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RUDISILL'S ALT PRINT HAUS
CURRIER & IVES
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PRINTS - CURRIER & IVES
Abraham Lincoln / Sixteenth President of the United States, (C-16),(Bust portrait slightly to right - bearded - facsimile signature - vignette - Illinois congressman defeated 3 other candidates for the the presidency), overall size 13 1/2" x 18 1/4", (EX -VW) $475 SOLD
Adeline, Pub. by J. Baillie, NOT C&I; very attractive young lady seated with window at right, (EX-VW) $45
SOLDAdmiral Porter's Fleet Running the Rebel Blockade of the Mississippi at Vicksburg, April 16th, 1863, (C-51), (EX-W) $450
The Alarm, (C-72), F. Jones & A. F. Tait, 1861, on stone, from the original painting by A. F. Tait, chromo in oil colors (a chromo simulates an oil painting), (Doe with twin fawns in background - 3 quails in foreground - woods scene - title label exposed on back), framed in contemporary walnut stained wood frame, excellent condition $1275
Alice, (C-74), N.C., (Girl seated with back to spinet - full length - Alice is from Greek and means "truth"), (VG-A) except for 5/8" top margin * $89
Almira, (C-85), N.C., (Interior scene - full length - seated at table), (G-A) * $45
BEST 50 - The American Clipper Ship, Witch Of the Wave, (C-115), N.C., (Ship sailing to right - title in plate - built in 1851 by George Raynes of Portsmouth, N.H. - owned by Capt. John Bertram and Alfred Peabody - she was the pride of Salem), (VG-B) $525
SOLDAmerican Country Life / Summer's Evening, (C-124), F.F. Palmer, Del., large folio, (Family under tree on left - farm scene on right), (EX-W) $2295
American Farm Scenes No.3, (C-133), F.F. Palmer, Del., large folio, (Many animals, horses, cows, chickens, etc. - 2 men on right), (EX-VW) $3495
SOLDAmerican Farm Scenes / No.2, (C-135), N.C., F.F. Palmer, Del., large folio, (Summer scene - woman and 2 little girls feeding chickens, turkeys, and ducks - man bringing in cattle - house on right), (EX-W) $2725
American Field Sports / Retrieving, (C-151), large folio, (2 dogs and hunter retrieving game; painted by A.F. Tait; on stone by Ch. Parsons), (EX-VW) $5100
The American Fireman / Always Ready, (C-152), medium folio, (Full length fireman pulling fire wagon), (EX-VW) $1795
The American Fireman / Prompt to the Rescue, (C-154), medium folio, (Full length fireman carrying woman with flames all around them), (EX-VW) $1795
SOLDThe American Fireman / Rushing to the Conflict, (C-155), medium folio, (Full length fireman, holding horn, pointing to fire in distance on left), (EX-VW) $1795
American Girl, (C-0166), (one additional line, Record 2:16 1/2), (horse, driver on high-wheeled sulky), (EX-W), $325
NEW BEST 50 - (1) American Homestead Autumn, (C-168), (Rural scene - house on right - family with apples and pumpkins under trees), (EX-W) $750
NEW BEST 50 - (2) American Homestead Autumn, (C-168), (Description same as above) (EX-A) $550
NEW BEST 50 - (3) American Homestead Autumn, (C-168), (Description same as #1 above) (EX-W) $650
NEW BEST 50 - (4) American Homestead Autumn, (C-168), (Description same as #1 above) (EX-W) $725
NEW BEST 50 - (5) American Homestead Autumn, (C-168), (Description same as #1 above) (EX-B) $595
NEW BEST 50 - (1) American Homestead Spring, (C-170), (House on left - sheep under blossoming trees on right), (EX-W) $650
NEW BEST 50 - (2) American Homestead Spring, (C-170), (Description same as above), (EX-A) * $500
NEW BEST 50 - (3) American Homestead Spring, (C-170), (Description same as above), (EX-W) $675
NEW BEST 50 - (2) American Homestead Summer, (C-171), (House on left - cattle on right), (VG-A) * $325
NEW BEST 50 - (3) American Homestead Summer, (C-171), (Description same as above), minor margin mends, (EX-A) * $325
NEW BEST 50 - (4) American Homestead Summer, (C-171), (Description same as above), pin hole in foliage, small soft wrinkle in sky, (EX-A) * $375
NEW BEST 50 - (7) American Homestead Summer, (C-171), (Description same as above), (EX-W) except for 3/4" side margins $400
