Richard Merkin, Kansas City Monarchs, Lithograph

Artist: Richard Merkin, American (1938 - 2009) Title: Kansas City Monarchs Year: circa 1977 Medium: Lithograph, signed and numbered in pencil Edition: 250 Image Size: 18.5 x 26.5 inches Size: 21.75 x

MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM THE BENTONS, offset lithograph, addressed to ‘Mr. & Mrs. Richard Goldman, 814 W. 53 rd Terrace, Kansas City, Missouri’ in pen, postmark Dec. 16, 1963 Mo, 8 ¾ x

1947 Negro American League Broadside: "Kansas City Monarchs vs Memphis Red Sox" - $4K Appraisal Value! Item Description: This broadside was printed to advertise a baseball game between the Negro Ameri

The story we received from the Consignor is that this crazy quilt was made by the seamstress who made jerseys for the Kansas City Monarchs during the times of the Negro Leagues from 1937 to 1962. Appa

Two Bob Holloway black and white drawing lithographs of Kansas City and Country Club Plaza. 23.5" x 20.25" and 23.5" x 22.25" framed.

John Jordan "Buck" O'Neil Jr. (1911 – 2006) was a first baseman and manager in the Negro American League , mostly with the Kansas City Monarchs . He was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in

Antique-style, Negro Baseball League, Kansas City Monarchs wooden poster sign. 12" W X 16" H X 3/4" thick.

Antique-style, Negro Baseball League, Kansas City Monarchs wooden poster sign. 12" W X 16" H X 3/4" thick.

Antique-style, Negro Baseball League, Kansas City Monarchs wooden poster sign. 12" W X 16" H X 3/4" thick.

African American History, Negro American Baseball League subject. Reproduction of an original advertising poster of Satchel Paige with the Kansas City Monarchs. 8" X 10" printed on cardstock.

Framed prints of early sports teams. -1913 Boston Americans. - 1900's Kansas City Monarchs. Black and white prints in nice wood frames. 6 3/4"H x 7 3/4L. Photos are considered part of description and

African American History subjects, The Negro Baseball League, Kansas City Monarchs Baseball black & white photo prints. Created in the early 1990's, with handwriting on each to identify. 8" X 10" each

African American History, Negro American Baseball League subject. Reproduction of an original advertising poster of Satchel Paige with the Kansas City Monarchs. 8" X 10" printed on card stock.

Color lithograph, Kansas City 1855, Wonderful Growth of the Metropolis of the Great Southwest Kansas City, Mo. Lanward Specialty Publishing Co., Chicago, for J.H. Bauerlein & Co., Kansas City, Mo., 18

OLD JUDSON" BY: J.C. STEVENS - KANSAS CITY, MO. - TIN LITHOGRAPH 4 7/8" X 3 3/8

Original lithographic poster Antoni Miralda (Spain, 1942) The poster was designed for the artist’s exhibition at the Nelson Art Gallery, Kansas City, in 1981. Lithograph on paper 33 1/8 x 22 ½ inch

Richard Lindner (American/German, 1901-1978), "Fun City" c 1969, Signed lithograph in colors. Hors d'Commerce proof (HC of 3). Dimensions: 29.5" H x 41" W; 

This lithograph by Kansas City artist John Falter (known for his covers of the The Saturday Evening Post) is titled "Tobacco Planting". This artists proof comes unframed and unmatted, measuring 12" x

San Antonio’s Siamese Twins Daisy and Violet Hilton. Kansas City: Quigley Litho, ca. 1930s. Lithograph in colors depicting the famous conjoined twins. 42 x 27”. Edges chipped, tear with lo

Campbell Bros. and Lucky Bill Combined Shows. Big Free Street Parade One Mile Long. Kansas City: Quigley Litho, ca. 1920. Vintage lithograph depicts a circus clown at its center on a yellow field. 28

Milton Glaser Tattoo (for the Kansas City Art Director's Club) 1980offset lithograph in colors10.25 h × 14 w in (26 × 36 cm) Sheet measures: 16 h x 20 w inches. Signed to lower ma

Artist: Merv Corning, American (1927 - 2006) Title: On the Line (Kansas City Chiefs) Year: Circa 1980 Medium: Lithograph, signed and numbered in pencil Edition: 300 Size: 17 in. x 22 in. (43.18 cm x 5

Signed on lower left corner Vann. Lithograph reads Donald Vann Kansas City, Missouri. Depicting wolves howling towards the sky with a group of Natives in the distance. Framed in light toned wooden fra

19th century, color lithograph, printed by Ackerman Quigley, Kansas City and New York; numbered 1452; framed under Plexiglas; together with a Piper's Opera House printed paper sign framed under glass;