MARX POPEYE FUNNY FIRE FIGHTERS CONCEPT ART

Louis Marx, lithographed tin toy, depicts open red fire truck with celluloid driver and celluloid passenger mounted on tin ladder that revolves when key wind is operated.

8" LONG.

1950. USA. Working. complete, all original. Tin litho & plastic, funny fire fighter toy with eccentric action. Ex. Don Kaufman Collection.

Three various trucks in original box, looks like old store stock with all inserts, includes Jeep Fire Engine and Fire Department Rescue Squad Vehicle. Box has slight wear, toys have virtually no wear.

All items in as found condition. Everything is being sold as-is. Many lots have large quantities of items. Please read the terms of the auction carefully to establish pick-up and payment options. This

Marx Fire Chief & Unique Art GI Joe Wind Up cars. Both fine, fire chief missing a ladder.

DESCRIPTION: JIMINY CRICKET ORIGINAL ARTWORK, BOOK COVER ART FOR JIMINY CRICKET FIRE FIGHTER, WITH EDIT NOTES. FRAMED 27x23.5"H / Last purchased in 1992 for $4,500, Beverly Hills, CA WEIGHT: CONDITION

Title: Presentation Fireman's Horn, Duquesne Fire Co. Pittsburgh Date: 1865 Medium: brass and copper Dimensions: 19 inches tall Signature: Brass Plate which reads " Compliments of David M. Lyle of Phi

Mulcahy, Kathleen (American, b. 1952), Fire Vessel, 1984, blown glass, 25 x 7 x 7 inches, apparently unsigned, with metal wall hanger; Provenance: A Western PA Corporation

Arts and Crafts wrought iron fire screen, 21 by 39 by 8 inches.

Hirschfeld, Al (American, 1903-2003), Funny Girl - Barbra Streisand, 1975, etching on paper, signed in pencil lower right and marked Printers Proof 1/1 in pencil lower left, impression 15.5 x 11.75 in

Harris, (Charles) Teenie (American/Pittsburgh, 1908-1998), Group of Children Posed under Shower from Fire Hydrant, taken 1947, printed c.1980s, matte photograph, signed and numbered 1/200 in black ink

American School, River Landscape with Native American, Fire and Canoe, late 19th century, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned, 18 x 24 inches, in a period wood frame 25 x 31 inches.

Hirschfeld, Al (American, 1903-2003), The Marx Brothers, 2000, lithograph on paper, signed and marked AP 35/50 in pencil at bottom, image 19 x 16 inches, full sheet 22 x 18.5 inches, unframed. Provena

Artist Fyrart Title Crystal Bent Fyrart Aqua layered glass clocks design. Fyrart a play on the word fire + art as the glass was heated with fire to form the great shapes that can be seen on this rare

18K yellow gold custom pendant set with an emerald cut fire opal, approx. 4 carat. The stone is framed in a narrow gold band and attached to a narrow frame with round chain openings at the top and str

Bukowski, Charles, Pair of limited edition books published by Black Sparrow Press, each with a bound-in color serigraph: What Matters Most is How Well Your Walk Through the Fire (1999, J of 26 lettere

Stevens & Co. Funny Clown Mechanical Bank. Figure of an acrobatic clown seated on a sphere and on a filigree decorated plinth base with 4 filigree feet; the clown sits straddling the sphere, the sprin

Lichtenstein, Roy (American, 1923-1997), As I Open Fire (Triptych), 21st century reprints after the 1964 originals, 25 x 20.5 inches.

(Pittsburgh) Foster, J. Heron, A Full Account of The Great Fire at Pittsburgh, one the Tenth Day of April, 1845; with the Individual Losses, and Contributions for Relief, 1845, first edition, publishe

Sunol, Alvar (Spanish, b.1935), Le Feu (Fire) from Les Elements De La Nature: 1983 - 84, lithograph printed in colors, 25.5 x 19 inches, pencil signed and numbered 81/125, framed measuring 35.5 x 29 i

Title: Assortment of Uncommon Bakelite Napkin Rings, Including: Popeye, Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, Rooster on Wheels, Scottie on Wheels, and Fish on Anchor Date: c. early 20th century Medium: Bakelite

Lichtenstein, after Roy, 2 framed panels from As I Opened Fire copied from the Published by Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam , 32 x 27 inches.

Large Italian Floor Vase with Portrait, Lion Handles and Fire Breathing Creature, mid 20th century, marked 866 Italy and possibly initialed on base, 18.5 inches tall.