Maysville and Big Sandy Railroad Co., 1889-1900 Group

Kentucky. Lot of 5 Issued and Cancelled Capital Stock Certificates, Black print on black border, Company title at top with small drawing of locomotive under title, Fine-VF condition, Excelsior Printin

Three railroad passes issued by the Wabash Railroad Company: an Exchange pass #1689 (1889), a suburban train pass #A1325 (1900), and A4226 (1904). All are in very good condition. See photo for details

Pre-1900 Passes: 1. Wichita & Western RR Co., 1889, No.732. The Wichita & Western Railway Co., 1890, No. 853. Cape Girardeau Southwestern Railway Co., 1891, No. 2964. Kansas City Wyandotte and Northwe

3 1/8" Big Sandy. Hardin Co, KY. High grade Hornstone. Serrated edges. Fine flaking. Ex-Dale Rector. One of the last arrowheads Dale acquired.

Signed on dial. Works signed E. Howard and Co. Boston ca. 1900

Whiting Manufacturing Co. Sterling Silver Fish Serving Set. Dated 1889. Fork and knife with embossed Seahorse decoration. Knife measures 14"l. 11.0 troy ozs. Condition: Good Tarnished and monogramed o

A Twenty-Nine-Piece Assembled Group of American and Italian Reticulated Silver Tableware, circa 1900 Marks to plates: SPAULDING & CO., CHICAGO, ILL, STERLING&c

Ca. 1900, 280 x 200 cm, South West Caucasus This large red-ground Lori Pambak displays the characteristic design of this Kazak group: a huge, white central octagon enclosing a powerful green cross mot

Ca. 1900, 208 x 123 cm, South West Persia, Fars Comparatively coarse in weave and knotted on largely brown warps, this rug was made by an Arabi tribal group of the Khamseh nomads. The dark blue field,

Dreiser, Theodore 'Sister Carrie'. Doubleday, Page & Co (1900). 1st Edition, Signed by the author, Hardback book w/ Red Cloth Boards and Black lettering. 557pp. w/ protective slip cases. Weight 1.5 po

Clamshell Mutoscope 1 Cent movie viewer. New York: American Mutoscope and Biograph Co., 1900. Hand-cranked movie viewer, similar to Edison’s Kinetoscope. Cast iron cabinet with glass viewport, b

Dreiser, Theodore 'Sister Carrie'. Doubleday, Page & Co (1900). 1st Edition, Signed by the author, Hardback book w/ Red Cloth Boards and Black lettering. 557pp. w/ protective slip cases. Weight 1.5 po

Gene Moore for Tiffany & Co. Group of silver and enamel circus figures: Carousel animals Comprising a giraffe, a tiger, a zebra, a camel, a horse, and a rabbit; c. 1988 Sterling silver Signed Tiffany

Gene Moore for Tiffany & Co. Group of silver and enamel circus figures: Animal trainers Comprising three horses, two with acrobats, three dogs on stands, and two male and two female trainers; c. 1988

BAUM, L. FRANK. 1856-1919. DENSLOW, W.W., illustrator. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Chicago: Geo. M. Hill Co., 1900. 8vo. 24 plates (including title) inserted throughout and numerous text illustrations

Mihaly (von Lieb) Munkacsy (Hungarian, 1844-1900). Group of three graphite drawings on paper, depicting figure studies and faces of a person standing, sitting, and running. Each signed along the lower

Baum, L. Frank. THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ… WITH PICTURES BY W. W. DENSLOW. Chicago and New York: Geo. M. Hill Co., 1900. 4to, original publisher's cloth. 16 plates (of 24), text complete. *****

An unrestored upright slot machine, manufactured by Mills Novelty Co. in 1904, complete with 6-way coin head. Housed in a later plain wood cabinet with lovely hand carved features and ornate cast iron

Western Railroad Supply Co. Harp Style Wig Wag Railroad Signal Western Railroad Supply wig wag signal with a unique setup for the CB&Q / Burlington Railroad. Signal is in operating condition and does

Lot 116 Zsolnay (Co.) Hungarian (est. 1853) Figural Group (c. 1909) lustred earthenware indistinct incised signature and date to back, molded factory mark and impressed numbers to underside height: 15

Circa 1902, Waltham, MA Official Railroad Standard pocket watch, keyless Dial: white enamel double-sunken dial with black Arabic numerals, outer minute indices, sunken 36-hour up/down indicator below

Each approx. 32" long. Both feature mounting brackets. Extremely heavy lot. Both show surface wear throughout.

Goyard, steamer trunkoriginally belonging to Mrs. William H Crocker, San Francisco and Hillsborough, CA ( her father in law was Charles Crocker, one of the "Big Four" railroad magnates), retains Mrs.

New York: H.C. Miner Litho, Co.[?], ca. 1900. Magnificent lithographed poster shows the mustache-clad magician discussing a passage in an open book with his costumed assistant, while a clown and two i