Tree sparrow, Jess Blackstone, Concord, New Hampshire.

Tree sparrow, Jess Blackstone, Concord, New Hampshire. Underside reads "21" in pencil and "tree sparrow" in pen. 4" long.

Fine feather rasping. Identified and numbered 14 on the underside. Also with maker's initials. Measures 3.5" long, stands 2.5" tall including base.

Fine feather rasping. Identified and numbered 19 on underside. Also with maker's initials. Measures 3.5"  long, stands 2.5" tall including base.

Relief wingtip carving and fine feather rasping. Identified, numbered 1, and dated 1947 on the underside. Also with maker's initials. Measures 3.5" long, stands 2.25" tall including base.

Gold finch, Jess Blackstone, Concord, New Hampshire. Underside reads "145 goldfinch" and is signed "JB". 3.5" long.

Mallard drake, Jess Blackstone, Concord, New Hampshire. Mounted on weighted board. Finely painted with glass eyes. 4" long. Provenance: Made for Fieldcraft of Boston.

Golden crowned kinglet, Jess Blackstone, Concord, New Hampshire. Underside reads "293 Kinglet" and signed "JB". 3.5" long.

Audubon warbler, Jess Blackstone, Concord, New Hampshire. Underside reads "4 Audubon's warbler" and signed "JB". 3.5" long.

Cerulean warbler, Jess Blackstone, Concord, New Hampshire. Underside reads "#24 cerulean warbler" and signed "JB". 3.5" long.

Ruby crowned kinglet, Jess Blackstone, Concord, New Hampshire. Underside reads "260 Kinglet" and signed "JB". 3.5" long.

Red breasted nuthatch, Jess Blackstone, Concord, New Hampshire. Underside reads "468 nuthatch" and signed "JB". 3.5" long.

Ruby crowned kinglet, Jess Blackstone, Concord, New Hampshire. Underside reads "89 Kinglet" and signed "JB". 3.5" long.

These range in subjects and are mostly 1930s 40s, 50s, and 60s. There is one box of NOS Welcome to Concord New Hampshire cards.

Bluebird #164 by Jess Blackstone (1909-1988) from the late Howard Waddell Collection. Blackstone lived in Melrose, MA and moved to New Hampshire in the late 1930s, when he became a member of the Leagu

Black Throated Green Warbler #12 by Jess Blackstone (1909-1988) from the late Howard Waddell Collection. Blackstone lived in Melrose, MA and moved to New Hampshire in the late 1930s, when he became a

Rare Miniature Killdeer #33 by Jess Blackstone (1909-1988) from the late Howard Waddell Collection. Blackstone lived in Melrose, MA and moved to New Hampshire in the late 1930s, when he became a membe

Federal Tall Clock by Timothy Chandler (Concord, New Hampshire, ca. 1800) Inlaid cherry and mahogany tall case clock by Timothy Chandler (1762-1848), Concord, New Hampshire, ca. 1800. Featuring an imp

Levi Hutchins Concord, New Hampshire banjo clock, 8 day time only, original glass. No side arms, mahogany case.

A DURGIN SILVER TRAY, Concord, New Hampshire, circa 1930Marks: GORHAM, D, STERLING

1965 .999 Silver Cap. Concord New Hampshire. Only 5000 made. Few Survive. RARE. 1 Troy Ounce.

2 volumes. Lyford, James O. (editor). HISTORY OF CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE, FROM THE ORIGINAL GRANT IN 1725 TO THE OPENING OF THE 20TH CENTURY. Concord: Concord City Government, 1896. 2 vols., quarto, fi

Paint-decorated box with eagle. Dovetail construction. Initials on lid 'R.L.I'. Inscribed under lid. Corp Edwin Ryder. Rindge Light Infantry. Concord, New Hampshire. Mid 19th century. Condition: Excel

Probably George Whitefield Clark, Concord, New Hampshire, ca. 1815 41"h x 39-1/2"w x 19"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection"

In the manner of George W. Rogers, Concord, New Hampshire or Newburyport, Massachusetts. In two parts: The upper section with a frieze of three short drawers, above a pair of cabinet doors, divided an