[Americana] [Mason Dixon Line] The London Chronicle:

DESCRIPTION: Published in 1768 by the Royal Society of London. In 1767, Mason and Dixon surveyed the boundary between Pennsylvania and Maryland as well as Delaware and West Virginia to settle disputes

1/34 scale Model B-61 Mack Tractor and Trailer

Nicely detailed map of Delaware and Maryland showing counties, towns, waterways and railroads. Contains a text box explaining the origin of the Mason and Dixon line. Highly detailed map showing these

Minor wear. Includes 1.) History of Cumberland and Adams Counties PA. Copyright 1886. 2.) PA Report on The Resurvey of the Mason and Dixon Line. Copyright 1909. 3.) Legislative Hand-Book. Copyright 18

This flyer from July 1971 advertised a pair of engagements at Paul's Mall in Boston. One string of shows featured James Cotton and the other featured Mason Dixon + The Line. 100% original with

HISTORICAL CHALK DECORATIVE OBJECTS, LOT OF TWO, comprising a 12 3/8" x 9" plaque having the impression of the Mason-Dixon Crownstone Marydel Maryland-Delaware Line featuring the coat of arms for Lord

1775 London Chronicle American Revolution. The May 11-13, 1775 issue of “The London Chronicle”, eight pages complete. American Revolution content including what appears to be a farcical conversati

The August 17-19, 1762 issue of The London Chronicle, eight pages complete. Interesting content including from the American colonies. Report of persons in Boston hit by lightning and a related passage

One marked Friez Instrument Division Bendix Aviation Corp., other marked Tycon Microbarograph by Short & Mason London. c. 1940's. One British, one American. Dimensions: (Larger) H 9" x W 12.5" x D 7.2

Admiral Horatio Nelson (English, 1758-1805). Autograph letter signed by Admiral Horatio Nelson ("Nelson & Bronte"), ALS, one page (7 lines), [London], 1st March 1801, "To, The Commanding Officer of Hi

Edouard Leon Cortes (French, 1882-1969), "Rue Royal Paris," oil on canvas, signed lower right, title placard affixed lower center, gallery label (MacConnal-Mason & Son, London, England) affixed verso,

Edouard Leon Cortes (French, 1882-1969), "L'Arc de Triumphe," oil on canvas, signed lower left, title placard affixed lower center, gallery label (MacConnal-Mason & Son, London, England) affixed verso

Britain.- Holinshed (Raphael) The First and second volumes of Chronicles, vol.1 and 2 only (of 3) in 1, black letter, divisional titles in woodcut architectural or decorative borders, woodcut head- an

The Chronicles of London Author: Saint & Darleyt Illustrations Color B/W Illustrations Dated: 1994 Publisher: St. Martin Press

A Concert; oil on canvas, relined; signed and inscribed lower left "E. Giachi / Firenze"; titled to plaque; Provenance: MacConnal-Mason and Son Ltd., London label verso; Provenance: The Estate of Holl

Spradberry, Walter E. (1889-1969). Green Line / Flowers of the Season. London: Waterlow & Sons, 1933. Bright lithograph poster advertising the Green Line coaches as a means of travel to observe spring

Edwards & Roberts, London with painted decoration and line inlay "Tragedy" and "Comedy" painted cabinet doors 60" x 18 1/2", 85" high late 19th century

On pedestal. Approx. 57" H x 22 1/2" W. From an Upper Montclair mansion. Originally purchased at Sotheby's in London for $7,000. Approx. 6" line in body of one. Scuff marks. Minor flaking.

18th century map GENERAL MAP OF NORTH AMERICA 1754-1761 by John Rocque, London by A. Drury, 2 part map, 35.5 x 36 inches, good condition.

Superb old carved and painted wood shipping-line trade sign with deeply carved dolphins flanking a list of 24 Presidential ships-of-the-line from the Robert Dollar passenger ship company circa 1940. B

Rare Mt. Washington tall, cylindrical-form art glass pitcher in the Royal Flemish line with raised gilding and painted flowers. Has RF in diamond hallmark on base, 12 in tall. Excellent condition.

Dating mostly from 1768-1769.

Length 12 1/4 inches. Original paint. Tight line in neck, possibly as made.

Issues for May 4, 1780 and June 1, 1780, each with Paul Revere 'Appeal to Heaven' woodcuts.