NEW BEST 50 - (8) American Homestead Summer, (C-171), (Description same as above), (EX-W) $475
NEW BEST 50 - (10) American Homestead Summer, (C-171), (Description same as above), (EX-A) * $495
NEW BEST 50 - (11) American Homestead Summer, (C-171), (Description same as above), (EX-W) $500
NEW BEST 50 - (12) American Homestead Summer, (C-171), (Description same as above - Presentation print - "Presented by Dr. S. Vanmeter, Professor of The Charleston, Illinois Infirmary."), framed in original presentation frame (pine ogee with gold liner), overall print size 13" x 18", (EX-VW) except for 1 3/4" top margin $550
SOLDBEST 50, NEW BEST 50 - (1) American Homestead Winter, (C-172), (horse drawn sleigh in center - house on right), (EX-W) $750
BEST 50, NEW BEST 50 - (2) American Homestead Winter, (C-172), description same as #1 above - print offered framed as shown in photo - framing in antique gold gilt frame done by Old Print Shop, New York, some years ago - Shop label on dust shield on back, (EX-A) $750
BEST 50, NEW BEST 50 - (3) American Homestead Winter, (C-172),description same as #1 above, (Near mint, EX-VW) $1500
Best 50, New Best 50 - (4) American Homestead Winter, (C-172), description same as #1 above, (EX-W) $950
American Mountain Scenery, (C-179), medium folio, (2 deer in water on left - mountains in background), overall size 14" x 21 1/4", 2 top margin mends, (EX-VW) $550
Among the Pines / A First Settlement, (C-214), (Family with log cabin making its way in forest with tall trees), (EX-A), $525
SOLD(1) Andrew Jackson / Seventh President of the United States, (C-216), N.C., (Green curtain - seated to left - his vice president, John C. Calhoun, resigned over differences between the two), (EX-W) $225
(2) Andrew Jackson / Seventh President of the United States, (C-216), N.C., (Description same as (1) above), (EX-VW) $300
SOLD(3) Andrew Jackson / Seventh President of the United States, (C-216), N.C., (Description same as (1) above), two mends into image, (G-B) $65
(4) Andrew Jackson / Seventh President of the United States, (none), N.C., (description same as above), (EX-B) $185
(5) Andrew Jackson / Seventh President of the United States, (C-0216), N.C., (Description same as above), (EX-W), $275
"Angel Footsteps", (C-219), B&W, (Unusual comic - woman playing piano and singing on left - cleaning lady walking down steps on right - 2 additional lines - vignette), (VG-W) $225
Ann Maria, (C-236), N.C., (Exterior scene - 3/4 length - standing to left - Ann means grace - Maria is same as Mary), (EX-W) $89
An Artist in Hair, (C-277), (Dandy hairdresser at work on young lady), (VG-B) $195
The April Shower, This medium folio print is C-0250. It is not dated. The print is signed "L.M." (Louis Maurer) in the lower right corner of the image. The colors are very nice and tend toward pastels. There are no paper flaws. An intact lower publication appears below the title. The print measures 13 1/2" x 18". It is framed in an antique, solid walnut molding frame with a gold gilt inner liner. The frame dimensions are 16" x 20 1/2". The print is properly framed with an acid-free backing sheet and the usual back panel and dust shield. It is ready for display. Insured shipping is $20. $475
Autumn on Lake George, (C-324), (Seven deer on shore of rural lake), (EX-W, soft crease extending into foliage of tree), $235
A Bad Point on a Good Pointer, (C-345), (Comic - hunter on left shot gun - missed game birds and hit dog in "rump" - vignette), overall size 11" x 14 1/4", (EX-A) except for 1/4" side margins $225
