J. W. BLACK, RUINS AFTER BOSTON FIRE, 1872

Circa 1865 Cabinet Card Photograph; Portrait of staunch abolitionist, editor of The Liberator, William Lloyd Garrison. Photograph by J. W. Black of Boston. Period pencil written identification on the

James Wallace Black (Boston, 1825-1996) Depicting the "Cheshire Shops and Engine House, Keene, New Hampshire". Also listed the address of Black's studio 173 Washington Street, Boston, unframed. H: 15.

Original J.W. Norie chart of the Black Sea, with seas of Marmara and Azov, circa 1854. Spectacular chart of the Black Sea showing, Crimea, Sea of Azov, Black Sea, Grecian Archipelago, Bulgaria, Bessar

The Published Harpers weekly dated June, 14 1873 The Boston Fire- Washington street, looking south, with ruins of the Chickering building and globe theatre on the left. Sketch by J.J. Harley. Conditio

Rare 1855 Black Hawk, J H Bufford, Boston lithograph (Black Hawk- grandson of Justin Morgan), from the original painting by Theodore Marsden, top w small torn piece (present), sight 17" x 22 1/2" , ov

E. Howard & Co Regulator Wall Clock patent Sept 3rd 1872, walnut wood case, 8-day time only movement, marked "E. Howard & Co Boston J. M Batchelder" on face h. 55 w. 20 d. 9-1/2 in.

Inscribed "Albion Piper, with compliments of Macullar, Williams and Parker Jan 1st 1873" Presented in an original walnut frame with gilt liner 22 1/2 x 26 1/4 inches (overall)

14" x 11" calendar backing w/o calendar of a woman with roses. 1914 Santa Fe Railroad calendar by JW Black with Native American-tears, poor condition. Sold as is. City: State: Date: c1914

Property from a Private Collection, Savannah, GA Description: After J. W. Hill, Boston, Hand-Colored Engraving by C. Mottram, 1857, entered according to an act of Congress in the year 1857, by B.

Heading: Author: Murdock, Harold, editor. Title: 1872 : Letters Written by a Gentleman in Boston to His Friend in Paris Describing the Great Fire Place Published: Boston & New York Publisher:Houghton

Antique tabletop napkin ring in Victorian taste and of the period, made by James W. Tufts of Boston, Massachussetts. Displays a winged cherub, resting on a highly ornate ring and all on a circular ped

Columbia Lays Aside her Laurels to Mourn at the Burning of Her Birth-Place frame 18.5 x 14.5 inches and six other Harper's Weekly prints including a large format Bird's Eye View of Boston.

WITH CHERUB MADE BY J.W. TUFTS BOSTON, 3 1/2" H, 4" W

Militaria: a mid 20thC pair of crates / step mounts , in black painted finish with metal handles. One marked 'Flt. Lt. J. H. W. Black.' Each measuring approx 29 1/4" wide, 15" deep, 12 1/4" high (2)

Militaria: a mid 20thC pair of crates / step mounts , in black painted finish with metal handles. One marked 'Flt. Lt. J. H. W. Black.' Each measuring approx 29 1/4" wide, 15" deep, 12 1/4" high (2)

Tufts Crystal Fountain Pharmacy Perfume Display. J.W. Tufts, Boston, patent 1871. Cobalt glass with original marble base. Near mint condition. 21 inches tall.

J.W. Tufts Boston 1871. Height 19 1/2 inches. (A similar example is the colleciton of the Corning Museum of Glass) and other Museums http://www.nbmog.org/parlorFountPage.html

A walking stick with gold terminal that bears the text, "Made from the timber of the First John St. Church erected 1768 , Rev. A.M. Osborn to J.W. Degram, 1872". Dimensions:35" long. Provenance:From a

A J.W. Hill engraving titled "Boston". New York: F. & G.W. Smith, 1857. Engraved by C. Mottram. Printed by McQueen, London. Frame opening: 41-1/2 in tall x 28-1/4 in wide. Frame: 33-1/2 in tall x 46-1

(BOSTON.) J.W. Rutter, after. Iron Light House on Minots Ledge, Massachusetts Bay. From a Drawing for Which a Premium was Awarded at the Late Mechanix's Fair. Lighted First Time Jany. 1st, 1850. Built

Copper Plate Published 1814-27, London for "A New Geographical Dictionary; Containing a Description of all the Empires, Kingdoms, States and Provinces..." by J. W. Clarke. Paper Size: 10.5 x 8 inch (2

Two 19 C. baskets, one fire bucket with "Boston Fire Nov. 10, 1872" painted in yellow on red, 17" h. with handle; along with splint basket that has remnants of green paint and stationary handle, 12" h

AKIN, Louis B. (1863-1913). Hotel El Tovar / Grand Canyon of Arizona. Chromolithograph. New York: W. J. Black / American Lithographic Co., 1906. 22" x 48" sheet. Located on the rim of the Grand Canyon

(Arizona/Oregon, 1868-1913) Hotel El Tovar, Grand Canyon of Arizona, New York, W. J. Black, American Lithographic Co., 1906, chromolithograph, 22 x 40 in.; original wood frame, 28-3/8 x 46-1/2 in. Pro