Heyde EXCEEDINGLY RARE North Pole Expedition

Superb depiction of the expedition of Fritdjof Nansen, a Norwegian explorer who tried to drift to the North Pole between 1893 and 1895. Includes a spectacular vignette of a polar iceberg with a polar

Size 2 (48mm). Lot includes Sled with Canvas Tarp Pulled by 6 Dogs, 2 Drivers, Vignette of Men Raising Flags, Radio Operator, 2 Polar Bears, 2 Skiers, Assortment of Lead Icebergs and Other Figures by

1909 ARCTIC 1st/1st Discovery North Pole Frederick Cook Peary Polar Expedition A rare, true first edition, first printing of the polar expedition account, ‘Discovery of the North Pole.’ E

1910 Arctic Voyages 1ed North Pole Robert Peary Illustrated Teddy Roosevelt Robert Peary was a 19th-century American explorer who made his fame on his numerous expeditions to the Arctic regions and cl

Charming gyroscopic toy produced by Heyde. Circa 1880's. Rarely seen and highly sought after collectible from Germany's premier early toy maker. Large scale, measures 90mm tall.

11 pieces. Includes Entrance , Fencing and Hill. Excellent condition.

1 piece. EXCEEDINGLY RARE Centaur figure. Stands 80mm tall. Superb figure. Unboxed.

1 piece. Exquisitely detailed Heyde Water Bearer Figure. Stands nearly 7-1/4" tall. Pristine condition. Unboxed.

Admiral Robert Peary US Navy North Pole expedition arctic explorer autograph signature, on period paper in vintage matting. Overall 4.5" x 6.5". Light soiling to matte.

METAL AND MARBLE NORTH POLE EXPEDITION BOOKENDS 6.5" X 15.5"

Lot Of 4 Inuit Carvings Signed F. A Cook The American Explorer North Pole 1908 Expedition, Tlingit Pacific Northwest Wood Carving. This, and many lots forthcoming were found at the massive central Flo

A 1938 Soviet propaganda poster depicting the members of the North Pole research expedition waving at the icebreakers Taimyr and Murman. Inscription in Russian in the lower left: Papanintsy, meaning t

Size 2 (48mm). Lot includes Sled with Canvas Tarp Pulled by 6 Dogs, 2 Drivers, 2 Polar Bears, Penguin, 3 Composition Ice Bergs, Admiral Byrd's "New York" Tinplate Ship, Small Compass, Skier and Assort

Introducing the VOSTOK-EUROPE Expedition North Pole, a timepiece designed for the adventurous spirit and inspired by the challenging terrains of the Arctic. The watch features a reliable Japanese Quar

RARE Roald Amundsen North Pole 1912 MEDAL

WHO DISCOVERED THE NORTH POLE??? IMPORTANT POLAR EXPEDITION HAND; SIGNED BY THE ARCTIC EXPLORER: FREDERICK COOK. MY ATTAINMENT OF THE POLE is the Record of the Expedition that First Reached the Boreal

Incl Central Africa, Poland, Herzegovina, Arctic Expedition - North Pole showing Canada and Greenland, Serbo-Turkish War of the Balkans, and Denmark. Wood Engraved Maps Published 1863-76, London for "

Expeditions to the South Pole and the North Pole copper tray, 30.5'' d., hand-hammered, MAUD, 14/2/1911, FRAM, GJOA 1905 - 06, 88 degrees NORD 22/5/1925 - 13/5/1926; NORGE on Zeppelin, boats, airplane

3 Hand Carved "Billikens", 1 1/4" to 1 1/2". Collected by Col. Donald MacMillan, who accompanied Admiral Robert Peary to the North Pole in 1908 and continued expeditions to the Arctic making over 30 t

Book Title: Discovery of the North Pole, Also Other Noted Polar Expeditions Author(s): Dr. Frederick A. Cook & Commander Robert E. Peary, U.S.N. Publication: J.T. Moss, Copyright 1909, 1st Edition Des

1875 Jules Verne Adventure of Capt Hatteras Voyages North Pole Field of Ice RARE “Reality provides us with facts so romantic that imagination itself could add nothing to them.” ― Jules Verne

A very rare Old N'kisi Power or Magic fetish from the Songye peoples that was photographed in the field by C. Henaultin during a 1960's/1970's expedition. A scan of the exceedingly rare Field Photogra

This is an exceedingly rare, original photograph stereoview of Sitting Bull by D.F. Barry, circa 1885. There are only a few known original stereoviews of Sitting Bull with this being possibly the only

1875 Jules Verne 1ed Adventure Capt Hatteras Voyages North Pole Illustrated Riou “Reality provides us with facts so romantic that imagination itself could add nothing to them.” ― Jules Verne