The Barber, This interesting print is illustrated on page 23 of Conningham's book. However, the listing notes it as an N. Currier print and this one was published by Currier & Ives. In Gale there are two prints titled The Barber, one by N. Currier and this one by C&I. It is Gale 0402. The print depicts some of the preening which took place in the late 1800s. This is the only example of this print we have had in 50 years. The colors are nice. There are two paper problems to be pointed out. First, there is a vertical mended tear extending from the edge of the paper on the top margin to just below the top edge of the left panel of the screen. Second, there is a vertical mended tear extending about 1 3/4" from the paper's edge into the bottom margin. It ends well away from the image. The size of the print is 12" x 16". The antique frame is an unusual solid walnut piece, 2" wide. Each of the four frame pieces is fabricated from a single piece of walnut and features decorative edging, a small bevel surface, and gold painted (tarnished) inner liner integral to the walnut piece. The frame measures 15 1/4" x 19 1/4". It will show nicely on your wall. Insured shipping is $20. $300
The Battle at Five Forks Va. April 1st 1865 / 3 additional lines, (C-0382), (Northern troops routing Southern troops), (EX-A except 1/2" top margin), $285
SOLDThe Battle of Baton Rouge, La. Aug. 4th, 1862, (C-385),(3 additional lines - men fighting in cemetery in foreground - gunboats, Arkansas and Essex, in right background on river - Arkansas was destroyed), mended tear slightly into plate, (VG-A) except for 1/2" top margin $300
SOLDBattle of Buena Vista / Fought Feby 23d 1847, (C-389), N.C., (Mexican War - Mexicans on right - Genl. Z. Taylor and Americans on left - Pres. Polk signed the Treaty of Guadalupe with Mexico in 1848 ending the Mexican War and securing New Mexico and California for the United States), overall size 13" x 16", (EX-W) $225
The Battle at Cedar Mountain, Aug. 9th, 1862, (C-380), (2 additional lines - Union victory), (VG-W) $250
SOLDThe Battle of Antietam, Md Sept 17th 1862, (C-384), (2 additional lines), (VG-A), $175
SOLDThe Battle of Fair Oaks, (C-402), (Shows an observation balloon in upper left corner, first time used in America in warfare. - 4 additional lines), (EX-W) $325
SOLDBattle of Fredericksburg, Va. Dec. 13th 1862, (not in Conningham), (4 additional lines - Union troops dominating Rebels), (EX-W), $425
SOLDThe Battle of Gettysburg, Pa. July 3d 1863, (C-407), (3 additional lines - troops in close combat), (EX-A) $425
SOLDThe Battle of Pittsburg, Tenn. April 7th 1862, (C-424), (3 additional lines - Union victory), EX-W $325 SOLD
Bay Gelding Alley, by Volunteer/ Record 2:19, (C-440), (High-wheeled sulky to right - vignette), overall size 13 1/2" x 17 1/2", (EX-VW) $395
Beautiful Blonde, (Not listed in Conn.), (Girl - 1/4 length to left - vignette), (EX-W) $75The Belle of New York, (C-489), (1/2 length - blue dress - flowers in hair - vignette), (EX-W) $95
The Belle of the Winter, (Not in Conn.), vignette, (Bust portrait of young lady, dressed for winter), framed as shown in photo (EX-W) $125
A Black Squall, (C-559), (black comic featuring irate woman in sailboat on rough water), (EX-W) $325
The Blue Eyed Beauty, (C-576), (3/4 length girl - vignette), (VG-W) $85
Bombardment and Capture of Fort Henry, Tenn., (C-590), 7 ships keyed, (EX-W) $450
Bombardment & Capture of the Forts at Hatteras Inlet, N.C., (C-594), (Battle involving forces under Commodore Stringham and Genl. Butler, Aug. 27, 1861; six ships keyed under image), (EX-A) $375
Bombardment of Island "Number Ten" in the Mississippi River, few minor margin mends, (C-598), (EX-W) $450
The Bouquet of Roses, (C-636), (6 roses, red, pink, and white - 9 buds - vignette), (EX-W) $135
The Bridge, At the Outlet / Lake Memphremagog, (C-0670), (Primitive bridge at town of Outlet - now known as Magog; lake in background), (EX-A) $280 SOLDBrilliant Naval Victory on the Mississippi River, Near Fort Wright, May 10th 1862, (C-692), (8 keys - 2 additional lines - 6 Union Gun- boats and 8 Rebel Iron-Clads - action lasted one hour - won by Union - first iron-clad in recorded history is the 16th century Korean "turtle ship"), (EX-W) $450
Brook Trout, Just Caught, (C-0705), medium folio, (EX-W), $950
Brother and Sister, (C-0707), N.C., (Very early N.C. print, dated 1842-oval in rectangle - exterior scene - big brother with little sister), overall size 9" x 12", not quite so small as a very small print, (EX-A) $95
