Ray Lustig Race Photography

Ray Lustig American photojournalist for Washington Star and Washington Post b.1938-2022. Work also published by Newsweek, Time, National Geographic, Life Magazine and others. Included here are hundred

Ray Lustig American photojournalist for The Washington Star and The Washington Post b.1938-2022. Hundreds of published and unpublished 35mm slide frames, photos, contact sheets and negatives from Form

Bryan Whitney X Ray Photography, Nautilus. Size: 26"H x 24"W Sight 19"H x 16.5"W

Medium: Sheet-fed Gravure Date: 1930 Printer: La Neogravure Company, France Image Size: 7 x 9 inches Professor Contremoulin was a pioneer in X-Ray photography during the 19th century. His unique work

After Man Ray (American/French, 1890-1976), "Anatomy" and "Paul Éluard", 1934, 2 photogravure reproductions, both unsigned, from Man Ray Photographies 1920-1934, published by Cahiers d'Art, James

Man Ray-Fashion Photography C.O. 1930 Medium: Photo litho Note: Dimensions provided include matting

BEAUTIFUL ART DECO MARQUETRY CABINET ON WHAT MAY BE THE CLEANEST, MOST ORIGINAL EXAMPLE SEEN TO DATE. COMPLETELY ORIGINAL. CIRCA 1939. PROBABLY ONE OF THE RAREST OF THE GAMBLING MACHINES FROM FAMED SL

Ray (Man) Photographies 1920-1934 Paris, second edition, text in English and French, illustrations, some marginal soiling, some creases and small tears to lower inner corners, original colour pictoria

Heading: (Medical) Author: Morton, William J. and Edwin Hammer Title: The X Ray or Photography of the Invisible and Its Value in Surgery Place Published: New York Publisher:American Technical Book Co.

THE X RAY OR PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE INVISIBLE AND ITS VALUE IN SURGERY by William J. Morton. Published by American Technical Book Co., New York, NY 1896. 1st edition. Original brown cloth with silver gilt

2 Books and 1 Magazine, Native American and Cowboy Interest #1 Ray Manley's Indian Lands with text by Clara Lee Tanner published by Ray Manley Photography Tucson AZ, photography for this softback book

RARE ELDON YELLOW CORVETTE STING RAY SLOT CAR RACER NEW IN ORIGINAL BOX. ORIGINAL FACTORY SEALED. COMPLETE. BOX DOES SHOW AGING AND SOME WEAR. PENCIL MARK Y TOP LEFT CORNER.

A very fun electric horse racing game that allows players to choose which of nine horses will win. Players deposit one or more coins into any of the nine coin slots and then press a knob, which starts

Rays Track by Bally Mfg Co. Chicago circa 1936. Nine horses race down the track, with odds drum indicating the odds on the winning horse. Payout goes into a hidden drawer compartment. Named after Ball

Jean Raftery Turfotos , some photos stamped on the back EINAR ANDERSONS PRESSBLID AB , Latonia 1966 new track record , 1960s photos, J. S. Valkanet Poly Tina, 1970 Allowance Race , King Ray and many m

Toy race cars (2), Ray Cox, Thimble Drome Champion & Thimble Drome Special, both made in Santa Ana, CA, both VG cond, up to 10"L.

Antique photograph from the epoch. The dimensions are Approx. 8.5" x 6.5". This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl and its shipment will be made directly by Artelisted. Shipping insurance is the respons

Three 1949 SCTA items - First hot Rod expo, two Speed trials programs, early 1950’s speed parts catalogs, five Ray Kuns Automobile Racing, other race programs

USA, c. 1940s gelatin silver print 10” x 8” Intersecting concentric circles. Tags: photograph, photography, experimental, nature, man ray, modernist, geometry, abstract

USA, c. 1940s gelatin silver print 5” x 4” Intersecting concentric oval forms; artist unknown. Tags: photograph, photography, experimental, nature, man ray, modernist, bauhaus, nagy

Warrington's music photography includes Neil Young. Stevie Ray Vaughan, the Grateful Dead, and others. Overall size: 11 1/8 x 17 1/8 in. Sight size: 8 x 12 in.

Dimensions 5" x 7"

Jacobs, Raymond (Ray) (American, born 1906), Off to The Races, 1940s , oil on canvas, 15 x 30 inches, signed lower left, Raymond Jacobs produced settings for Disney Studios, framed measuring 16 x 31 i

BRASSAI. Still Life at the Six-Day Cycle Race at the Velodrome d'Hiver, c. 1931-33. 6.75 x 9.125" gelatin silver print. Printed c. 1931-33. Artist's stamp in purple ink on print verso. "There are two