NORMAN ROCKWELL "SANTA AT THE MAP"

16" x 20" Easel back counter top cardboard Santa with bright colors, stain on the bottom foot, and a slight bend on the Pepsi bottle. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS

Hamm's Bear Beer Mug, Leg Lamp Mug, Norman Rockwell Santa Mug, Pottery Barn Coasters, Christmas Coasters

Vintage floor standing globe. Norman Rockwell "Santa At The Globe". Overall good condition with wear from use and age. Measures approximately 42" tall by 25" across.

Christmas Decorations incl Annalee Santa, Gorham Katy Ireland Santa Tray, 1976 Green Holly Plate, 1981 Norman Rockwell Santa Plate, Round Candle Holder, Musical Clock - Works

rated 7, 46"x37", the single-sided diecut easel back cardboard sign has good color and shine, folds in the middle, has wear and edge damage. TAC #043853

A vintage Norman Rockwell cardboard cutout depicting a jolly Santa Claus holding a Pepsi in one hand and a pipe in the other.

A COLLECTIBLE 1975 NORMAN ROCKWELL CHRISTMAS INGOT ENTITLED " SLUMBERING SANTA". INGOT WEIGHS 32.9g AND IS MADE OF .999 OF FINE FINE SILVER. CONDITION LOOKS GOOD FOR ITS AGE BUT DOES HAVE SOME WEAR OR

A COLLECTIBLE 1975 NORMAN ROCKWELL CHRISTMAS INGOT ENTITLED " SLUMBERING SANTA". INGOT WEIGHS 32.9g AND IS MADE OF .999 OF FINE FINE SILVER. CONDITION LOOKS GOOD FOR ITS AGE BUT DOES HAVE SOME WEAR OR

Collectibles incl Vtg Life Magazines, Matchbooks, Norman Rockwell Print, Map,

Norman Rockwell (1894-1976) Large color lithograph of Santa Claus titled "Santa, Extra Good Boys and Girls". Pencil signed lower right with A/P lower left. Some discoloration to middle lower paper. Me

[Christmas] Offset color lithograph of Santa Claus poring over a globe. Proof print of an image by Norman Rockwell, sued for Saturday Evening Post front cover, used Dec. 4, 1926. “No. 61 Made in U.

Celebration of Santa Vintage Norman Rockwell Ornaments in good condition. 2" -3" H

One of the classics! "My Dad is Santa" features a young boy discovering the age-old secret of our parents' making our holiday dreams come true as he finds dad's Santa costume in the bottom dresser dra

LARGE LOT OF CHRISTMAS DECOR Serving platters, Norman Rockwell, trumpet ornaments, and Santa sneaking down the chimney decanter which is marked on the bottom.

Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments Lot of 9 Santa Maria Tender Touches Norman Rockwell and More. This lot includes, 1992 Santa Maria, 2001 Victorian Sleigh, 2001 Eye Of God Feliz Navidad, 1996 Little Spooner

Norman Rockwell Christmas book and musical Ceramic Santa - sings Christmas songs

Hallmark Mugs 1988 First and Second in the series. This great lot includes, 1987 Caught Napping Norman Rockwell, First in the series, 1988 Santa And His Helpers Norman Rockwell, second in the series.

Rockwell, Norman (1894 - 1978) The Doctor and the Doll lithograph in colors, 135 / 200 27 3/4 x 23 inches 40 1/2 x 35 1/2 x 1 inches signed in pencil lower right: Norman Rockwell_x000D_ editioned lowe

Norman Rockwell(1894 - 1978)Can't Wait, ca. 1975color lithograph, Artist's Proofsigned lower right: Norman Rockwelleditioned lower left: a/p23 1/2 x 19 in. (59.69 x 48.26 cm.) A Private Family F

Norman Rockwell(1894 - 1978)Trumpet Practice, ca. 1975color lithograph (Lithographer's Working Copy)21 1/4 x 17 in. (53.98 x 43.18 cm.) A Private Family Foundation**All proceeds of sale from this artw

Norman Rockwell(1894 - 1978)Home from Camp, ca. 1975color lithograph, Artist's Proofsigned lower right: Norman Rockwelleditioned lower left: a/p22 1/2 x 17 3/4 in. (57.15 x 45.09 cm.) A Private

Norman Rockwell(1894 - 1978)Marbles Champion, ca. 1975color lithograph, Artist's Proofstamped lower right in gold foil: Norman Rockwellprinter's stamp in silver foil lower righteditioned lower left: A

Norman Rockwell(1894 - 1978)Downhill Racer, ca. 1975color lithograph, Artist's Proofsigned lower right: Norman Rockwelleditioned lower left: a/p23 1/2 x 19 in. (59.69 x 48.26 cm.) A Private Fami

Initialed "NR", pencil on paper sketch, "Christmas: Santa Claus Reading Mail" (alt. titles "Santa At His Desk" and "Letters To Santa"), for The Saturday Evening Post (Dec. 1935). The scene depicts San