Mount Vernon Guards, VA Militiaman, Ruby Ambrotype

19th c. sandpaper drawing "Mount. Vernon Va.". Published in American Fancy book by Sumpter Priddy p. 195. Sight 14 1/2" x 19 1/2", overall 18 1/2" x 23 1/2".

Ambrose Lybrand (1872-1898) polychrome paint decorated diorama of Mount Vernon signed verso and titled "Mount Vernon V.A.". 13"h x 19"w x 3"d

ANTIQUE SURVEYOR'S CHAIN, with embossed number tags. Mid 19th century. 8" H.Provenance: Property deaccessioned by the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, Mount Vernon, VA.

Antique hand colored print by Currier and Ives*. Titled "Home of Washington" in Mount Vernon, VA. Most likely period wooden frame, under glass. New York, mid/late 1800's. Measurements: 21.5" X 17.75"

Rare form in these 3 nesting porcelain trays of George Washington's Mount Vernon, VA. Likely dating to c.1932 when the nation celebrated his 200th anniversary of his birth, no damage, two smaller tray

4 Currier & Ives prints, "The Tomb of Washington, Mount Vernon, VA, includes large hand colored 15" by 20", small hand colored 15" by 19", hand colored framed edition, 14.25" by 18" & a black and whit

MEDALLION 3" DIAMETER plus 1961 INAUGURATED PRESIDENT KENNEDY COIN & MOUNT VERNON VA COIN

George Washington USA FDC, Mount Vernon VA - Feb. 22 1982

(3) SBCCA Convention Give Away Still Banks: Mount Vernon Porcelain Alexandria VA 2004, Wells Fargo Wagon with Original box, Indianapolis 1997 safe with Original box.

(3) SBCCA Convention Give Away Still Banks: Mount Vernon Porcelain Alexandria VA 2004, Wells Fargo Wagon with Original box, Indianapolis 1997 safe with Original box.

[MILITIA]. Ninth plate ruby ambrotype of a New England militiaman with a cheroot. Ninth plate ruby ambrotype half portrait of an antebellum New England militiaman with light tinting to cheeks. (Good c

''Spring Time, Arlington Valley, VA.'', pastoral landscape with sheep, signed lower left: Edward Gay, titled on a frame plaque, oil on canvas, 16'' H x 24'' W, est: $1800/2200 Provenance: Private Coll

Scarce untitled Civil War era map of the area between Washington, D.C. and Mount Vernon by James Tuthill, lithographed by Herline and Hensel, Philadelphia, PA, published in Camden, NJ, circa 1861. Int

SKU #: 14016 This limited edition copy is number 76 out of 205 impressions signed by Paul Wilstach. No other writing in the book. Frontispiece protected by tissue guard, as well as numerous plates of

From "Battles and Leaders of the Civil War", inscribed long ago on the mount "16th NY Regt at Savage Station, Va., June 29, 1862 and Burning of Government Stores" and in a later hand "Grandfather Will

DESCRIPTION: (340Pc) Rogers Lunt & Bowlen Co Sterling silver flatware set in their pattern titled "Mount Vernon". Flatware is stamped with hallmarks and "Sterling". Includes: (12) Dinner Forks. (W: 1"

Large bowl with brass mount ''ruby phenomenon Gre 7966'' Loetz Witwe, Klostermühle, 1899 On ruby red underlay and colorless top layer rolled in silver yellow threads, partly distorted to irregular

(American, 1806-1873) View of Mt. Vernon, not visibly signed, label verso "B Gray / Mount Vernon", includes photo of canvas verso before re-lining "Painting Garret/No 36 Trenton St/East Boston/W.M.Pri

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate ruby ambrotype of a Baxter's Fire Zouave, 72nd Pennsylvania Infantry.  Sixth plate ruby ambrotype seated portrait of a Zouave private with fine hand tinting. (Great clari

"The Pool", cows watering Oil on board Signed lower right: Wm Hart 10" H x 16" W

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate ruby ambrotype of a musician with painted drum.  Sixth plate seated portrait of an unidentified musician. (Surface mottling/wear to emulsion and darkening around edges, w

[George Washington]. Mount Vernon Record Extra. One printed page, 9.75" x 16", no place; December 9, 1859. A printed circular, pres

* WASHINGTON, George (1732-1799). Autograph letter signed ("Go: Washington"), to Samuel M. Fox, President of the Bank of Pennsylvania. Mount Vernon, 10 June 1799. 1 page, 4to, pinholes in upper corner

Oushak Carpet, Turkey, ca. 190018 ft. 3 in. x 11 ft. 6 in.Provenance: One of a pair ordered and designed by Boston's Thomas Bailey Aldrich (1836-1907) for his Mount Vernon Street home in Beacon Hill.