GARRETT - Where the Money Grows 1911

GARRETT, Garet (1878-1954). Where the Money Grows. New York & London: Harper & Brothers, 1911. 12mo. (6 7/8 x 4 3/8 inches). Frontispiece print of Wall Street. 66pp. Green cloth with decorative symbol

long sleeves, open clutch front, black rayon blend, gold metallic embroidered trees with tiny dangling coins on front, sleeves, and back, Approx. 32" Bust, some trees missing a few coins, see photos.

Charles Fazzino "Money Doesn't Grow on Trees" Pop Art. Measures - 38 1/2" high x 30 3/4" wide, Mat & Frame - 6 1/4".

CHARLES FAZZINO (b 1955) "Money Doesn't Grow On Trees" 14/200DX Deluxe *Free delivery to Philadelphia & New York City

3-D Serigraph. Pencil signed lower right, titled center, and numbered 195/200 DX lower left. Charles Fazzino (American, b. 1955). From a Rye Brooke, NY home. - Dimensions: Image - 36" high x 29" wide.

Large size 3-D Pop Art in shadow box frame. Overall work measures 49" X 41 3/4" X 1 3/4". 164/250PR . Work is in good condition. Not eligible for in house shipping.Keywords: Banks, Wall Street, Exchan

Artist: Charles Fazzino Title: Money Doesn't Grow on Trees Year: 1999 Dimensions: 30in. by 36in. Edition: From the rare limited edition of 250PR Medium: 3-D Ser

Artist: Charles Fazzino Title: Money Doesn't Grow on Trees Year: 1999 Dimensions: 30in. by 36in. Edition: From the rare limited edition of 250PR Medium: 3-D Ser

Artist: Charles Fazzino - Signed Title: Money Don't Grow on Trees Edition: 204 of 250 PR Dimensions - Framed: 49.5" x 42" Certificate of Authenticity: Wentworth Gallery

Brolaski, Harry. Easy Money. Cleveland: Searchlight Press, 1911. Yellow publisher’s pictorial cloth, stamped in black and red. Portrait frontispiece, illustrated with plates. 8vo. Cloth rubbed, writ

Vintage 1950's Sammy The Laughing Man 'WATCH ME GROW' Mechanical Coin Money Bank by Apex Novelty (USA). As more and more coins are inserted into the bank, Sam grows taller and taller. Measures 6" tall

A vintage mid-century American sterling silver handmade money clip featuring a surface decorated with engraved wavy patterns by Leonore Doskow, 1911-2008. Vintage Sterling Silver Money And Paper Clips

Large Currier & Ives book - see photos

Scarce Combination of Twenty Dollar Gold Coin Inset With Van Cleef & Arpels Clock. Rim Hallmarked VF For Verger Freres (1911-1935) And Interior Of Coin Behind Case Stamped With Serial Or Identificatio

Piaget Pocket Watch Set In Custom Gold Coin Money Clip. 56.3 Grams Total Weight. 1 7/8 x 1 1/2. See Photos For Additional Condition Information. Wire Transfer Or In-Person Cashier's Check Are The Only

Engraved With TBP; Includes Signed Copy Of The First Billion Is The Hardest. 0.960 ozt. See Photos For Condition Commensurate With Age And Use. Some Microscratches Could Be Buffed. Wire Transfer Or In

Mother Of Pearl Cufflinks Marked Ascot, Penny Black Forty Oil Rig Cufflinks, And Miniature Golden Oil Drum Shirt Studs. Money Clip Is Personalized TBP. The Shirt Studs Are Part Of A Set Sold At Christ

Seven Pieces of American Southwest Silver. Including 1 aiguillette from a bolo tie, 2 pendants (one marked Sterling), 1 money clip with multi-stone flower motif, 1 safety pin form key chain, 1 large t

American, 1857-1936. Excellent oil on canvas renderings depicting Maine shorelines. Each signed lower right, one dated 1911. Good condition; 9 x 15. Frank Louville Bowie, a well listed artist, was bes

American, New York, 1875-1911, All With Green Mottled Glaze Mark Incised Underside, Pitcher Height 8.75 Inches. 3 pieces. See Photos For Additional Condition Information.

A 19th Century Meiji Period Japanese Zenibako. Money box is of wood construction with forged iron hardware. Top slot portion is removable. Probably missing a cover, lacking a latch and lock; wear and

This is a lot of two trays. The first is an Ashland tray, marked "It's Ashland" and "Copyright 1911 American Artwork Coshocton, Ohio". It has evidence of clear coat and multiple scuff and rub marks. T

1911 Arabian Nights Edmund Dulac Illustrated Ali Baba Aladdin English Housman “A loss that can be repaired by money is not of such very great importance.” – The Arabian Nights During the Golden

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