(1) The Burning of Chicago, (C-738), (3 additional lines - ships on lake in foreground - city burning in background - bird's-eye view - Mrs. O'Leary and cow absolved of starting fire - probably Daniel "Pegleg" Sullivan started fire when he went to barn to feed mother's cow), (EX-W) $750
(2) The Burning of Chicago, (C-738), (Description same as (1) above), (EX-W) $750
(3) The Burning of Chicago, (C-738), (Description same as (1) above), (EX-A except 5/8" side margins) $550
(4) The Burning of Chicago, (C-738), (Description same as (1) above), (EX-W) $750
(1) California Scenery / Seal Rocks - Point Lobos, (C-768), (Pleasant night time California coast scene), (EX-VW, full sheet), $950
(2) California Scenery / Seal Rocks - Point Lobos, (C-768), (Description same as above),(EX-W), $750
Camping Out / "Some of the Right Sort", (C-777), large folio, L. Maurer, Del., (7 sportsmen and 3 dogs), (EX-VW) $3595
Canadian Voyageurs / Walking A Canoe Up A Rapid, (C-779), (15 men experiencing the rigors of canoeing in the wilderness), (EX-W) $340
Can't Play, (C-785), (Frustrated man with one domino left and no place to play it), (EX-A and properly framed in antique mahogany veneer frame) $400
The Capture of Atlanta, Georgia, Sept. 2nd, 1864 / By the Union Army under Major Genl. Sherman, (C-807), (3 additional lines - Atlanta going up in flames - Union soldiers in foreground - Sherman introduced total warfare in his March across Georgia), (EX-W) $350
The Celebrated Clipper Ship "Dreadnought" / Off Tuskar Light, etc., (C-877), (Ship sailing to left - traveling New York to Liverpool - vignette - ship built by Currier and Townsend at Newburyport, Ma. in 1853), (VG-W) $395
SOLDCentral Park, The Drive, (C-951), medium folio, (Many pedestrians - some equestrians - some carriages - in 1856 the land, then on the out- skirts of the city was acquired for $5,500,000 - work was begun on the park in 1857),(EX-W) $1895
NEW BEST 50 - Central Park, Winter / The Skating Carnival, (C-0953), (Many folks on the ice), (VG-A) $3100
SOLDThe Champion in Danger / "Golly! he's got dis Nigga suah, less sumfin happens", (C-963), 1882, Thos. Worth on stone, (Two black men in kayaks in close race), (EX-W) $325
(1) The Champion in Luck / "Dar - I know'd sumfin 'ud happen!", (C-964), 1882, Thos. Worth on stone, (Collision in kayak race benefits champion), (EX-W) $295
(2) The Champion in Luck, (C-964) (Additional line and description same as above), 1882, Thos. Worth on stone, (EX-W) $350
The Champions of the Ball Racket / On the Diamond Field, (C-988), (Helter-skelter game of softball), (EX-A) $350
SOLD(1) The Champions of the Field / Steady on a Point, (C-991), F. P. (Palmer) on stone, (Brown setter and white pointer - profile to right), (EX-W) $575
(2) The Champions of the Field / Steady on a Point, (C-991), (Description same as above), (EX-W) $575
Chicky's Dinner, (C-1029), (Chicks enjoying lobster), solid cherry antique frame, (EX-W) $275
SOLDChildhoods Happy Days, (C-1032), medium folio, (Five young girls picking flowers on right - 2 young girls farther down path on right), (EX-W) $425
The Children in the Woods, (C-1033), (Boy and girl appear to be lost in woods), (VG-A) $85
City of New York and Environs, (C-1111), (Bird's-eye view from Jersey City - 10 references in 2 lines), overall size 13 1/2" x 17 3/4",(EX-VW) $1200
City of New York / From Jersey City, (C-1112), (Various types of boats - sail, paddle wheeler, etc. - on river -- 9 keys), (VG-A) $650
Clipper Ship Great Republic, (C-1151), (Sailing to right - one additional line - vignette), (VG-W) $375
Coloring His Meerschaum, (C1211), (Monkey lazing about and puffing on his pipe), solid cherry frame with gold gilt liner, (EX-W) $225
SOLDCornelia, (C-1257), N.C., (three-quarter length portrait against a rural background), near mint, EX-VW $150
Cottage Life, Summer, (C-1267), (Large Victorian house - little boy rolling hoop - mother reading and 2 little girls playing with dolls under tree in front of house), (VG-W) except for 3/4" top margin $225
