R. H. Palenske Etching print " RARE Horse print

C. 1940 B&B - Brown and Bigelow. Framed 12.5 X 16.5

2) R.H. Palenske Framed Prints Dogs & Horse. Both measuring: 14 1/4" T x 12" W. Condition good. 1-Title: STEADY BOYS 2-Title: Man O' War. See photos.

Three Prints of Horses, various artists and sizes, including 'The Outlaw' by R.H. Palenske, 3 pieces total The largest: 17"h x 13"w overall; 15-3/4"h x 12-3/4"w sight Provenance: By descent, Clinedins

Palenske (1884 - 1954) was known for his hunt prints. Image: approx. 7 1/2" x 9 1/2". Frame: approx. 12" x 15".

Seventeen (17) Bird and Animal prints and etchings with many signed.. Artists include: R. H. Palenske; R. Thieme; R. Neigherbauer; S. Tabler; and more. Sheets measure 12-20 in. x 11-16 in. Unframed, l

R.H. Palenske (Chicago, 1884-1954) print "He'll Try Again!" of a bronco rider thrown from a horse, quality framed and matted.

INCLUDING: "A LONG PULL" BY R.H. PALENSKE ( 9 3/4" X 7 1/2"). PRINT "LE WAGON DE TROISIEME CLASSE" AFTER DRAWING BY H. DAUMIER. FRAMED ETCHING BY A. LEPERE (8" X 4 3/4" SIGHT VIEW). PLUS, ADDITIONAL O

Approx. 15 3/4" x 18 1/2"

Framed and titled LL Greyhound World's Champion Trotter, signed LR with R.H. Palenske; image is 7.5" x 9". The other is a framed receipt from 1882 Baltimore, Dr. W. Beatty, horse shoer, no. 37 Barre S

This originally hand-colored lithograph is from George Dawson Rowley's Ornithological Miscellany. The work was published in London between 1876 and 1878 by Trubner and Co., B. Quaritch, and R. H. Port

RH PALENSKE Original Signed Etching "The Broken Trail" Fox hunt with beagles and horses. Pencil signed, biographical info on reverse. Crisp sharp image.-- Dimensions: Image Size: H: 9.5 inches: W: 11.

Framed RH Palenske Black Labrador Print Measures about 13"x 17" Signed in Plate (not signed, signature is part of the print)

Pointer Dog etching h. 6-5/8 w. 8-3/8 in. (sight) overall: 12 x 13-3/4 in. (frame) pencil signed lower left; with Kennedy Rare Prints New York label on verso Provenance: from the collection of a Green

The first flag of independence raised in the South, by the citizens of Savannah, Ga. November 8th, 1860, drawn by Henry Cleenewerck, Savannah, Ga., lithographed on paper, by R.H. Howell, Savannah, Ga.

Reinhold H. Palenske, American, 1884 to 1954, etching print titled The Alarm. Signed lower right by the artist. Circa the early mid 20th century. Matted and framed. While Reinhold H. Palenske painting

4 THOMAS MCKNIGHT PRINTS (INCLUDING RARE ETCHING): 1) Nocturnal Landscape with Lovers Walking, 22.5" x 25", pencil signed lower right, numbered 85/100 lower left, H.M.K. blind stamp lower right, unfra

Talio Chrome print of original drypoint by R.H. Palenske "The Intruder". Buck and Skier

Eighteen (18) artist signed prints, lithographs and etchings. Artists include: R. H. Paelenske; Randal Hollenhorst; Peter Helck; and others. Sheets measure 12 - 18.5 in. x 16 - 20 in. Unframed, loose

This originally hand-colored etching is from Eleazar Albin's Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux or The Natural History of Birds. The work was published in London by W. Innys and R. Manby between 1738 and

This originally hand-colored etching is from Eleazar Albin's Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux or The Natural History of Birds. The work was published in London by W. Innys and R. Manby between 1738 and

This originally hand-colored etching is from Eleazar Albin's Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux or The Natural History of Birds. The work was published in London by W. Innys and R. Manby between 1738 and

This originally hand-colored etching is from Eleazar Albin's Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux or The Natural History of Birds. The work was published in London by W. Innys and R. Manby between 1738 and

This originally hand-colored etching is from Eleazar Albin's Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux or The Natural History of Birds. The work was published in London by W. Innys and R. Manby between 1738 and

This originally hand-colored etching is from Eleazar Albin's Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux or The Natural History of Birds. The work was published in London by W. Innys and R. Manby between 1738 and