1) Edith Paul Smith (Louisiana, Born 1876) Where Feliciana Lives. The drypoint etching signed in pencil by the artist lower right and titled lower left. Marked in the lower right margin with a collector's stamp for artist C.A. Seward (1884-1939).

2) Treva Wheete (1890-1963) Taos Church (1937). The color woodblock numbered 37 from an edition of 67 prints is signed and dated by the artist in pencil below the image lower right and titled lower left. Large tear.

3) Howard Norton Cook (1901-1980) The Station (Circa 1928), a mechanically signed print titled in the lower margin.

4) Ernest David Roth (1879-1964) Winter in the Valley (1951). The drypoint etching signed the lower left within the plate, titled with a artist's gift print card.

5) Hubert Morley (1888-1951) Michelangelo's Madonna. The gift print etching signed in pencil by the artist lower right, titled lower left. Dedication on the card reads 'A Joyous Holiday Season, Hubert Morley.'

6) James Swann (1905-1985). Two drypoint etchings, each produced as a Christmas card and signed by the artist in pencil lower right, dedications inside read 'Merry Christmas! James Swann.'

7) Glenn Golton (1897-1988) Timberline Christmas Tree. The drypoint etching produced as a Christmas card is signed by the artist in pencil lower right and titled lower left. Printed dedication reads 'Season's Greetings, Mayme and Glenn.'

Sheet sizes range from 5 x 6.5 to 7 x 9 inches.

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Treva Wheete with long tear, Swann with foxing, some with tape, several with toning, smudges and foxing.