Map of "Falmouth Neck"

"as it was when destroyed by Mowatt, October 18, 1775", published by Bailey & Noyes, Portland, Maine, in an oak (n.d.), in an oak frame, 17 1/2 x 22 inches (sight).

(NEW YORK -- WESTCHESTER COUNTY.) John Bute Holmes. Map of Edge-Water, Delancey's Neck, Long Island Sound Between the Villages of New Rochelle & Mamaroneck. To Be Sold at Auction by Anthony J. Bleeker

Leader with map has leg and neck cracks, some light wear and a few scratches to face. Figure with binoculars has thin partial neck and arm cracks with light wear to include chip in paint on side of fa

Showing Dorchester, Axminster, Bridport, Falmouth, Truro etc. Copper Engraved Map Published 1782, London for "Bowles's Post-chaise Companion, Or, Travellers Directory Through England and Wales" by Car

[MANUSCRIPT MAP-MAINE] After DES BARRES, JOSEPH FREDERICK WALLET. Hand-drawn map of a portion of the Maine coast off Falmouth, copied from Des Barres. Likely early 19th century. Manuscript map in blac

of Long Island, New York, Baker Crowell, Inc., depicting Great Neck, Long Island Sight lines 24 1/2"h x 31 1/4"w By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.

Medical anatomy maps (2), Denoyer-Geppert Co.-Chicago, IL, Anatomy of Head, Neck, Throat & Skin, Exc cond & skeleton & musculature (front view), canvas pull down, staining in LR corner, 78"H x 41"W.

Rare map of Maine, “Freeport Sheet†by the US Geological survey from 1890. Shows islands and necks within Casco Bay as well as Freeport, Cumberland, Brunswick and surrounding towns. Matted a

A 17 inch Curlew decoy with map tack eye and carved raised wings. In old, possibly original paint with gunning wear, separation at neck seat and a replaced bill.

Caliber:5.5cm,Bottom:6.3cm.This enamel is thick, and the generos is glaze, which makes people feel natural.

SMITH, John (1580-1631). New England the most remarqueable parts thus named by the high and mighty Prince Charles, Prince of great Britaine. Observed and described by Captayn John Smith... Copperplate

Huge dramatic reverse glass advertising Great Northern's two great trains, Empire Builder and Western Star. In script just below Great Northern logo it states "Steamliners twice a day, each way, betwe

[STREETER COPY] SEARCY, I. G. Map of Florida constructed principally from authentic documents in the Land office at Tallahassee by I. G. Percy. Published by I.G. Searcy Tallahassee & F. Lucas Jr., Bal

Paul Feiler (British, 1918-2013) Landing Stage, Falmouth signed and dated 'FEILER '51' (lower right); further signed and inscribed 'PAUL FEILER/LANDING STAGE/FALMOUTH' (verso) oil on canvasboard 30.5

*** START PRICE IS THE RESERVE *** [Africa]. GASTALDI, Giacomo (1500-1566) & FORLANI, Paolo (fl. 1560-1571). La Descrittione dell'Africa. Engraved Map. Venice: Paolo Forlani, 1562. 19 x 25 1/4 inches

Lucanus (Marcus Annaeus) Pharsalia, manuscript on paper, [Northern Italy (possibly Padua), first half of the fifteenth century]. 294 x 217mm., I + 149 + I leaves (including defective leaves and 3 blan

Orbis Terrarum Typus de Integro Multis in Locis Emendatus. Petrus Plancius (1552-1622). Copper-plate engraving with original hand color in full. Amsterdam, 1594. Some stains, creases, folds. Sight siz

Bernard Ratzer "Plan of the City of New York". Signed lower right in the plate "T. Kitchin Sculpt" (Kitchin recorded the cartographer's name as Ratzen (sic) rather than Ratzer). The map backed, rolled

H:143cm,W:58cm

18th century map GENERAL MAP OF NORTH AMERICA 1754-1761 by John Rocque, London by A. Drury, 2 part map, 35.5 x 36 inches, good condition.

(Disneyland, 1969) A large and remarkable WED Imagineering blueline design print of the Haunted Mansion drawn by Imagineer Dan Williams. Dated in the print 04-3-69, the 1/8":1' scale Key Area & Locati

SOL LEWITT (1928-2007) R706 Map of London with the area between the underground stations at Marble Arch, St. James Park, Leicester Square, Waterloo Station, Pimlico, Sloane Sq., Knightsbridge, Bayswat

Evenly glaze in red,this vase has a very long neck. it is a rare piece of artH:15.5

Northern Italy, Etruria, ca. 6th century BCE. A large and impressive pottery amphora of a fine form with a classic bulbous body upon a raised splayed foot, a thick rim at the top, and gracefully curve