Crow's Nest / North River, (C-1315), N.C., (North River is an estuary of the Hudson River, between New York and New Jersey - 2 people in foreground - boats on river), (VG-A) * $255
The Darktown Banjo Class -- All in Tune / "Thumb it, darkies, thumb it--O how loose I feel!", (C-1372), (Five banjo players whooping it up), (EX-W) $275
The Darktown Elopement / Skip softly lub, dont sturb de ole man an de bull pup!, (C-1384), (Woman coming down off of roof to join man on ground - woman's father and dog coming out of door - vignette), (EX-W) except for 5/8" top margin $195
The Darktown Elopement / Hurry Mr. Johnsing, dars dat chile lopin wif de coachman, (C-1385), 1885, (Father with shotgun runs to rescue his daughter from nighttime elopement - vignette), (EX-VW), right margin edge mends, $350
The Darktown Fire Brigade / All On Their Mettle / "Git dere fust if you's bust you trousers!", (C-1387), (Large group of men rushing to fire - vignette), (EX-W) $275
SOLDThe Darktown Fire Brigade - Under Full Steam / Now den Squirt, for all She's Wuff, (C-1397), (How not to fight a fire), (EX-W, some margin mends) $125
The Darktown Hook and Ladder Corps. / "Going to the Front", (C-1401), 1884, (Crew of 8 black men with fire apparatus responding to a call - admiring kids wish them well), (EX-W), mint, $350
(1) Darktown Opera - The Lover's Leap / "Whar yer gwine to, dis ain't in de book", (C-1411), (Disaster on stage - actress falling on actor - vignette), (EX-W) $250
(2) Darktown Opera - The Lover's Leap / "Whar yer gwine to, dis ain't in de book", (C-1411), (Disaster on stage - actress falling on actor - vignette), (EX-W) Slightly better than the one listed above. $275
The Darktown Othello / I mashed her on de dangers I had passed (drivin' an army muell), (C-1413), 1886, (A slight exaggeration), EX-W with mended tear into image on right side, $195
The Darktown Yacht Club--Hard Up For A Breeze / "The cup in danger", (C-1439), 1885, (4-man crew struggles to get boat moving without wind), (EX-W) $325
The Daughter of the Regiment, (C-1451), (Jenny Lind portrayed in a military setting as the "daughter" of the regiment), (VG-W) $225
SOLDDeath of Genl Andrew Jackson / President of the United States from 1829 to 1837, (C-1480), N.C., 1845, (Very soft crease in top margin just into image - 3 short lines of data), (EX-W) $175
(1) Death of Genl. Andrew Jackson / President of the United States 1829 - 1837, (Not listed in Conn.), N.C., (Dates of birth and death - line of Biblical quotation), some water stains, (VG-A) except for 5/8" left margin * $75
(2) Death of Genl. Andrew Jackson / President of the United States 1829 - 1837, (Description same as above), (VG-A) $125
Death of Harrison, April 4 A.D. 1841, (C-1486), N.C., (One additional line - 8 keys - President William Henry Harrison succumbed to pneumonia one month after his inaugural, becoming the first U.S. chief executive to die in office), (VG-W) $125
The Declaration of Independence / July 4th 1776, (C-1531), N.C., (Washington at table on left - Col. John Nixon gave the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence to a crowd gathered at Independence Square in Philadelphia), (VG-W) $275
The Declaration of Independence / two additional lines, (C-1533), (Meeting of Continental Congress to draft Declaration of Independence), (EX-W) $295
Deer Hunting on the Susquehanna, (C-1537), medium folio, (2 men in canoe hunting deer by moonlight and with torch - Susquehanna in New York, Pennsylvania, and Maryland, flows into Chesapeake Bay), (EX-B) $725
Deer Shooting / In the Northern Woods, (C-1539), (Hunter shooting at 3 deer across stream), (EX-B) $850
The Depth of Despair, (not in Conningham), (Young man - serenading his lady with guitar - loses balance and falls into barrel of water), EX-W $195
Dexter / by Rysdyk's Hambeltonian, dam "Hawkin's Mare", by "American Star" - one additional line; 1871, (C-1577); high-wheeled sulky to left, J. Cameron on stone, (EX-VW) $295
Done Gone Busted!, (C-1604), 1883, Thos. Worth on stone, (Chaos caused by broken tug-of-war rope), mint, (EX-W) $325
