PENNSYLVANIA FOLKSY ALLIGATOR WATERCOLOR.

Mid 19th century, ink and watercolor on paper. Red and tan alligator with water. Reputedly used as a reward of merit and most likely by the same hand as lots 426, 427, 475- 477. Framed, 7.5"h. 11"w.

Mid 19th century, ink and watercolor on ledger paper. Blue cat with inked payment for labor. Reputedly used as a reward of merit and most likely by the same hand as lots 425-426, 475-477. Framed, 6.75

Mid 19th century, ink and watercolor on ledger paper. Tan deer with dollar amount on back. Reputedly used as a reward of merit and most likely by the same hand as lots 425-427, 476-477. Framed, 8.5"h.

Mid 19th century, ink and watercolor on paper. Tan owl. Reputedly used as a reward of merit and most likely by the same hand as lots 425, 427, 475-477. Framed, 9.25"h. 7.75"w.

Mid 19th century, ink and watercolor on exercise paper. Red horse with inked equations on back. Reputedly used as a reward of merit and most likely by the same hand as lots 425-427, 475-476. Framed, 6

Mid 19th century, ink and watercolor on ledger paper. Tan lion with inked notation on lined paper "George Wise 1862 __ 5 Days husking corn". Reputedly used as a reward of merit and most likely by the

Attributed to Pennsylvania. Watercolor on paper, signed and dated "D. Gregory, 1852". Bearded young man, possibly wearing a uniform with epaulettes. Toning, minor surface wear. 6.5"h. 5.5"w.

John Lear (20th C, Pennsylvania) Watercolor. FUG. Of a young man within a dystopian maritime scene. Provenance: A suburban Philadelphia estate. Size: Frame 23.25"H x 19.25"W Sight 13"H x 10"W

John Brock Lear (20th C, Pennsylvania) Watercolor. Dystopian seashore scene. Provenance: A suburban Philadelphia Estate. Size: 32.5" x 25" frame, 19.5" x 13" sight.

Pennsylvania Watercolor and Ink Vorschrift Dated 1788. Writing sample fraktur with polychrome heart and tulip vine motif. In a later-period birdseye maple frame, 10" x 14-1/2" overall.

John Lear (20th C, Pennsylvania) Watercolor. FUG A figural work featuring a young man in a magical interior scene. Provenance: A suburban Philadelphia Estate. Size: 14.75" x 13" frame, 12" x 10.25" si

Pennsylvania Watercolor Fraktur Dated 1831. Mirror image birth record with potted tulips and floral devices. In a later period blue painted oak frame, 12-1/2" x 10" overall. Condition: Good with foxin

PENNSYLVANIA WATERCOLOR FRAKTURìPeter Dilmars Readington 1858î within a wreath above birds and a leafy tree. On paper.Framed 11.75î x 10î.

Found in Bucks County, mid 19th century, watercolor on paper. Two colorful angels by the same hand. Both done on pages taken from a copy book with pen and ink text in German and English. "Henry Wismer

Mid 19th century, watercolor on paper. Fragment of a painting with redbird and berry branch. Toning. Framed, 7"h. 6"w. And a pair of yellow birds with flower. Signed on the back "Edith Foryer". Fading

American, 19th century. A watercolor book plate depicting a crown, tree and bird, mounted on a painted background and housed in a gilt frame; plate 6.5 x 4.75 in., frame 10.75 x 9 in.

Dated for 1817, the central text flanked by bouquets of tulips and grapes. The paint decorated frame is 20th century/modern. Dimensions:The frame is 11" x 16".

Under glass. Stamped on front.

Watercolor , inscribed (LR) Sight is 9" x 12" Condition, some minor scratches and stains

Delphine Poussot. Member Pennsylvania Watercolor Society, Flowers Still Life, Signed. size: 22 x 17 matte, 33 x 27 outside frame Google: Poussot has exhibited extensively in national and international

After Walter Inglis Anderson (American/Mississippi, 1903-1965) "Alligator" watercolor-enhanced block affixed to board Framed. 19" x 47", framed 21-1/2" x 49-1/2" Literature: Illustrated in Form and Fa

American (Mifflin County, Pennsylvania). Watercolor and ink on paper birth certificate of the "hearts with birds and flowers" type by Reverend Henry Young, formerly known as The Centre County Artist (

Pennsylvania Watercolor Drawing of a bird and floral devices. Signed on back "august 18, 1825". Unframed 6" x 8". Condition: Good with foxing and edge wear.

Taufschein fraktur dated 1823 from Lebanon, Pennsylvania. Watercolor and ink on paper with Pennsylvania Dutch text framed by angels holding a parrot, a wreath, and harps, with tulips and other flowers