WINOLD REISS GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY CALENDAR

Featuring the topper portion of the original 1943 Winold Reiss calendar from the Great Northern Railway Route of the Empire Builder. The piece shows artwork of Winold Reiss showing a portrait of Mount

For your consideration are two Winold Reiss Great Northern Railroad calendar toppers titled, "The Sign Talkers" and "Chief Yellow Kidney" circa 1935 and 1939. F. Winold Reiss was a German-born America

Description: Poster by famed artist Winold Reiss for Great Northern Railway, Route of the Empire Builder posters. Depicts a "First Stabber", son of Little Dog, a Blackfoot Indian. Comes with original

Featured in this lot is "Blackfeet Indians of Glacier National Park" prints by Winold Reiss, published by Great Northern Railway Company, St. Paul, Minnesota, with included pamphlet, "Out of the North

Route of the Empire Builder.

Four examples based on images of Winold Reiss paintings of Native Americans. Overall sizes measures from 23.75 x 12 to 29.75 x 17.75 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping s

Description: Poster by famed artist Winold Reiss part of the Glacier Park series for Great Northern Railway, Route of the Empire Builder posters. Depicts a noble Blackfeet Indian gentleman, "Clears up

Description: Poster by famed artist Winold Reiss part of the Glacier Park series for Great Northern Railway, Route of the Empire Builder posters. Depicts a venerable Blackfoot Indian Medicine Maker. R

Both 1932 Glacier National Park calendars feature Native American artwork originally by Winold Reiss. One for April is titled "Buffalo Body" and the other for September is titled "Fish Wolf Robe". Bot

Drawn by Winold Reiss, story by Frank Bird Linderman. Prints are 9 x 12 inches. Copyright 1940 by the Great Northern Railway. Complete set of 24 prints

These sheets were folded and mailed to ticket agents monthly. This one from February 1931 is titled "Many Mules" from a portrait by Winold Reiss and printed by Louis F. Dow Co. of St. Paul U.S.A. This

These sheets were folded and mailed to ticket agents (we assume) monthly. This one is from April, 1930 and titled "Good Striker" from a portrait by Winold Reiss and is printed by Louis F. Dow Co. St.

ROUTE OF THE EMPIRE BUILDER CALENDAR POSTER. MINOR WEAR TO EDGES. GOOD CONDITION. 15" x 34"

2 Great Northern Railway Calendars, Great Northern Railway Empire Builder Calendars, The 1934 does have a water stain, The 1940 is protected in poly.

Framed 1950 "The Great Northern Railway" Calendar w/ Indian Graphic in VG Cond. - Calendar only 33 1/2in.H.x16in.W. W/Frame - 40in.h.x23 5/8in.W.

A group of 4 calendar sheets from Great Northern Railway 1929 calendars: March, July, August & September. All have holes for hanging on top. All have horizontal fold lines. August has an edge chip. Ha

In original cylinder with original label and stamp and preserved in plastic.   

Winhold Reiss for Great Northern Railway set of Blackfeet Indians prints. The complete set of (24), near mint condition measuring 9-in. x 12-in. Original envelope is G-VG/Vg condition. From a non-smok

1930. The April and December pages of a twelve-month calendar. Marked, "Louis F. Dow Co. St. Paul, U.S.A.", lower right edge. 24" x 12" and 21.75" x 9.75".

This lot contains a Great Northern Railway Native American Metal Wall Calendar For September 1928 Oriental Limited. It is approx 21" x 9 3/4" and it weighs about 0.7lbs. Reproduction of the 19

This Great Northern Railway advertisement has a full 1938 calendar pad. This is stamped "Great Northern New York, St. Paul U.S.A.". This is an advertisement that also states "Glacier National Park" an

Copyright by Great Northern. Each overall 12" high x 9" wide. LR / JS

Great Northern Railway Great Domes on the Incomparable Empire Builder, 1 March- December 1958, 2 have no remaining calendar pages, these pieces are not perfect, but are very rare.

24" Great Northern Railway w/ Logo Single Sided Porcelain Sign TAC 8.9. SSP (single sided porcelain) sign with very good color and some gloss. The field is clean with a few chips in the outer field. M