State Street, Chicago. c1890

State Street, Chicago. C1890. Good contrast and tonality. 4.625 x 7 in. 12 x 17.5 cm

Ethel Spears Marshall Field & Co., State Street (Chicago) ink and watercolor on paper sight: 10.875 h × 17.25 w in (28 × 44 cm) Signed to lower right 'Ethel Spears'.

For your bidding pleasure in this lot is an original 1870's Buffalo Bill photograph cabinet card. This cabinet card was made by Brisbois and the Mosher Gallery on 125 State Street, Chicago. On the car

3 Collectibles from Marshall Fields City Sights: Holy Name Cathedral on State Street Chicago (measures 13 inches long x 7 inches W x 9.5 inches H; Marshall Fields & Co. Store (measures 7 inches H x 9

Produced by The Copeland Medical Institute, 210 State Street, Chicago, IL. Found in its original box, this apparatus appears to be missing one small tube, but otherwise seems to be intact.

Alice 'Zani' Jacobsen (American, 20th Century) 'Chicago' Theater Plaster Relief 1981, signed left side, sculpture depicting the theater facade of the building at 175 N. State street in Chicago, handma

Vintage Marshall Field's & Company Chicago State Street Clock Candy Jar or Small Cookie Jar

This is a framed paper poster depicting the Masonic Temple in Chicago, Illinois. This was the Northwestern Masonic Aid Association that was located on State Street and Front Street in downtown Chicago

Raoul Varin (French, 1865-1943) Two Hand-Colored Aquatints. 'N.W. Corner of LaSalle and Randolph Streets, Chicago' dated to 1927 and 'Washington Street Between State and Dearborn Streets' dated to 192

3 Satchel Banks, Metal: "State Street & Trust Company - Quincy, Ill"; "Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank - Chicago" w/key; "Commercial State Savings Bank - Centerville, Iowa" w/key

3 Satchel Banks, Metal: "South Chicago Savings Bank - Chicago"; "The Worcester National Bank, Worcester, Mass"; "State Street Bank - Quincy, Ill"

3 Satchel Banks, Metal: "State Street Bank, Quincy, Ill"; "Crawford County Trust Co. - Meadville, Pa" w/key; "South Chicago Savings Bank - Chicago"

This is a nice assorted lot of pinbacks from the Dubuque Carnival, So. Chicago’s Street Fair & Carnival, Kalamazoo Street Fair & Carnival, South Carolina Inter-State and West Indian Exposition and m

Radio Corporation of America, Japan, featuring a reel of Columbia's Chicago, height 16 inches

Property from a distinguished Private Collection, New York ARTIST: Danny Lyon TITLE: Clifton Street, Chicago, 1961 MEDIUM: Silver Gelatin IMAGE SIZE: 13 x 8 3/4 in SUPPORT: 14 x 11

(American, active 20th C.) 1992, titled "State Street Lock, Trenton, NJ, 1910" oil on canvas, signed and titled l.l. and on verso Overall: 22-1/2"h x 32-1/2"w Sight: 18"h x 28-1/4"w

Melissa Ann Pinney 18th Street Chicago c. 2015archival pigment print sheet: 36 h × 43 w in (91 × 109 cm) image: 30 h × 37.5 w in (76 × 95 cm) Provenance:

Vincent D'Agostino (American, 1896-1981) Rush Street (Chicago, Illinois), 1934 oil on canvas signed lower left 27 1/2" x 21" Provenance: Tomlin Acheson Fine Arts, Santa Monica, California (label verso

State Street Hudson NY Porcelain B&W Street Sign. Painted on porcelain with black letters over white background. Blocky all-caps lettering in black and white, plus one of the most generic street names

Three demitasse cups from Golden State Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad. Measuring 2" across by 2 1/4" show little to no sign of wear an based stamp reads 92 Shenango China New Castle, Pa. U.

Title: The Market in South Water Street, Chicago.Artist: Lester G. Hornby (1882-1956) Drypoint and etching, undated. Edition not noted. Signed and titled in pencil. Also signed within the plate.Image

Currier & Ives - State Street Boston. Massachusetts Original Lithograph, small folio, dated 1849.Framed and matted in attractive gold painted wooden frame. Not inspected out of frame.Very good conditi

Two Golden State Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad 8 1/4" x 5 3/4" oblong late. Plate has Golden State logo on upper middle of rim with standard signs of utensil use on both plates and flip si

The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum. Third Edition, Second State. Published by M.A. Donohue & Co., Chicago, 1903. Numerous colored in-text illustrations drawn by W. W. Denslow. Bound in original green p