2 Nineteenth Century Photography in Philadelphia Prints

[Prints] Gekko, OgataGroup of 8 PrintsCirca late nineteenth-century. Color woodblock prints. Comprising eight prints from Gekko's "Zuihitsu"("Essays"). Each approximately 14 1/2 x 10 in. (368 x 254 mm

Two binders with many prints or etchings, nineteenth century and later, of Civil War generals, soldiers, battles and historical places, taped to pages and placed in plastic sleeves.

Nineteenth century. Round with various handles and designs. Sheaves of wheat, flowers, compass star, pineapple and "HA". Some edge loss and age splits. 2.25" to 5"d.

Nineteenth century, etching on paper. Signed on plate, paper has partial watermark "A". Dark image of a woman talking to people through a door. Small crease, toning. Tape hinge. 4 1/8"h. 2 3/4"w., fra

Pair of Nineteenth Century Conjuring/Circus Broadsides. Including Prof. H.B. Reynolds "World Renowned Sorcerer, Necromancer, and Magician" (Providence, What Cheer Print; 27 1/2 x 10"); and Prof. Adams

Lot of three late nineteenth-century Grand Tour photo albums. First volume contains photos of Netherlands, Belgium, France, and Germany as well as 2 prints of street scenes by Alfred-Louis Brunet-Deba

Nineteenth century. Two icons painted on porcelain. Brass frames. St. David, 1.75"h. 1.5"w. and St. Barbara, 3"h. 2.5"w. and a print of "Hope", woman in flowing robes leaning on an anchor with a saili

Two James J. Audubon colored prints, White Winged Silvery Gull (Plate 447) and Ivory Gull (Plate 445), both printed and colored by J.T.Bowen, Philadelphia, circa mid-19th century. Each plate measures

USA, Mid 20th Century gelatin silver print 13 1/2” x 11” Anonymous photograph of a modernist architectural model. Tags: photograph, photography, modernist, mid century, modernism, bauhaus,

Three gelatin silver prints of constructions 6 1/2'' x 4 1/2'' Sequentially numbered "52 . . " Photographer unknown. Possibly German or Russian

USA, Early 20th Century gelatin silver print 5 1/2” x 3 1/2” A real photo postcard of insoculation and log cutting. Tags: photograph, photography, surreal, land art, conceptual, arborist,

"The Father of our Country" From a painting by Col. J. Trumbull. Engraved portrait of George Washington for The Philadelphia Ledger Carrier's Annual Greeting, 1856. Height: 16 1/2", Width: 12 1/2" & I

19th Century Hand Colored Block Print. Titled Little Shepherdess. Sold by Turner and Fisher, New York and Philadelphia; Keller, Baltimore; J. Fisher, Boston. In a molded Frame. 7" x 5-1/2" overall. Co

Lithograph. No 5 Library Street, Philadelphia. Pl. 1 Vol.2. 8 1/2 x 6 1/2 in. (Folio), 15 x 12 in. (Framed). Very rare print.

Cabinet cards and photographs (27) mounted to card of actresses, bicycle rider, soldiers, locomotives, military scenes, portraits and others. Circa 1870's thru 1900. Sold with 5 mounts displaying smal

Late 19th century photography mounted to boards ranging in size from 4" x 3" to 8" x 11". Grouping includes (15) portraits including theatrical group of women and one group of musicians. Group further

2 photography prints, 11"x28.5", 10.2"x62.7"

An N. Currier memorial with monument and mourning family, 16.25" 12.25"w. Two Currier and Ives "Morning Prayer" and "Evening Prayer" 16.25"h. 12.25"w. And a reprint of a 17th century urn of flowers 14

White matte. Artist signed lower right corner. Some minor damage and spotting to matte. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 11"H x 14"W, each

A large three part terracotta frieze removed from a now demolished nineteenth century Philadelphia brewery. Ht: 16" Wd: 52" Dpth: 4"

A three part terracotta frieze removed from a now demolished nineteenth century Philadelphia brewery. Ht: 16" Wd: 52" Dpth: 4"

A large three part terracotta frieze removed from a now demolished nineteenth century Philadelphia brewery. Ht: 15" Wd: 78" Dpth: 4"

[Dime Museum/Sideshow] Lot of Dime Museum Newspaper Ads and Other Nineteenth Century Prints. Including six clipped ads to the Vine St. Dime Museum, four pictorial; a trimmed engraving of Capt. Chas. R

A lot of nine Italian collectible hand painted cartes de visite perhaps the most ubiquitous form of nineteenth century photography. The 9 cabinet portrait photo cards are depicting male and female fig