Transition: 1922 Thom 2d Die I on cover from Belfast

Ireland Railways, Donegal Joint Committee, 1922 cover to Inver (Co. Donegal) with Thom 2d "Wide" and 2d Railway stamp die II with purple handstamp "4", both tied by superb purple straight-line KILLYBE

2d Die II on a commercial cover Castlecomer to Dublin with clear first day cds 17 FE/ 22, a bit roughly opened, slightly discoloured left, a nice non-philatelic FDC. SG 13, Hib. T17.

Civil War Censorship 1923 local Dublin mourning cover with damaged Thom blue-black 2d die II (possibly re-used?) tied by machine cancel 2 FEB 23, with CENSORED / BY IRA handstamp partially blackened o

2d Die I from horiz. roll with part coil-join right, very fine perfs, neatly used on local Dublin cover, clear machine cancel AUG 29/1922. Scarce in this quality! SG 29, Hib. T23.

Thom 5-line, 2d Die I corner strip of 3 with Control T22 perf., Setting 2, base Pl. 18b, hinged once in the left margin only, even as a basic stamp very scarce. SG 33, Mi. 15I/I, Hib. TC 83 cat ca. &#

2d Die II corner strip of 3 with Control T22 imperf., Setting 9, left and right stamps hinged, the Control stamp is u/m, very fine and fresh, a rare Control, especially in a multiple. Clear BPP cert.

Ireland Railways, Donegal Railway, Thom 2d grey-green used with pen-cancel on 1903 "Rev. Graham" cover to Nottingham, posted on arrival in Londonderry, where both stamps received neat cds's. Backstamp

Transition, GB 4½d magenta format F, code L.Q. neatly used in January 1922 from Cork to London with Thom "Wide" ½d, clean and and very scarce.

Ireland Transition Period: Geo.V 1d red + Dollard ½d pair well tied to a cover from Cork to London by neat and clear machine cancel CORK 24 FEB 1922, a week after the issue of the Overprints but

Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944): Kleine Welten Portfolio Cover: Two Copies Two paper-covered portfolio covers, 1922, one with the title page and justification, one with title page and justification with

1930 Shannon 2d on cover within Co. Dublin tied by superb, crisp Dublin B-machine cancel for 15 OCT / 1930, the First Day of Issue, absolutely pristine condition and still sealed. Clear BPP cert. (201

Max Beckmann (German 1884-1950), "Die Nacht", 1922 from Trip to Berlin (Berliner Reise) portfolio, black and white figural lithograph on sepia paper, signed lower right, and editioned 57/100 lower lef

Man Ray, La Photographie N'est Pas L'Art, Editions GLM, 1937, foreword by Andre Breton, 12 half-tone reproductions of photographs, loose sheets in blue cover with black die-cut wrapper; with, addition

New York, early 19th century, urn shape with melon form body, dome cover, ball finial, die-rolled bands, square handle, marks for retailer Hyde & Nevins, (New York City, working 1812-1818), maker

Superb SSP (single sided porcelain) embossed convex die cut sign with excellent color and gloss. The field is clean with a few small surface rubs and one nick on the right-hand side. The edges and mou

KÄTHE KOLLWITZ Die Witwe II. Woodcut, 1922. 300x526 mm; 11¾x20¾ inches, full margins. Seventh edition (of 7). Signed, numbered "B 34/100" and inscribed "V" in pencil, lower margin. Prin

Tibetan Shigatse 'Makden' Saddle, South Tibet, circa 1920, wool/wool, rare saddle cover with expressive natural dyes, approx. 131 x 70 cm, condition: 2 (good condition). Special- Auction: Antique, old

John Cohen, Bob Dylan photograph, 1962, John Cohen (American, b. 1932), "Missing Dylan", used as the cover photo for "Let Me Die in My Footsteps", glossy b&w printed 1996, signed titled and dated by C

Milton Green, Marilyn Monroe, 1956/78, signed, Milton H. Green (American, 1922-1985), Image from "Bus Stop", dye transfer print, pen signed and dated, authentication stamp verso, loose and unframed, 2

Gaffed Dice Rake. [N.p., n.d.]. Craps dice rake with wooden shaft, leather cover on curved end. Approximately 33 ½ “long. Handle has brass and silver-colored metal with hidden lock-out (the

Kathe Kollwitz (German, 1867-1945). “Die Witwe II” from Krieg series - 1922/23, woodcut on laid Japan paper, limited edition 5 of 100, final state, pencil signed lower right margin. Provenance: Pr

1922 $20 gold Saint Gaudens, MS 64. Die crack along stars and Liberty.

FLEMING, IAN. 1908-1964. Live and Let Die. Jonathan Cape, 1954. 8vo. Publisher's black (Fabroleen) cloth, front cover with gilt-stamped Edward VII coin, original magenta dust jacket lettered in yellow

FITZGERALD, F. SCOTT. 1896-1940. Tales of the Jazz Age. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1922. 8vo. Publisher's cloth, spine lettered in gilt, cover in blind, original pictorial dust jacket by John