The Drive Through the Highlands, (C-1627), F.F. Palmer, Del., medium folio, (Rural scene - 3 people in horse drawn wagon on right - dog barking at horses), (EX-W) $650
Emma, (C-1729), (interior scene with attractive young lady; in antique frame with mahogany veneer), (VG-A), $110
(1) English Snipe, (C-1744), (2 snipe on left bank of woodland stream - one snipe on right bank in background), (EX-W) $360
(2) English Snipe, (C-1744), (Description same as above), (EX-A except 5/8" top margin) $175
SOLDAn English Winter Scene, (C-1745), (Snow scene - people on way to church on left - snow covered cottage on right), (EX-W) $495
SOLDFamilien Register, (C-1834), (Family register - 4 columns (family, born, married, died) - 4 small views at top - some information filled in for St. Louis, Mo. - all written in German), stains in top margin, (EX-W) $35
Family Register, (not in Conningham), 1846, N.C., (Used by Howard family in mid-1800s), (VG-B) $75
The Farmer's Friends, (Not listed in Conn.), (Chickens, ducks, cattle, horse - wagon and sheds), (EX-B) $325
Father's Pride, (C-1920), (Father allowing little boy to listen to the tick/tock of his pocket watch - oval), lightly tinted, (VG-A) * $95
The Ferry Boat, (C-1942), N.C., F.F. Palmer, Del., medium folio, (Rural scene - horses and passengers in flat-bottomed boat), (EX-W) except for 7/8" top margin $625
The First Care / The Young Mother, (C-1963), (Oval - exterior scene - mother sitting by baby on bed - mother dog with puppy on ground - mother bird and baby bird in background), mended tear in right margin, overall size 13 1/2" x 17 1/2", (EX-VW) $135
The First Fight Between the Iron Clad Ships of War / Terrific Combat Between the "Monitor" 2 Guns & "Merrimac" 10 Guns, (C-1969), (Close-up view of Monitor and Merrimac in battle; other ships in background), EX-B $525
The First Flirtation, (C-1970), (Boy, with rose for gift, flirts with girl), (VG-W) $95
Floating Down To Market, (C-2012), (Black family on small barge loaded with chickens and eggs floating down river), (EX-A) * $850
SOLDA Flower Basket, (C-2039), (Vignette display of brightly colored flowers in attractive basket), (EX-W; mended tear through center of print, properly framed in antique mahogany veneer frame), $75
The Flower Dance / By The Vienna Children, (C-2041), N.C., (Girls, various ages, dancing - some holding flowers), (VG-B) $150
(1) Flowers / Roses and Bluebells, (Not listed in Conn.), (Hummingbird at a bluebell - vignette), (VG-W) $150
(2) Flowers / Roses and Bluebells, (Not listed in Conn.), Description same as above, mint, EX-VW $250
(3) Flowers / Roses and Bluebells, (Not listed in Conn.), Description same as above, mint, special shipping charge $20, EX-VW $250
(1) The Flower Vase, (C-2047), N.C., (Roses, tulip, etc. - portrait of girl on vase - vignette), (EX-A) * $155
(2) The Flower Vase, (C-2047), N.C., (description same as above), EX-A $140
The Flower Vase, (C-2051), 1875, (Ornate vase with mixture of flowers including roses, fuchsia, carnations, others), framed as shown in solid walnut frame, (EX-W) $250
SOLD The Flower Vase, (C-2052), medium folio, 1859, (Lush collection of flowers in vase decorated with rural scene; eight colors keyed), (EX-W, properly mounted in walnut-finished frame) $425 SOLDFlowers, (C-2058), (Roses and rose buds), near mint, (VG-VW)$190
Flushing a Woodcock, (C-2071), (2 small dogs and one bird), (EX-A) except for 1/2" top margin * $250
(1) Fording the River, (C-2081), N.C., F.F. Palmer, Del., medium folio, (Man and boy crossing river on horse - boy driving goats across river), (EX-W) $525
(2) Fording the River, (C-2081), N.C., F.F. Palmer, Del., medium folio, (Description same as above), (EX-VW) $675
The Four Seasons of Life, Childhood "The Season of Joy", (C-2096), Drawn by F.F. Palmer and J. Cameron, large folio, (Exterior scene - 4 children with sheep in foreground - 4 children chasing butterfly in left background - sheep in right background - 2 columns, 4 lines of verse), (EX-W) $2250
