Robert E Lee Model of a Rear Paddle Steamship. Tin

Folk art model of the famous paddle steamship Robert E. Lee. Charming old model with lots of interesting details. Dimensions; 40" X 12" X 28.

Vintage 1960s Robert E Lee Steamship Model in Display Case

Robert E. Lee Paddle Steamer Model in Display Case. Approx. 34"H x 70.5"W x 22.5"D. Photos are considered part of the description and condition.

CASED SHIP MODEL OF ROBERT E LEE RIVERBOAT. CASED SHIP MODEL OF A PADDLE BOAT W/ PAPERWORK; 29" x 13 1/2" x 10"

PAINTED WOODEN PADDLE BOAT IN DISPLAY CASE (PLEXIGLASS) CONSTRUCTED 1972 Dimensions: CASE SIZE 28 1/2" L Terms: Hartzell's Auction Gallery will handle most of the shipping in-house. WE do reserve the

SCALE MODEL OF THE PADDLE STEAMBOAT 'ROBERT E. LEE', THE 'MONARCH OF THE MISSISSIPPI'13 x 29 x 8 inches (33.0 x 73.7 x 20.3 cm)Expertly built and well presented wood and metal scale replica of the his

Model of "The Robert E. Lee" paddle steamboat with gallery rigging, planked deck, paddle box covers, cabin doors and windows, twin stacks, wheelhouse etc., attached to stand. Approx. 12 " x 24". Note:

Case approximately 17.5"H x 37"W x 11"D. Contains a model of the Robert E. Lee ship. Wooden case with granite base and glass frame. Top of glass has 2" v-shape crack.

PLEASE READ Before Bidding - In Our Opinion these Look like they have been Restored or these are Reproductions. We Informed the Consignor we would be adding this Full Disclaimer so the Bidding Partici

A painted and highly detailed model of the steamboat Robert E. Lee, a vessel made after the Civil War and famous for winning a race against the Natchez in 1870. Model is in excellent condition and dis

PLEASE READ Before Bidding - In Our Opinion these Look like they have been Restored or these are Reproductions. We Informed the Consignor we would be adding this Full Disclaimer so the Bidding Partici

Dr. Jayne's Medicine Self-Framed Robert E. Lee Tin Sign. A very nice image of Robert E. Lee in his uniform. Copyrighted 1908. The condition of this example is about as good as you will ever see of thi

Robert E. Lee River Boat model. 10 1/2"h x 24"w

Alan Gaines - Alan Jay Gaines U.S.A. B: 1976 Etching on paper signed on the bottom right corner and dated on the bottom left corner. A contemporary American printmaker, Alan Gaines also listed as Alan

W. BRITAIN, Figures R.E Lee & Flag Bearer, New in Box: Two 54mm Military Models, Gen Robert E. Lee Mounted on Traveler, #31111 and Confederate Mounted Flag Bearer, Lee's Headquarters, #31121. Excellen

1908 dated and shows General Robert E. Lee. Unusual and rare, with just a few shallow dents and small edge bends, mild and small frame nicks/scratches, and some wear on bottom paper label. Condition (

Both in original boxes and with some sealed pieces, appearing to be unused and unbuilt. One is a Marx Civil War Cannon set and the other is a Robert E. Lee Mississippi Steam Boat. Boxes have some tape

from estate toy collector looks to be complete? harder to find model by ideal toys. see pics

KING & COUNTRY; R.E. LEE & JEB STUART Figurines: Collectors Models of Civil War Confederate Mounted Generals; Robert E. Lee on Traveler and Major General JEB Stuart on Highfly. Handpainted 1/30 Scale

Assorted Model Cannons includes Britains. This lot is being offered on behalf of the Nassau County Public Administrators Office From the Estate of Robert E. "Bob" Lee.

Wood and tin model with original partially printed cloth manuscript Patent Office tag, labeled No. 2823, Jul 19th 1859, E.A. Roberts Furnace for Dental Purposes. Model had brown painted wooden upper s

With great pleasure, we present this Virginia military button worn during the Civil War by General Robert E. Lee, bestowed by the General himself to 16-year-old Fanny Crump at the close of the war. Ne

LARGE LOCK OF ROBERT E. LEE'S HAIR FROM HIS LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA DOCTOR, HOWARD T. BARTON. Large lock of General Robert E. Lee's hair, taken at death. [Lexington, Virginia], [1870]. Approx. length 6 in

Civil War era ALS. One-page bifolium handwritten autographed letter signed by Jefferson Finis Davis (1808-1889) as president of the Confederate States of America (CSA) from 1861 to 1865, Richmond, Vir