Postal History: EL Dublin to St. Sebastian

Postal History, 1752 EL to Dublin with a very fine small FREE in black on the front, reverse with a very fine straight-line DROGHEDA just overstruck by Dublin Bishop M-R/30 (F/K 18A), both in black, s

Postal History, 1739 small EL to Dublin signed "Parrins", reverse with small BIRR and clear 14mm Bishop AP/23, both very fine. A filing fold at the top is well clear of the markings, very clean.

Postal History, 1828 Entire to Dublin m/s "9" in red, bottom left with superb distinctive P.PAID (F/K 280, 23x4½mm) and very fine BALLYCLARE straight-line in BLUE, clean horiz. filing fold clear

Postal History, 1829 Entire to Dublin m/s "1/10" in red corrected to "11", right with fine, lightly oxidized COLRAINE / 124 Mileage, left with very fine to superb distinctive curved boxed PAID (F/K 29

Postal History, 1828 Entire to Dublin m/s "9" in red, right with fine ANTRIM / 93 Mileage in red overstruck with very fine Dublin octagonal boxed PAID Code A in red, left with a very fine strike of th

Postal History, 1833 Entire Letter to Dublin with a superb strike of DERRY / PENNY POST in black, also small (Derry) PAID, erroneously in black instead of red, two strikes of boxed No 5 of Muff, m/s "

Postal History, 1825 Entire Money Letter to Dublin with very fine abbreviated N-T-ARDS / 88 Mileage in red, paid 1/6 in red, upper left with very neat and clear boxed POST PAID distinctive to Newtowna

Postal History, 1775 Entire Letter to London a fine strike of the rare abbreviated straight-line C-FERGV(S) in grey-black, reverse with Dublin (22mm) and London Bishops. Filing folds affect two strike

Lot of 2. 1) Rollinsville territorial cover with manuscript cancel on double rate stamped envelope sent to Denver. PO started in 1871. Rare. 2) Corner ad cover for St. Clair Sales Bureau in Tolland. U

A general collection. Winchell Furniture, Round Tent, Fuel & Feed, deed for land purchase, El Dorado Irrigation District, Modern Events and Postal History. Large selection of receipts from 35 business

The Works of Dr Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin Volume V, printed at London for C. Bathurst. This volume includes "The History of John Bull", Proposals for the Art of Political Lying, "G

A Continental polychrome decorated model of St. Sebastian probably Italian 19th century height 40in (101.5cm); width 10in (25.5cm); depth 11in (28cm) Provenance: Property from the Estate of Dr. Terry

A neoclassical style wood carving depicting St. Sebastian wounded and bound to a tree. This highly detailed carving measures approx. 37" H x 12" W x 9.5" D. Artist unknown. Light surface scratches and

Pen and ink on stiff paper, backed with linen as was the custom for these huge 24" x 36" drawings for the Federal Gov't (see last picture for size scale). Original 19thC pen and ink drawing showing a

LARGE WOODEN FIGURE SHOWING ST. SEBASTIAN restored, 18th c. H: 79 cm

German, 17th century. A figural carving of St. Sebastian, depicting the Miracle of St. Sebastian tied to a tree or post and shot with arrows during the Diocletianic Persecution of Christians; ht. 8, w

MARCUS LEATHERDALE (1952-2022 ) St. Sebastian. Silver print, the image measuring 311x111 mm; 12¼x4 inches, the sheet 356x279 mm; 14x11 inches, with Leatherdale's signature, title, negative and pr

CARL VAN VECHTEN (1880-1964) St. Sebastian (Hugh Laing). Silver print, the image measuring 356x279 mm; 14x11 inches, with Van Vechten's archive number in pencil, and his credit and title also in penci

Pieter Cornelis Dommersen (Dutch 1833-1918) The Archery Of St. Sebastian, Bruges, Oil On Board. Signed Dommersen 1888. 25.25H x 21.25W x 2.5D in. Sight 19.5H x 15.5W in. All Measurements are Approxima

60 x 40 in (framed)

St. Sebastian Oil Painting on Canvas by Hippolyte Paul Delaroche. Unframed, Size: 24" x 36"

An antique European Old Master style allegorical oil painting on board. The composition depicts the martyrdom of Saint Sebastian, bound to a tree and pierced with arrow shafts, set against a backdrop

After Hans Holbein the Elder (German, 1460-1526) "St. Barbara" and "St. Elizabeth of Hungary" from the left and right panels of the Triptych of the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, 1516, ca. third/fourth q

Paolo Veronese (studio) (Italian 1528-1588) Martyrdom of St Sebastian c. 1565 Drawing on laid paper; pen, ink and brown wash With an "IHS" watermark. The cross is above the "H"; 16th century watermark