Handcolored Washington Print, 1860

(American, 19th century) circa 1840-1860, Fischer, Carpenter & Gusthal, publisher, active c.1850, hand colored lithograph, image 17-3/8 ? 23-1/4 in.; lemon gilt wood frame, 24 x 29-5/8 in. Provenance:

Samuel Augustus Mitchell (1790-1868), "Plan of the City of Washington, 1860, hand colored, H. - 12 3/8 in., W. - 15 in.

By N. Currier, N.Y. entitled: Washington’s Reception by the Ladies, on Passing the Bridge at Trenton, N.J. April 1789, on His Way to New York to be Inaugurated First President of the United Sta

T. Hamilton Crawford, George Washington print, T. Hamilton Crawford (British, 1860-1948), George Hamilton, mezzotint, printed by Frost & Reed, Bristol, England, 1932, pencil signed, gallery label vers

Currier & Ives Republican Banner of 1860 Hand Colored Print. Depicting an eagle with a shield, and two oval portraits of men below. The man on the left is Hon Abraham Lincoln of Illinois for president

Hand colored print after George Wright (UK, 1860 - 1942) "A Question of Pace", matted and framed.Visible image: approx. 23 1/2" x 13 1/4".Frame: approx. 32 1/2" x 20 1/2".

Three (3) items. Includes: Printed 16mo. 64-page Blaine and Logan Songster, published by Thomas Hunter. Covers feature hand-colored lithographic prints of Washington, Grant, Garfield & Lincoln, along

Offset lithograph, after an 1846 painting by Rembrandt Peale, 1778 to 1860, an American artist and museum keeper. The artwork depicts a portrait of the first US President George Washington. Inscriptio

A GROUP OF FIVE HAND-COLORED PRINTS OF NEW ORLEANS, 19TH CENTURY, comprising, "NOUVELLE-ORLÉANS," Charles Lalaisse, engraver, Jules Noël, designer, and Imp. Ch. Chardon the Elder, Paris, 1820-1860,

"Genl. George Washington, The Father of His Country", 19th c. hand colored lithograph, New York, published by Currier & Ives, 152 Nassau St., on a wooden frame with gilded inner edge, glazed, wooden b

Abraham Lincoln Related 1860 “Currier & Ives” Abraham Lincoln Campaign Print 1860 Presidential Campaign, Handcolored Currier and Ives Print, Beardless Abraham Lincoln Portrait titled, “Republica

Hand colored print titled "George Washington's Home in Virginia". Dimensions 8" x 11"

Antique Hand Colored Print Fox Hunt by Thomas Blinks (British, 1860-1912). Purchased and Professionally Framed at Carolina Prints, 188 King Street in Charleston SC. In frames 21"x29"x1". Weight 7 pds.

Large hand-colored offset print. Dimensions: (Frame) H 25" x W 35", (Sight) H 18.25" x W 28.5" Condition: Light age toning to edges of paper. Acidification to mat. Marks to frame.

Large hand-colored offset print. Dimensions: (Frame) H 25" x W 35", (Sight) H 18.25" x W 28.5" Condition: Light age toning to edges of paper. Acidification to mat. Marks to frame.

Circa 1860. Sketched by J. Smith and Son Brooklyn Long Island engraved by C. Pearson and published by Currier and Ives 152 Nassau Street New York. The piece having a small abrasion to paper in the sky

Currier and Ives, United States. Hand-colored lithograph titled "George Washington," depicting a three-quarter portrait of the first President of the United States, George Washington. He gestures with

"Washington's First Interview With Mrs. Cutis", after a painting by John Whetten Ehninger, and a 19th century hand colored view of St. George Bermuda, both prints in deep walnut frames. Dimensions:The

American, circa 1860, steel-engraved print entitled "The Home of Washington", depicting Washington and family at home in Mt. Vernon, visited by the Marquis de Lafayette, engraved by Thomas Oldham Barl

Item: Sebastian Cabot, Labrador, Newfoundland, 1860 Size: 11 x 14 inches. Original hand colored steel engraving of Sebastian Cabot (Italian Explorer) leaving Labrador, Newfoundland. Print from 1860. P

PAIR OF EUROPEAN BOTANICAL PRINTS, hand-colored lithographs, from "Nouvelle Iconographie Des Camellias" by Ambroise Verschaffelt, published in Belgium 1848-1860. Each professionally matted and housed

(Pittsburgh), Pair of Handcolored Pittsburgh Engravings: Washington Descending the Ohio and Planting of the Royal Flag on the Ruins of Fort Du Quesne, 1860, from The Life of Washington by J. T. Headle

Print on Paper, 1860, "The Long Shot", H 11" W 13.75" | Issued from Bufford's Print Publishing House 313 Washington Street, Boston. Titled Red Deer Shooting. the Long Shot, lower center. Having a carv

E.C. Middleton Martha Washington National Oil Portraits in period frame, some damage, period piece circa 1860's. Print on canvas, 17 x 14 inches.