Early Pennsylvania German Scherenschnitte

DESCRIPTION: Four early Pennsylvania German imprints. All full leather. Includes: 1) Johann Conrad Albert Heffenstein, Eine Sammlung auserlesener Predigten. Published by Frederick Sanno in Carlisle, d

A heart shaped ring forms the framework for the text in center, with two eagles above atop a crest. Florals surround the entire piece, retaining excellent color. Sight size: 12.5" ht. x 15.5" wd., fra

1821 EARLY BIBLE Lancaster Pennsylvania American German Luther Dutch Johann Bar A rare, early 19th-century Martin Luther German New Testament Bible printed in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Luther Bibles ha

Includes: Light. Der Alt Schulmeshter. 1928. + The Reichard Collection of Early Penna German Dialogues & Plays. Pennsylvania German Society (PGS) 1962. + Borneman. Penna German Bookplates. PGS 1953. +

Includes History of Lancaster County, Foreigners in Their Own Land Pennsylvania Germans in the Early Republic, and Popular Home Remedies and Superstitions of the Pennsylvania Germans IMPORTANT: Before

North America, United States, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Dutch (also called Pennsylvania German), ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A beautiful and sizeable wooden chest of rectangular form flan

DESCRIPTION: Early 19th century faux grain decorated softwood Pennsylvania German blanket chest. Form consisting of six boards joined to straight bracket feet and decorated with a red wash and black g

1795 1ed Early American German BIBLE Hymnal Psalter Ephrata Pennsylvania Mayer A rare and highly desirable 18th-century German psalter published in Ephrata, Pennsylvania. Early American printings of G

Washington Related Reverse Painting on Glass with "Gen. Wasschington" (sic) Spelling Error Pennsylvania-German School Folk Art Style c. 1820, General George Washington Portrait Reverse Painting on Gla

19th century, comprising: theorem style flower, watercolor on paper, sight, 9-1/2 x 7-3/8 in., period painted Pennsylvania German frame with text, starbursts, and floral design and dated 1850, inscrip

Pennsylvania German Golden Oak Carved Chest. Bench with a carved back, storage seat with original iron hardware and lock, and four architectural arch panels under the seat. Late 18th/early 19th centur

19th century iron Pennsylvania German door latch in the shape of a tulip. Size is about 5 - 1/2" long x 1 - 5/8" x 1/2". Condition: Rust and pitting. Slide works well. Found in Berks County in eastern

Pennsylvania Early 19th Century Linen Shift. Worn by rural Pennsylvania German women as an undergarment. The general fit was loose enough to permit growth in children and pregnancy in women, without r

Twentieth century. General collecting as well as "Pennsylvania Dutch American Folk Art" by Kauffman, "Early Pennsylvania Arts and Crafts" by Stoudt,"The Pennsylvania German Collection", "Little by Lit

Includes I Heard of a River A Story of the Pennsylvania Germans, Snyder County, The Early History of Lycoming County Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, Early Freemasonry in Pennsylvania, Yorktown a Forgotten

1st item: Early Lancaster, Pennsylvania Mennonite conference hymnbook, dated 1808, titled "Ein Unpartheyisches Gesang-Buch: enthaltend geistreiche Lieder und Psalmen: zum allgemeinen Gebrauch des wahr

Pennsylvania Dutch German, front reads 1845. Dimensions: H 6.25" x W 4" Condition: Staining to pages. Slight tearing at binding.

DESCRIPTION: Two German hardcover volumes. Includes: 1) Das Gemeinnuzige Haus Urzenenhuch by Von Daniel Schmidt. Published in 1829 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania 7" x 4-1/8". 2) Emigen Leben. Published in

An early 19th Century wood blanket chest dated 1837. It is a hand painted Pennsylvania Dutch German trunk, possibly Lancaster county. It is a dome style chest with iron hardware and skeleton key. It m

Historic Americana 1862 Hand-Colored Pennsylvania Baptism Certificate January 11, 1862-Dated Civil War Period, Pennsylvania, Hand-Colored Baptism Certificate, in German, by “C W Hayne,” Choice Ext

1820 German Bible Prayer Songs Philadelphia Music Hymns Germantown Pennsylvania “The Spiritual Harp” is an early 19th-century German song and prayer book printed in Germantown, or early Philadelph

Valentin Schuller, Frankfurt-am-Main, circa 1700. Octagonal body formed of cast panels of filigree topped by chased tile borders, obelisk form spire similarly pierced and with gothic crocket, the gall

Lebanon County Pennsylvania German Painted Wood Chest Dated 1785, Given to John Lick, 1814. Pine and poplar wood. In original deep red paint, the sides and painted in reserves containing abstract moti

Fish Monger with Meissen mark, Drunkard and Grape Picker, the largest 7 1/2" high