Vintage 1945 Los Angeles & Hollywood 16 Color Point Of

Vintage 1945 Los Angeles & Hollywood 16 Color Point Of Interest Views California. Vintage Los Angeles And Hollywood In Color. "this Folio Contains Sixteen Colored Views Of Points Of Interest In Los An

This is an original vintage movie poster. Fritz Lang Spione movie poster framed. Very Rare and unique piece of Hollywood History. The colors and print are all first class and it has been lovingly look

VINTAGE ORIGINAL Constantin Terechkovitch color lithograph on board pencil signed and numbered 28/70FRAME SIZE 16.5" BY 23.5" IN.

Vintage Los Angeles Police Department Officer badge, numbered. The reverse has a stamp noting that it is intended for movie use only, and was made in China. Good condition.

Vintage Los Angeles Police Department Officer badge, numbered. The reverse has a stamp noting that it is intended for movie use only, and was made in China. Good condition.

There are 16 Hollywood Los Angeles western actor promotional cards. All feature portraits of the actors with blank on reverse. Names include Randolph Scott, James Arness, (3) Steve McQueen, Dale, Robe

A geode section consisting of a small single crystal of clear crystal, the stone including clear crystal, gold crystal, and garnet color point, Private Collection of Los Angeles. 4.5-4-2.5 inch.

silk, with grosgrain ribbon band; manufactured by Dobbs, New York, NY, for Mullen & Bluett, Los Angeles, Hollywood, and Pasadena, CA; with an associated case Overall: 6 3/4 x 11 x 12 1/2 in. (17.1 x 2

Nice condition with bright colors. Features an Angel batting. Measures 29" across x 11-3/4" tall.

A pair of vintage crystal and brass lamps by Marbro Lamp Co. (Los Angeles). Hollywood Regency style designs produced circa 1960s, with fluted crystal columns and banded brass body and neck with emboss

A pair of vintage carved wood lamps by Marbro Lamp Co. (Los Angeles). Hollywood Regency style in a painted swirl design, surmounting square wood plinths in scalloped column patterns. Rich green and um

1945 Vintage Original Paris Underground Advertisement Movie Poster. 14" x 22".

Andy Warhol Marilyn Monroe I Love Your Kiss Forever Forever (from the One Cent Life portfolio) 1964offset lithograph in colors 16.25 h x 22.75w in (41 × 58 cm) One Cent Life was an ava

Walasse Ting and Joan Mitchell Untitled (from the One Cent Life portfolio) 1964lithograph in colors 16.125 h x 22.875 w in (41 x 58 cm) One Cent Life was an avant-garde publication that

This vintage wooden crate is a delightful relic from 1971, bearing the name "Seven Up Bottling Co of Los Angeles." Measuring 16 inches in length, 12 inches in width, and 12.5 inches in height, it's a

A vintage TWA Los Angeles advertising poster by David Klein (1918-2005), depicting twinkling stars above the Hollywood Bowl. Approx. 40in x 25in.

Original Captain Marvel Vintage Buzz Bomb 1945 WW2 Propaganda

Robert Indiana Picasso (from the American Dream portfolio) 1997screenprint in colors image: 16.75 h × 14.125 w in (43 × 36 cm) sheet: 18.875 h × 16 w in (48 × 41 cm) Signed and numbere

Orrin A. White (1883-1969) Yankee Point, Monterey signed 'Orrin A. White' (lower right) oil on canvasboard 16 x 20 in. framed 23 1/2 x 27 1/2 in. Footnotes: Provenance Private collection, L

There are 14 Hollywood Los Angeles western actor promotional cards. All feature portraits of the actors with blank on reverse. Names include Randolph Scott, Jack, Randall, (2) Gene Autry, Russell Hayd

Lot of over 20 vintage pinbacks. Community Fund Cleveland; 1945 United War Fund of Delaware; Los Angeles Safety League; 1927 Community Chest; Red Cross badges and more. Date: Country (if not USA): Sta

SACRED DANCE #S-16, 1986, watercolor, color pastel and ink on paper, signed and dated lower right, 7 x 10”, frame 16 ½ x 19 ½”. Provenance: Ruth Bachofner Gallery, Los Angeles.

Sandra Bruce Color Sketch Illustration. 16" x 20"

mid 20th century; unsigned 29 x 13 in. (73.7 x 33 cm.) Property from the personal collection of Jeff Schuerholz of Fat Chance, the iconic Los Angeles store for the Hollywood elite Note: Jeff Schuerhol