Union Jacks/Tradition

1-4 No 4 3rd Foot East Kent (Old Buffs) Faing Color Buff, Colour And Escort Grenadier Guards 1900 Very Good/Excellent With Box 17 Pieces

A red coral beads necklace with 14k yellow gold D 8mm L 18"

A water color scroll painting with Zhangruoai Qing dynasty

A carved hetian jade decorasted with crane and landscape 18th century H 1/3/4" W 1 1/4"

A hetian jade statue carving with Luohan H 11" W 9" (not including base)

A 18th century Tibetan Thangka sign on the back L 5 1/2" W 4"

A Ox horn cup decorted with elder and landscape 18th century H 6" W 4" D 2 3/4"

A bronze match with jade 19th century 2 3/8"

A Burma jade pendant decarted with fish and louts

A sterling silver carving with man and cart 1919th century L 6" H 3"

A Burma jade pendant decorated with ruyi

A familla rose bowl decorated with flower and Chinese charaters Qing dynasty D 4 3/4"

A shoushan stone vase decorated with flower and landscape H 29"

A group of ancient jade and pearl pendant L 2"-2 1/2"

A hetian jade beads bracelet L 1 1/4" W 1/2"

Two Chinese silver coins Qing dynasty

A cloisonne teapot decorated with lucky signs L 4" H 3 1/4"

A bronze lion censer Ming dynasty L4" H 3 1/2"

A pair of agate earring 19th century D16mm

THE LETTER THAT ARRIVED TOO LATE: AN IMPORTANT LEE LETTER TO UNION COMMANDER U.S. GRANT AT COLD HARBOR. LEE, ROBERT E. 1807-1870. Letter Signed ('R.E. Lee') to U.S. Grant from the battlefield at Cold

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Charleston Mercury Extra . . . The Union is Dissolved! Letterpress broadside, 23¼ x 12¾ inches; 1½-inch repaired closed tear in upper margin, minimal wear at f

Thomas Edison Western Union Stock Ticker Model 35-A - c. 1910. An original self-winding Wall Street stock ticker by Thomas A. Edison. Model 35-A with brass frame, telegraph mechanism, twin alpha-numer

Union Brewing Co. St. Louis, U.S.A. lithograph, framed 27.4'' x 23.5'', marked: from photo copyright by Dupont, 1900, minor blemishes have been professionally touched-up in lower left, vintage frame,

From "Big Boy 4006", a locomotive pilot-mounted, cast iron Union Pacific number shield, mounted on a wooden display apex. The numerals are separately applied and show double square nuts securing them