1850 Engraving Capitol Building of Virginia Richmond

C1850 engraving of "The Capitol of Virginia, Richmond", Very Good, measures 9 x 11". Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your m

JOHN ARCHER (AMERICAN, 19TH CENTURY), AFTER WILLIAM GOODACRE (AMERICAN, 19TH CENTURY) PRINT OF THE CAPITOL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, hand-colored engraving affixed to glass, view from the southwest, possibl

TWO steel engravings for Hermann Meyer, printed at New York, circa 1850: "Richmond in Virginia" and "General Post Office (Washington)". Fine condition, each measures 9.5 x 6". Reserve: $20.00 Shipping

An interesting engraving of "Natural Bridge, Virginia", by Tallis and Co., London circa 1840. Interesting vignettes including some depicting slavery. Fine, measures 7.5 x 10,5". Reserve: $20.00 Shippi

Steel Engraving of "Richmond from the James", published by Appleton and Co., New York, 1872. Fine, measures 12.5 x 9". Reserve: $20.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $5.00 to anywhere within the con

(3) color engravings of DC Capitol building, R. Brandard, Fenner Sears & Co., "Principal Front of The Capital Washington", and "Capital of the U.S. Washington", 10"h x 17"w (sight, top), 24.5"h x 23.2

Run of Nine Confederate Notes by Tice Catalogue Numbersto include: T-51 $20 1862, PMG Choice Fine 15; T-52 1862 $10, PCGS Choice About New 55; T-53 with Virginia Capitol building; T-54 $2, PCGS Extrem

Eight Confederate Notes Spanning 1862-1864to include: 1862 $5 with Virginia capitol building, T-60 (some spotting); $1 with Senator Clay of Alabama, T-62 (numerous pinholes); 1864 $100 with Lucy Picke

Beautiful animated view of the city of Richmond in Virginia of 1850 circa. Date: 1850 circa Atlas: Meyer s Universum 1838-1860 circa Technique: Steel etching Leaf Dimension: 15,5x23 cm (6.1x9.1 inches

Antique Lithograph of the Virginia State Capitol at Richmondlithograph by Pendleton after A. A. Hoffay, circa 1833-34, presented in period gilt frame. Frame dimensions 11 1/4 x 13 1/2 in. Collection o

Circa 1870s Engraving Abraham Lincoln Entering Richmond Virginia, Frame Measures 14 1/4" x 12 1/4" Sight Measures 7 3/4" x 5 1/2" .... Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, an

A rare and most desirable relic a small section of the last Confederate flag to fly over the Capitol of the Confederacy in Richmond Virginia. The remnant is an approx. 2 x 1.5 in. section of beige clo

A rare and most desirable relic a small section of the last Confederate flag to fly over the Capitol of the Confederacy in Richmond Virginia. The remnant is an approx. 2 x 1.5 in. section of beige clo

A rare and most desirable relic a small section of the last Confederate flag to fly over the Capitol of the Confederacy in Richmond Virginia. The remnant is an approx. 2 x 1.5 in. section of beige clo

Gray, Ormando. Gray's New Map of Richmond Henrico County, Virginiacirca 1878, steel engraving with color, presented in a mid-20th century black wooden frame with gilt liner. This detailed map show the

Washington From Arlington Heights After William Sheppard. Showing the Capitol Building Artist: William Sheppard Print Type: Engraving Dated:

Likely Richmond, Virginia leather key basket with silver mounts, ca. 1850. With finely stitched embroidered decoration along the body of the basket.Height: 6 1/4 in x width: 7 in x depth: 4 1/4 in.

after Alonzo Chappel. titled "Washington at Home", engraved by H.B. Hall. striking image retaining good color. framed: H31 1/4" W24 3/4" Private Collection of a Richmond, Virginia Family.

Richmond From The James Richmond Virginia. After Harry Fenn by R. Hinshelwood Artist: Harry Fenn Print Type: Engraving Dated: 1871 P

Richmond From The James Richmond Virginia. After Harry Fenn by R. Hinshelwood Artist: Harry Fenn Print Type: Engraving Date: 1871 Pu

serial # 3970, April 6, 1863, with June stamp in red, state capitol on top, C.G. Memminger on right (his homestead just a few miles from our auction gallery here in Flat Rock, NC later the home of Car

serial # 17617, February 17, 1864, state capitol in Nashville, Tennessee, Alexander Stephens to the right.

serial # 69714, February 17, 1864, state capitol on top, C.G. Memminger on right (his homestead just a few miles from our auction gallery here in Flat Rock, NC later the home of Carl Sanburg).

"The Silversmiths of Virginia (Together with Watchmakers and Jewelers) from 1694 to 1850" by George Barton Cutten, The Dietz Press, Inc., Richmond, Virginia, 1952. Dust jacket with minor tears, wear,