Znojmo -- Znaymum Vulgo Znaym Moraviae Civitas Primavia Date Printed: 1617, Koln Cartographer: G Braun and F Hogenberg Size: 12.4 x 19.5 in. Condition: Excel

as follows: Hogenberg, F. and Braun G. Famaugusta, copperplate engraving (Cologne, late 16th century) sheet, 8.75 x 14 in., giving a birds-eye view of the Cypriot port city; Mercator, Hondius, Jansson

1. G.C. BENNETT, No. 33. Bird's Eye View From College, North-west [Santa Fe, N.M.], 1882 Ca., Albumen, 4.25x7", City of Santa Fe Backmark, Stereo card, ASG# GCB/1012, City of Santa Fe backmark, showin

Panoramic Views of a Traveling Circus. 16 photos. Circa 1930s. Black and white images of the Robbins Bros. and Al. G. Barnes circuses being transported via train; bird’s eye views of Ringling an

Vivienne Lee, Chinese, 20th Century, watercolor and oil on paper, Depicts a birds eye view of street and mountains, Signed center bottom, “Vivienne Lee” H. 30” x W. 22” Framed under glass

Map: Untitled (Cover Title: Bird's Eye View of Boston Harbor and South Shore to Provincetown Showing Steamboat Routes) Maker: John F. Murphy Publisher: John F. Murphy, Boston Date: 1899 Size: Folio -

Birds Eye View of Cape Cod Publisher John F. Murphy Dated: Circa 1920 - 1940 Type: Nicely Colored Demensions: 4x8 folded

Title/Content of Map: 1898 c. Cram View of the Proposed Nicaraguan Canal -- Birds Eye View of the Maritime Canal of Nicaragua Cartographer: G Cram Year/Place: 1898 c., Chicago Size: 7.8 X 12.4 in. Thi

Map: Birds-Eye-View of the Holy Land Date: 1891 From Cram's "Unrivaled Family Atlas of the World Indexed" Size: 14.5 x 11 inches George F. Cram (1842-1928) served in the U.S. Army during the American

1765 Map of Naples, Italy Icon Crateris Neapolitani Nobilissim- 18th Century. By Cardon/Morghen. Bird´s-eye-view of the gulf of Naples, the city Naples and the Atrio del Cavallo (Vesuvius). Hand-colo

Venetia. Bird's-eye panorama harbor map view. F.B. Werner. Vintage color print. 18 3/4" x 39 1/2".

Heading: (San Francisco...) Author: Title: San Francisco in 1851 Place Published: [San Francisco] Publisher:[Cooke & LeCount] Date Published: 1851 Description: Lithographed bird

Property from the Collection of John and Virginia Duncan, Savannah, GA Description: Bird's Eye View of the City of Savannah Georgia, Published by A. Ruger, St. Louis, Lithograph, 1871, with refere

John Bachmann (Amer., 19th C.), "Bird's Eye View: Texas and Part of Mexico", from the series "Panorama of the Seat of War", (6) chromolithographic maps of Confederate states in pan