Franklin Pierce / Democratic Candidate for Fourteenth President of the United States, (C-2126), N.C., (From a daguerreotype by T. Dunlap - red curtain - seated to right), (VG-B) $95
Franklin Pierce / Fourteenth President of the United States, (C-2127), N.C., (From a daguerreotype by T. Dunlap - red curtain - seated to right), (EX-W) except for 3/4" top margin $225
SOLDThe Frontier Lake, (C-2153), (Mountains in background - 2 people in rowboat on lake - autumn foliage), minor scuff in sky, (EX-A) * $195
Fruit and Flower Piece, (C-2160), medium folio, (EX-A) $450
SOLD(1) Fruit Vase, (C-2184), N.C., (Large white, ornate compote filled with white and black grapes, etc.), (EX-W) $155
(2) Fruit Vase, (C-2184), N.C., (Description same as above), (VG-A) $135
Fruits of the Seasons, (not in Conningham), (Grapes, strawberries, peaches, berries), (EX-W) $195
Fruits of the Seasons, (not in Conningham),(Grapes, apples, pear, peach, plums, blackberries, cherries, strawberries, berries), (EX-A) $175
"De Fust Knock-Down!", (C-2208), 1882, (Wild, bare fisted boxing match), (EX-W), $295
General Andrew Jackson / At New - Orleans Jan. 8th 1815, (C-2238), N.C., (Standing to right of white horse - sword in right hand - battle in background - 1767 to 1845 - 7th Pres. of the U.S.),(VG-A) * $210
SOLDGeneral Philip Kearney, (C-2290), (3 additional lines - general on rearing white horse - soldiers in distance on right - killed in 1862 near Chantilly, Va.), (EX-A) * $185
(1) Genl. Shields at the Battle of Winchester, Va. 1862, (C-2294), (Genl. Shields on white horse in center - Genl. wounded during battle - 3 additional lines), (EX-W) $195
SOLD(2) Genl. Shields at the Battle of Winchester, Va. 1862, (C-2294), (description same as above), EX-W $210
SOLDGenl. Taylor at the Battle of Palo Alto / May 8th 1846, (C-2297), N.C., (Taylor on horse at left - Mexicans on right), (VG-A) * $165
SOLDGeneral U.S. Grant / President of the U.S., (C-2317), B&W, (1/4 length to right - gained national fame with "unconditional surrender" victory at Fort Donelson), (VG-B) $100
George, (Not in Conningham), N.C., (Dapper young man ready for the town), (EX-A) $150
George M. Dallas / The People's Candidate For / Vice - President of the United States, (C-2342), (N.C.), (Green curtain with gold border - seated to right - sailing vessel seen through window on right - vice president for Polk), (EX-A) * $175
Go. Washington, (C-2348), B&W, (Lace jabot - facsimile signature - vignette), (VG-W) $110
Go. Washington, (C-2349), B&W, (Lace jabot - facsimile signature - 1732 to 1799 -vignette), (VG-W) $110
(1) George Washington / First President of the United States,(C-2354),N.C., (Seated with green curtain), (G-B) $175
SOLD(2) George Washington / First President of the United States, (C-2354), N.C., (Description same as above), (EX-W) $250
SOLDGetting In, (C-2368), companion to Getting Out (below), (Young man sneaks into kitchen and is confronted by mother and dog), (G-B), matted and framed in black frame $125
Getting Out, (C-2369), companion to Getting In (above), (Young man being punished by mother and dog), (G-B), minor repair and some dampness discoloration $95
A Glimpse of the Homestead, (C-2385), F.F. Palmer, Del., medium folio, (White horse, chickens, and ducks in foreground - cows in far background - house on right), (EX-A) $625
God Bless Our Home, (C-2392), (Motto with flowers - roses, lily, etc.- vignette), (EX-W) $275
Good Times on the Old Plantation, (C-2451), (Six black people, 3 adults and 3 children, in front of cabin along river - 3 black men rowing barge loaded with vegetables on the river), (EX-W) $995
(1) Governor Sprague / Black Trotting Stallion: bred by Amasa Sprague, Providence, R.I., (C-2461), (High-wheeled sulky to right - 2 additional lines - vignette), (EX-W) $275
(2) Governor Sprague/ (same as above), C2461, (Description same as above), (EX-VW, mint) $350
Grand National Democratic Banner / Press Onward - The People's Candidates for President and Vice- President / Polk The Young Hickory - Dallas and Victory, (C-2491), N.C., (Red curtain - eagle - American flag - oval portraits of Polk and Dallas), (EX-A) * $495
