Print of York, Pa Central Market House by Falkler

Exposed area measures approx. 18"h x 24"w. It depicts York's Central market house in winter. It is signed lower right by William Falkler and is number 197/600.

Exposed area is approx. 9 1/2"h x 7 1/2"w. It depicts the Central Market house York, Pa in winter. Item is signed on the mat lower right and is professionally framed.

It depicts Central Markethouse in York, PA; it is hand-numbered and hand- signed lower right and is professionally framed. Exposed area measures approx. 14" x 20" . William Falkler was a listed York C

Exposed area of largest print measures approx. 7"h x 9 1/2"w. It depicts The Plough Tavern and The Gates House in York, Pa. The second is an interior scene of The Central Market in York, Pa.. The thir

Including pencil signed William A. Falkler print of the Central Market image size approx 59" x 43" No 162/600, early photograph of family (crease to photo) image size approx 5" x 7" in carved Victoria

Depicts Central Markethouse in winter; it is hand-numbered and hand-signed lower right. Exposed area measures approx. 18" x 24". William Falkler was a listed York County artist.

Depicts Trinity United Church of Christ on 32 W. Market St from Cherry Lane, York, PA during winter. Church is known for its fountain out front. Exposed area measures approx. 20.5" x 15"; item is numb

NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE SHIPPING. Wright's Fairies Mansion 1738 Edition number 168 / 3000. Donegal Presbyterian Church 1740. Edition number 162 / 3000. Sight each 6" high x 7-1/2" wide. Overall with

Exposed of the larger measures approx. 6 1/2"h x 11 1/2"w. It depicts Devers Elementary School in York, Pa. The second depicts the train bridge over the rail trail in York, Pa and is hand signed on ma

NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE SHIPPING. Falkler is a graduate of the Maryland Institute of Art in Baltimore, MD. He was a teacher and then president for many years at the York Academy of Arts in York, Pen

Hudson’s locomotive of New York Central train system, original photograph taken by Robert Yarnall Richie. Embossed: lower left with Hulton Getty stamp, Titled in plate: lower center, and Number

A nice double marked lock & key with the New York Central Railroad "Tool House" marking. Both are Bohannan products. It is a very unusual bit for the NYC. The key is particularly nice.

Kae Dorn Cass (American 1901-1971)- ''New York Central Round House, Collinwood''; ''Laying Tank'' & Industrial Scene- 3 watercolors on paper, all signed lower right, all are inscribed 'May Show' verso

For Rent, Real Estate and Insurance Sign, York PA. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 14 x 20

Pair of New York Central tool house keys including one stamped NYCS with TH stamped on the reverse. The second key is stamped N.Y.C. R.R. and is stamped on the reverse with TH in serif font and Wilson

Artist signed - bottom right, frame measures 24 3/4 X 31 3/4 inches, print measures 20 1-2 X 26 1/2 inches

Framed Print of New York Central Lines

New York Central Railroad Tool House Key - Serif Font. New York Central Railroad Tool House Key. Stamped NYCS in serif lettering on the front. The reverse marked "T.H." in serif font as well. Key show

Three offset lithographs:. 1) 'When Winter Comes' The Twentieth Century Limited, New York Central Lines, copyright 1924 lower left. 2) The Twentieth Century Limited, New York Central Lines 'The Greate

Lionel 6-18953 New York Central PA-1 in original packaging. Box has shelf wear.

Lionel O Gauge Train Engine, New York Central, PA-1, Alco, 2000 B Diesel locomotive, loose, no box, 17", untested. CONDITION: Minor surface ware.

NEW Corsair prismatic binoculars with leather case 7 x 35 ZCF with original box, Focal brand NEW binoculars, Southpole sunglasses and two Colony Furniture House York PA leaf bowls.

Group of seven advertising prints including New York Central, General Motors - Electro-Motive Division, Pullman-Standard, and Union Pacific. Also included is a Milwaukee Road Domeliner headrest cover,

FRAMED NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD PRINTDepicts a classic New York Central Railroad EMD E7A Diesel Locomotive pulling a passenger train along a body of water, believed to be the Hudson River