HORSE RACING THEME HAND COLORED PHOTOGRAVURE

Fores's National Sports hand-colored horse racing lithograph, Plate 1, "The Start for the Derby", published in London, 1844, 24" x 44", framed 31" x 50". Some foxing and water stains. Provenance: Late

Hand colored horse racing lithograph "Passing the Judges Stand" 14 1/4"h x 18 1/4"w

(2) Hand colored Currier & Ives horse racing prints. Lady Thorn The Celebrated Trotting Mare. Formerly "Maid of Ashland" and The California Wonder Occident owned by Gov. L Stanford. 16" x 12" and 19 1

Richard Blome hand colored, original engraving titled Horse Racing. Depicting men on horseback heading towards a big event with tents and camps. sentences around triple lion and crown crest at bottom:

19th or early 20th century. after Carle Vernet and engraved by Fazet. each brilliantly hand-colored and featuring images of horse racing. H22 ½ W26 ½ Estate of Dale K. and Judy Firestone Thiel.

Early 19th century, "Starting" and "Coming In", hand colored. Dimensions:Each frame is 21" x 12".

Horse Racing Yosemite Indians Artist: William H. Morris Print Type: Hand Colored Engraving Date: c1874 Origin: American De

Hand Colored Litho is approx 12 1/4" x 16 3/4"

Escada horse racing theme silk scarf with prize ribbons at each corner. Hand rolled and stitched edges. Original Made in Italy tags. Excellent condition with bright colors. No apparent snags, pulls, d

By and Eye Witness. Set of three handsome hand colored lithograph plates circa 1840 by and after C.E. Newdegate. The set depicts African American jockeys racing horses at the Charleston, South Carolin

By and Eye Witness. Set of three handsome hand colored lithograph plates circa 1840 by and after C.E. Newdegate. The set depicts African American jockeys racing horses at the Charleston, South Carolin

19th Century (circa 1892). Hand colored lithograph on paper. Three jockeys racing horses. Toning, water damage and tear. Framed 25"h. 31"w.

Three Bird Chromolithographs by Louis Prang (1823-1909). American, 1898, 7.5"h. 5"w., sight. And "The Racing Stallion" English, 1800. Hand-colored engraving. Signed in the plate, 10.5"h. 12.25"w., fra

Large Folio Hand Colored Aquatint Originally Published C1820. This impression, printed from the original plate around 1965. On good quality, thick wove paper. Paper Size: 21.5 x 16 inch (55 x 40cm) He

DESCRIPTION: Six Robert Franklin horse hand colored prints. Includes "Going along a slapping pace", "Topping a flight of Rails, and coming well into the next Field", "Charging an Ox-fence", "Going in

2 Antique Horse Racing Colored Engravings. RETURNING TO WLEIGH SADDLING. J.F. Herring Sen. J. HARRIS and W. SUMMERS.-- Dimensions: Image Size: H: 26.75 inches: W: 46.5 inches -- FRAME SIZE: Frame Heig

Group of Military Theme Hand Colored PrintsLargest framed 20.75" H x 16.25" WProperty from the estate of Ethan F. Parker, Lakeville, CT

1995 Breeders Cup Horseback Racing- "Cigar". Hand Signed by Jerry Bailey. Measures 18" x 22". Comes with COA. Condition: Good

Vintage 1960's TAN Rattan WICKER Gulfstream Park Horse Racing Theme Handbag Preowned from an Estate. (8.5" x 14") (Clasp Needs to Be Repaired). $15 Domestic Shipping. No International Shipping.

19th century horse racing colored lithograph print titled "Preparing to Start". Sight: 8" x 22", Frame: 14 3/4" x 28 1/2". Frame chipped on top and bottom lengths.

Reuven Rubin (1893-1974) - Galloping Horses, Hand Colored Etching. Signed and numbered - 15/45. Plate: 21.5x27.5cm. Sheet: 32x46cm.

Antique Engraving "Changing Horses", Hand Colored. From the Fores's Coaching Recollections Series, Plate 1. This old coachline print is professionally matted and framed. 19 inches x 22 inches.

It has a horse racing theme. The machine powers up and lights up, but does not work consistently. Once the ball hits a rubber band, the flippers do not operate. Therefore, the machine will need a litt

Edward S. Curtis(1868 - 1952)Thunderbirds and Whales, 1914hand-colored photogravureSigned in plate, lower center below image: E.S CurtisNegative Date: 1914Print Date: ca. 1914Nakoaktok, No