Lot 4 Town & City engravings, seen from bird's eye view

Lot 4 Town & City engravings, seen from bird's eye view, 19th Century scenes of the village Morrisania, Telford, Montgomery County, PA; view of Lynn, Mass. in 1849; Dixfield, Maine & Pittsfield, Merri

Splendid bird's eye view of Venice from the 16 th century book Civitates Orbis Terrarum. The detailed engraving captures the city, documenting its buildings and extensive network of bridges and canals

ASSORTED EUROPEAN / AFRICAN PICTORIAL MAPS, LOT OF TWO, engraving on paper, comprising a bird's-eye view of the siege of the town Oost Ende (Ostend), a Flemish town, during The Eighty Years' W

1 vintage scratch map of the world. Approximately 23 x 32 inches. 1 The town of Boston in New England by John Bonner, 1722. Depicting a birds eye view map of the city of Boston in 1722. Approximately

Lot of 10 postcards, 9 of which are RPPC. This is the "Best of" Crescent City group. Includes: two street scenes with early automobiles; bird's-eye view of the town and lumber yard; torpedoed oil tank

NO RESERVE France.- Braun (Georg) and Franz Hogenberg. Aurelia Franciae [Orléans]; Rhotomagus Galliae Lugdunensis [Rouen], two panoramic bird's-eye views of French cities, engravings, each platem

KOBE BRYANT INSERT CARDS "THE CHAMP IS HERE", PRIZM "DOMINANCE", 2013 PANINI "BIRDS EYE VIEW"

1. G.C. BENNETT, No. 33. Bird's Eye View From College, North-west [Santa Fe, N.M.], 1882 Ca., Albumen, 4.25x7", City of Santa Fe Backmark, Stereo card, ASG# GCB/1012, City of Santa Fe backmark, showin

Print of steel engraving titled „Bird‘s-Eye View of Sandhurst“.Artist unkonwn.Engraved by unknown.Sandhurst is a small town and civil parish in England of 7,966 homes and 20,803 inhabitants (200

Wykes, Grand Rapid, Mich.; Birds Eye View of Springfield, Colo.; Men on Horseback identified as C.A. Bar-Mrs. CN Sumer, Calif; early group outside building with horse and carriage identified as The Ba

Map: The City of San Francisco Birds Eye View Looking from the Bay South-West Cartographer: Currier & Ives Date: 1878 Size: 11.4 x 17.75 inches This is a rare view of San Francisco of the late 1800s l

[Chicago] The Dream City. Milwaukee: American Fine Art Co. for Western Rural, (1893). Color engraving depicting Chicago at a birds-eye view, including buildings of the Columbian Exposition, and many b

Bird’s-eye view of the city of Paris and surrounding countryside; Title in cartouche: "LUTETIA vulgari nomine Paris, urbs Galliae maxima" From Braun and Hogenberg’s atlas “Civitates Orbis Terrar

Damascus urbs nobilissima ad Libanum montem Totius Syria Metropolis - 16th century bird's-eye view of the city of Damascus. Published in the book Civitates Orbis Terrarum by Braun and Hogenberg. Latin

Map: 1617 Birds Eye View of Moravian City, Znojmo -- Znaymum Vulgo Znaym Moraviae Civitas Primavia Date Printed: 1617, Koln Cartographer: G Braun and F Hogenberg Size: 12.4 x 19.5 in. Condition: Excel

Milwaukee memorabilia books to include : Birds Eye View of Milwaukee Communities, This is Kilbourn Town by Robert W Wells, Cream City Chronical Stories of Milwaukee Past by John Gurda, Images of Ameri

Theodore R. Davis (American, 19th century)A birds eye view of PhiladelphiaEngraving printed on paperFull margins, published as a supplement to Harper's Weekly, New York, June 15, 1872.14 3/4 x 29 3/4i

CA. 1575. Bird's-eye view of the historical city of Liège published by Braun-Hogenberg in the "Civitates Orbis Terrarum". Richly coloured example with three coats of arms in the upper and three tex

Title: 1869 Richardson Birds Eye View of Salt Lake City -- Great Salt Lake City, Utah, 1867 Cartographer: A Richardson Year / Place: 1869, Hartford Map Dimension (in.): 4 X 6.5 in. This is a very nice

Depicting a birds eye view of a British town, a box with two mules "When shall we three meet again," and a pair of deer.  2.75 x 4 in. largest

Birds' eye view photograph of the city of Lawrence, Kansas by the photograph artist, W.H. Lamon. This photograph was probably taken circa 1880s to 1900s. Approx. 6.5 x 4.25 inches. Good condition exce

"Birds-Eye View of Washington and the Vicinity," Harper’s Weekly, January 4th,1862, H.- 15 3/4 in., W.-22 1/4 in.

New York / painted by Heine, J. Kummer & Döpler ; engraved by Himely. Bird's-eye view of New York City with Battery Park in the foreground. Contributors: Heine, Wilhelm, 1827-1885, artist & Kummer, J

lithograph, glazed and framed; published by H.S. Crocker & Co., 1887; drawn by E.S. Moore Frame: 22 1/4 x 29 in. (56.5 x 73.7 cm.) Provenance: Property from the Personal Collection of Ed Hardy, San Fr