D4 - SAMUEL H. WHITMORE

Southern Pacific ca. 1927  artist's name printed in image 23 x 16 in.

Autographs 1859 Declaration Independence Plaque by Samuel H. Black (Declaration of Independence) 1859-Dated Embossed Copper Metal Plaque, by Samuel H. Black, Period Wood Framed, Extremely Fine. Classi

Samuel Harkness McCrea, American, 1867 to 1941, oil painting on canvas depicting a forest landscape. Signed lower right. Samuel Harkness McCrea was an American artist. He was born in Palatine, Illinoi

Item/Description: Pressed Americana framed copper plaque features the full text of the Declaration of Independence, four central roundels including images of Washington and the signing of the Declarat

Oil on canvas landscape showing light through dark trees near a pond or river. Signed lower left: S.H. Thurston. Canvas relined. Losses to gilt gesso frame. Frame, approx. 26 1/2" x 34 1/2". Sight, ap

1945 oil painting on paper depicting a country road with houses in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where the artist lived. Signed and dated lower right, with artist's name and "Perkasie, PA, 1945" to vers

Impressionist oil on canvas 20 x 16 in. The following bio is from the Dayton Art Institute: Robert H. Whitmore was born in Dayton on February 22, 1890, the son of Thomas and Florence Damon Whitmore, b

Circa 1859, 'The National Medallion' copper plaque by Samuel H. Black with the entire Declaration of Independence in arched text, list of presidents to 1861 and the Battle Roll of the Revolution, four

5x7.5, 271 pages, cloth cover in great shape, gilt title and illustration. Pages excellent with multiple uncolored illustrations.

Autographs c. 1775 Major General Samuel H. Parsons Lexington Alarm Era Autograph Letter Signed GENERAL SAMUEL HOLDEN PARSONS (1737-89). American Revolutionary War General from Connecticut who was acti

William Stubbs (ME./Mass. 1842-1909), three masted schooner "Samuel H. Walker", oil on panel. Sight 21 1/2" x 35 1/2". Signed LLC "W. Stubbs".

Jackie Robinson Celluloid Pinback on Cap and Five Other Pins Samuel H. Moss Inc., pin, circa 1948 with a portrait of Jackie Robinson and captioned "Tells his story in the B Brooklyn Eagle", diameter 1

Samuel H. Parsons autograph letter signed ("Sam H. Parsons"). Two pages of a bifolium, 6.75" x 8.25", Redding, [Connecticut]&

(French, 1849-1926). Signed "F. Brunery" ll, 16 x 12 1/2 in., framed. Estate of Samuel H. Moerman, Potomac, MD.

(French, 1849-1926). Oil on panel, signed "F. Brunery" lr, 16 x 12 1/2 in., framed. Estate of Samuel H. Moerman, Potomac, MD.

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. ROGERS, A.L., photographer. CDV of Samuel H. Johns, a Nez Perce student at the Carlisle Indian School. Carlisle, PA: ca 1885.   2 3/8 x 3 1/2 in. CDV on cardstock mount of a y

53 Volumes of Waverly Novels, Boston: Samuel H. Parker; in green half leather with marbles boards, gilt lettering and decoration. 7.25"H, Circa - 1828.

American Revolution 1859 Declaration Independence Plaque by Samuel H. Black 1859-Dated, "Declaration of Independence" Embossed Copper Metal Plaque, by Samuel H. Black, Choice Extremely Fine. Original

57 in. H., 28 in. W. Estate of Samuel H. Moerman, Potomac, MD.

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War 1859 Declaration Independence Plaque by Samuel H. Black 1859-Dated, "Declaration of Independence" Embossed Copper Metal Plaque by Samuel H. Black, Choice Extremely

Andrew Johnson Pardons Confederate who Left the Union 1p partly handwritten and partly printed document registering the pardon of a man named Samuel H. Phillips, whose loyalty oath was recorded by Not

[Declaration of Independence] The National Medallion in Memoriam Majorum (New York: Samuel H. Black, ca. 1859). Large ornate and decorative copper plaque, printed in relief with the full text of the D

"Red Jacket", Samuel H. Pook design, built by George Thomas at Rockland, Maine in 1853. Model by Piel Craftsmen, Newburyport, Mass. The model on stand is loose inside the mahogany based glass case. 16

Pair of portraits depicting Uriah Hagar and his wife Jane Atkins Hagar, watercolor and gouache, sitters identified on verso, each 9 x 6 3/4 in., both framed. Estate of Samuel H. Moerman, Potomac, MD.