Lincoln Hi-Way & Grand View Point, Pa Felt Pennants

both in good condition, 4"x11" or less in sizes.

Vintage SS Grand View Point Ship Hotel PA Pennant along with a newer license plate topper. Measurements in inches: 10 x 6 and 29 long pennant Condition:Normal wear and fading with age and use Shipping

Sepia tone Grand View Point on Lincoln Highway, Elevation 2675. Unused. Issued: Early 1900’s Dimensions: 5.5"L x 3.5"H

Vintage Felt Pennants incl Chicago White Sox, West Point, United Nations, The Empire State Building, Statue of LIberty, Feelin HI, etc

1912 Milwaukee Grand Prix Vanderbilt Cup Race felt pennant, won by Ralph DePalma in Mercedes, this was the only year cup race was in Milwaukee, exception printed on graphics, 25.5 x 11, ex condition

RARE Nifty tin windup Hi-Way Henry Car. All original and complete with all its various parts. Still has nice colors. Windup works. One of the most desirable character toys out there. Comes with ultra

APPROX. 48 VINTAGE FELT PENNANTS20th CenturyMostly colleges, but also includes "Army", "Navy", summer camps, sports, the Ringling Brothers and attractions, etc.

Charles Pabst (American, b. 1950) 'Grand View' Oil on canvas ; 40 x 30 (in) Signed Charles H. Pabst, lower right

Tonka #975-6 State Hi-Way Dept Set. Very clean set in all original condition. Complete with Dump Truck, Side Dump Truck, Pickup Truck, Road Grader, and Signs. A very nice set. Includes ton Box with In

Tonka State Hi-Way Big Mike Dump Truck with Plow. All original with nice paint and decals. 18" Excellent

1959 Tonka State Hi-Way Dept Dump Truck. Comes with V Plow. All original with nice paint and decals. 16" Excellent

Incredible original 1909 Automobile Race felt pennant. This outstanding early felt pennant is believed to have come from the 1909 Indiana Coby Cup automobile races. Pennant is in overall nice conditio

Don't Shoot We're Not Bootleggers Felt Pennant w/ Motorcycle. Felt pennant is in good condition with slight fading. Measures 8"x25.5". Condition rated 8 by The Authentication Company.

40+ carte de visite portraits housed in a Civil War era photograph album. Most of the views are of civilian subjects with photographer's imprints from Chicago, Illinois, Springfield, Illinois, Kansas,

Emerson Everett Glass (1916-1987) (Grand Canyon Vista) Mid 20th Century The oil on panel Grand Canyon view is signed lower left and accompanied by its original, signed preliminary pen and ink study up

Hudson River School, 19th C., oil on canvas Overall: 25-3/4"h x 34-1/4"w Sight: 20-3/4"h x 29-1/2"w Provenance: Property from the collection of William and Linda Weimer, Ohio and Florida

Charles Darwin ALS Referring to his Mentor, Scottish Geologist Sir Charles Lyell, as "the old master, to whom I am so deeply indebted under a scientific point of view" An incredible 4pp autograph lett

Wendell Macy (1845-1913) Oil on Canvas "Brant Point - Nantucket", early view of the point with lighthouse and shoreline, luminous sky, signed and dated lower left "Wendell Macy '94", in original ornat

Attributed to Thomas Chambers (American, 1808-1866). A Hudson River School oil on canvas depicting a view of West Point. Unsigned. Gilt framed. Canvas: 18in x 24in.

View From West Point, circa 1830-40, possibly the view downriver from 'West Point', site of the US Military Academy, the river crowded with sailboats, a lone farmhouse to the left; oil on canvas, unsi

Watercolor. 25 1/2 x 16 1/2 in. This watercolor depicts an interior scene within the Temple. The slightly upturned point of view contributes to the majesty of the structure: Newman simultaneously conv

STEIFF bear, c. 1935, with button, long trailing F, glass eyes, bright embroidering at snout, white mohair, long snaped off arms, hump, 53 cm, minimally places at the point of the felt paw were profes

ARTIST: Ralph Edward Oberg (Colorado, Mississippi, born 1950) NAME: Landscape - View from Powell Point YEAR: 1993 MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Excellent. No visible inpaint under UV light. Wear to

19th c. Hudson River School, landscape, oil on canvas. View near West Point. Possibly Frank Anderson. 27" x 37".