Two Early New England Based Fishing Tackle Catalogs

Illustrated Catalogue and Price List of Fishing Tackle by M.W. Eaton & Co. of Beverly, Mass., nd circa 1890's, 36 pages black and white drawings and photograph, vertical fold, wear to covers and chipp

Abercrombie & Fitch, 1908, 320 pages, black and white drawings, 109 pages of fishing tackle, some pencil lines throughout text otherwise Very Good with taped spine; Encyclopedia of Sporting Goods, nd,

DESCRIPTION: New England mixed media pen, ink, watercolor and gouache on paper. Two coastal passenger side wheel steamships, one flying early American flag. Small fishing vessel in foreground. Late 19

Two early New England watch hutches in original condition. American, second quarter of the 19th century. Blue H 8-7/8" W 6-1/2" D 4-3/4" Red H 13-1/16". Please refer to this link for high-res images.

1925 Fishing Rods and Tackle Catalog by P.D. Malloch for 1925, 142 pages, black and white drawings and photographs; Price List of Fishing Tackle by Ogden Smiths, no date (1920's), 24 pages, two-tone d

1927, 48 pages, black and white drawings and photographs, Very Good plus; 1942, 84 pages, black and white drawings and photographs, 4 page color center, some edge wear, else Very Good.

Two early American New England redware jugs. The first with ribbed handle and black manganese splotch decoration. Circa 1840. H 8-1/2". Condition: Excellent original condition with a few very minor ba

27th edition, 1932 and 33, 210 page, illustrated in black and white, 4 color plates of flies and lures, order form, envelope, and a four sided Price Reductions brochure, taped spine, edge wear, else G

Two Early Boston and New England books - both copyright by the State Street Trust Company

ASSORTED FLINT EAPG GOBLETS, LOT OF EIGHT, colorless lead glass, including two Early Thumbprint, a New England Pineapple, and two Washington examples. Various makers. Third quarter 19th century. 5 5/8

Two fine early pantry boxes. New England, 19th century. The first in original red paint with opposing carved fingers. Peg and forged nail construction. D 7-7/8". H 3-5/8". The second in original green

Early New England two-part school masters desk, circa 1830. 50"h x 37"w x 21"d

Title: Early New England paint decorated game board. Description: Nice early New England two sided paint decorated game board. One side is Chinese checkers in multiple colors and decorated with a drag

TWO EARLY FANBACK SIDE CHAIRS, NEW ENGLAND, CIRCA 1780-1820, GOOD CONDITION

GLASS: Two early chestnut flask bottles, probably New England, hand blown, both olive green, one with chip on lip and hairline crack near base; the second is whittled and in overall good condition wit

Early Blue New England Two Door Cupboard 69"H, 60"L, 21"W

Two decoys. New England, early 20th century. Condition: Excellent with old, possibly original paint. Brown H 7" L 16-1/4". Black and White H 6-1/4" L 19-1/2". Copy and paste link for high-res images:

Two early turned bowls in original paint. New England, 19th century. Robins egg blue H 5-5/8" D 19". Forest green H 3-3/4" D 13-3/4". Condition: Original condition. Link for high-res Images: https://w

Fine early fishing creel. New England, early-mid 19th century. Outstanding patina. Original lid attached with old wire. Probably originally leather. H 5-3/8" L 8" D6". Please refer to this link for a

PAINTING OF A NEW ENGLAND FISHING VILLAGELate 19th/Early 20th CenturyUnsigned.Oil on board, 16” x 20”. Framed 19.25” x 23.25”.

Two early mourning rings. 1) 1780 mourning ring set in gold setting and mounting. Urn executed in hair and gold trimming. The framing around urn is done in black enameling with: L: LUTWIDGE . OB: 7 SE

Two early American redware tart plates Probably Pennsylvania, circa 1850. Dia. 3-5/8". and 3-1/2". CONDITION: Fine original condition. Copy and paste this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox

Two early American carved and painted trenchers.19th century. Good early paint. Larger: H 5-1/4", L 19-3/8", D 13-3/4". Smaller: H 4-1/4", L 18-1/4", D 10-1/2"/

Two early folk art slide top boxes. Circa 1830. One with ship, L4-3/4", H 2-3/4", W 3-1/2". One with carved deer, star and trees with carved scalloped lid and hidden lock mechanism. L 5-1/8", H 2-5/8"