Golden Age of American Railroads Plates (6)

Hand painted collectors plates, six, depicting different . 1991, The Hamilton Collection, artist signed with photograph and extensive information at the backside of the train depicted. Six in the lot

The MENTOR The Story of the American Railroad published by Department of History, Harvard 1915. 1st Edition Softback.. A few blemishes on the cover with bumping to the edges. Binding still intact and

Golden Rocket Rock Island Lines Railroad Cereal Bowl & Plate. 6" Golden Rocket cereal bowl is top stamped, base reads Ivory Shenango China new Castle. PA. U.S.A. & show little to know signs of use wit

Yellow glaze plate. 6.4" (16cm) across. Good condition.

Complete set of this exhaustive series concerning the details of the golden age of rail travel and the luxurious rail cars that were built. Great reference for the model railroader or enthusiast

47 Pieces of American Limoges Golden Princess LC Candlelight China. Consists of 8 Luncheon Plates (9 3//8"), 8 Bread Plates (6 1/2"), 8 Salad/Soup Bowls (8 3/8"), 8 Fruit/Desert (Sauces) Bowls (5 3/8"

20th Century American Golden Age Archie Comics series art by Harry Lucey, Martin Epp and Bob White. A framed original pencil and ink drawing from Laugh Comics edition number 112 page 6, published 1960

Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Bread Plate. This 6 1/2" plate is different in that the Golden State logo is offset from the center to the right, it manufactured by Albert Pick Co. Inc. Chicago Vitri

included are 6 hardback books - The Golden Age of Toys with slipcase, American Antique Toys, Encyclopedia of Toys, Metal Toys, Toy Boats, The Products of Binns Road along with several soft cover books

The stand not included. Good condition with age wears. 6.75" (17cm) long and 4.25" (11cm) wide.

Bearing "Da Ming Xuan De" mark. Painted in bamboos and birds. Late 19th. C. or early republic period. 6.25" (16cm) across. Good condition.

An Alco diesel locomotive builder's plate from Reading Railroad C-630 #5305. This is American Locomotive Company serial number 3442-06. Thin with a build date of 6-66. Measures about 12 1/4" by 3 3/4"

A mixed group of domestic and European china including two plates in the Breakers pattern for Florida East Coast Hotels. A 6 1/4" plate top marked with entwined FEC in gold with golden edge detail, bo

Includes a 6" Buffalo China Plate for NYC Lines; American Locomotive Works paper weight of the 65000 4-6-2 steam loco, plating about 50%; 7" 1-sided Porcelain sign, "Danger 500 Volts" off PRR GG1 #491

Alco / American Locomotive Company cast builders plate for Fonda, Johnstown and Gloversville locomotive #14 a 0-6-0 built in June 1926. The serial number is 66984. Plate measures 14" x 7 1/2" and show

HIGH SEA ADVENTURE. George Harold Mabie (American, b.1892). Golden age American Illustration oil painting signed lower left by the artist, George Mabie. Dimensions: Framed: 30.25 inches x 21 inches, C

Mikes Train House O-scale Golden Spike (American Railroads) - 5-Car 70Õ ABS Passenger Set (Smooth) - 20-6585 Set comes with original box(separate boxes seen in first photo are for photo ONLY); see ph

Circa late 1930's early 40's 15" x 20". This comes directly from the Estate of Joe Kubert and we are pleased to offer this and other pieces from his collection in a series of sales to take place over

Dated 1904, 30207 Brooks Works, cast iron, stamped 1504 on underside, 13.5"w.

Dated 1924, 65626 Schenectady Works, LC7385 on back, cast iron, 14"w

Measures 6 inches diameter

Cardwell S. Higgins (1902-1983). Collection of four original Golden Age of American Illustration abstract figural ink drawings, produced circa 1930 to 1932. Three with titles: SEASONS GREETINGS; PLAYT

Cardwell S. Higgins (American, 1902-1983). Original mixed media Golden Age of American Illustration painting. A hand drawn figural work in pastel with a central female figure produced in the artist's

HIGH SEA ADVENTURE PAINTING George Harold Mabie (American, b.1892). Golden Age of American Illustration oil painting, signed by the artist, George H.Mabie. (lower right). Abandoning the sinking ship.