Town of Wallkill New York

TOWN OF WALLKILL NEW YORK MAP, HUGHES 1862 41" X 53"

Images of America -Town of Wallkill, NY Numerous photographs Author: Dorothy Hunt Ingrassia Dated: 2005 Signed: Signed by Author

FAULKNER, William (1897-1962). The Town. New York: Random House, 1957.  8vo. Original tan gilt-lettered cloth, top edge stained red (small bump to top edge of boards); acetate dust jacket (torn w

Grant Wood (Spring In Town" New York Graphic Society Print Medium: Print on paper Size: 24" x 20" Frame Size: 29" x 25" Condition: Great, there are a few blemishes on the lower left part. PROVENANCE p

FAULKNER, William (1897-1962). The Town. New York: Random House, 1957.  8vo. Original publisher's red cloth (spine ends slightly faded, a few slight stains along joint); publisher's pictorial dus

The Woodstock Music and Arts Fair is easily the most famous musical/cultural event of the 1960s. The festival was originally intended to be held in Wallkill New York. Permits however were denied and t

The Woodstock Music and Arts Fair is easily the most famous musical/cultural event of the 1960s. The festival was originally intended to be held in Wallkill, New York. Permits, however, were denied an

“Woodstock Music & Art Fair Presents / An Aquarian Exposition Wallkill, New York August 15. 16. 17”. 1969. New York: Woodstock Music & Art Fair. Original poster for Woodstock, with artwork

This lot is an authentic 1969 Woodstock poster designed by David Bird. It lists Wallkill, New York as the event site. Great condition. On glossy white light weight cardboard. Great item in great condi

WOODSTOCK Original Wallkill Concert Handbill, extremely rare handbill from original location, art by Byrd, Woodstock Music & Art Fair Presents," "An Aquarian Exposition," "Wallkill New York, August 15

The Woodstock Music and Arts Fair is easily the most famous musical/cultural event of the 1960's. The festival was originally intended to be held in Wallkill New York. Permits however were denied

An authentic 1969 Woodstock pre-event poster designed by David Bird. It lists Wallkill, New York as the event site. Great condition. On glossy white light weight thin semi-rigid cardstock. This poster

Pencil signed. Edition number 18 / 450. Dated 2007. Title: "Don't You Just Love This Town! New York City". Overall with frame 18-3/4" high x 19-1/2" wide.

Folded letter Albany New York, dated May 25, 1780 to a Clothier at Wallkill New York, revolutionary war era regards shipment of stockings. Fine, no postal markings, measures 6.5 x 8”. Free shipping

Hubbard, Frederick. Other Days in Greenwich, or Tales and Reminiscences of an old New England town. New York: J. F. Tapley Co., 1913. Number 545 of 1,000 copies signed by the author. Very good in orig

Anderson, Sherwood. Hello Towns! New York: Horace Liveright, 1929. First edition, first printing. Original rust colored cloth, front board blind stamped, spine stamped and colored in cream orange, pic

The legendary Doc Watson appears on this RARE handbill from November 1968. Items featuring Doc Watson are relatively uncommon, and we have never offered this handbill in our auction until now! Not to

Historic Wallkill Valley New York Orange and Ulster Counties, New York Essex Co, New Jersey and Their Environs Author: William C. Hart Illustrations

Adam Stephen autograph letter signed ("Adam Stephen"). One page, 8" x 7.75", "Smith's Town" [New York]; October 24, 1764. To Captain J

"Lunch Hour, Mid Town, Manhattan, New York City", signed at the lower right. Dimensions:10" x 8", the frame 12 1/2" x 10 1/2".

Mixed media, signed Charles Fazzino, title "UP town, down town, all around the town" a New York City Mixed media scene including World Trade center, Empire State Building, Chrysler building, Katz deli

Large panoramic oil painting on canvas signed Yunhisu depicting a view of Mid-Town Manhattan, New York City. Signed to lower left. Mounted in a wooden frame. Canvas on stretcher measures approx. 30 1/

New York Town Provides for a Bastard Child In this document, two justices of the peace in Putnam County, New York, located between the Hudson River and the Connecticut border, order Harry Warren (1804

Early map of "Town Of Northeast/Dutchess Co. N.Y.". Sight 17 1/2" x 14".