SOLDGrand, National, Temperance Banner / Dedicated to every Son & Daughter of Temperance, throughout the Union / Love, Purity & Fidelity,(C-2507), N.C., (Full length man and 2 women - woman on left offering man a glass of water - "temptress" on right offering man a glass of wine - table on right has serpent coiled around pedestal and dice, playing cards and liquor on top), (EX-A) except for 5/8" left margin * $325
Grand United Order of Odd - Fellows Chart, (C-2536), (Print features black people - 27 small pictures of emblems, etc.), (VG-W) $150
Grandpapa's Cane, (C-2550), (Little girl with cane in right hand and doll in left hand - 3/4 length - vignette), (EX-W) $125
NEW BEST 50 - The Great East River Bridge / To Connect the Cities of New York and Brooklyn, (C2584), (View looking southeast from New York - two columns of six lines of information), EX-A $975
SOLDThe Great Fight Between the "Merrimac" & "Monitor", March 9th 1862 / The first battle between iron clad ships of war, (C-2612),(Close-in fighting between the ships with other ships in the background), (VG-A) $750
NEW BEST 50 - (1) The Great Fire at Boston / November 9th & 10th 1872, (C-2614), (City in flames in background - assorted ships in foreground - 2 additional lines), lower right corner margin repair, (VG-A) except for 5/8" top margin $195
NEW BEST 50 - (2) The Great Fire at Boston / November 9th & 10th 1872, (C-2614), (Description same as above), (EX-B) $335
NEW BEST 50 - The Great Mississippi Steamboat Race / From New Orleans to St. Louis, July 1870, (C-2630), (Night scene showing steamships Robt. E. Lee and Natchez under full steam), three additional lines of information, (EX-W) $825
SOLDThe Great Mississippi Steamboat Race / From New Orleans to St. Louis, July 1870, (C-2631), G.M. on stone, (Additional 2 lines of information -2 columns of 4 lines each on both sides of title - daylight scene - 2 ships to left), margin mend extending slightly into image, (VG-W) $695
SOLDThe Great Naval Victory in Mobile Bay, Aug 5th 1864, (C-2633), (four additional lines), (EX-VW, full sheet), $450
The Great Walk "Come In As You Can" / The Finish, (C-2654), Thos. Worth on stone, (Irish print - pertains to the sport of long distance walking - vignette), (VG-W) $195
(1) The Great West, (C-2658), (Train scene - mountains in background - town in center background), New Best 50, (EX-W) $1400
(2) The Great West, (C-2658), (Train scene - mountains in the background - town in center background), New Best 50, (EX-B) $850
A Halt by the Wayside, (C-2694), (Group of pioneers (men, women, and children), resting by side of road - covered wagon and horse in center), (EX-W) $695
A Hard Road to Travel, (C-2728), (Two men coping with a broken down small carriage), (EX-VW with mellow time-toning), $240 SOLD
Harriet, (Not listed in Conn.), N.C., (Exterior scene - girl in white dress standing among flowers - feminine of Harry), (EX-W) $90
Hattie, (Not listed in Conn.), (Brunette girl with fan - seated - 1/2 length - vignette), (EX-B) $49
He Is Saved, (C-2762), B&W, (Large black and white dog with rescued small girl - gulls - ocean in background), overall size 13 3/8" x 18", (VG-VW) $120
(1) Henry, (C-2780), N.C., 1845, (Well dressed young man ready for his appointment), (EX-W)$225
(2) Henry, (C-2780), N.C., 1845 (Description same as above), (EX-W except for 3/4" top margin) $175
Henry Clay / Of Kentucky, (C-2786), N. C., (EX-W) $225
NEW BEST 50 - (1) A Home in the Wilderness, (C-2861), (Winter scene - log cabin - mother and daughter feeding chickens - father and 2 sons returning from hunting), several margin mends, one extending slightly into plate, (EX-A) except for 5/8" side margins $450
NEW BEST 50 - (2) A Home in the Wilderness, (C-2861), (Winter scene - log cabin - mother and daughter feeding chickens - father and 2 sons returning from hunting), (EX-B) $350 SOLD
NEW BEST 50 - (3) A Home in the Wilderness, (C-2861), (Description same as above), (EX-W) $780
(1) The Home of the Deer, (C-2867), medium folio, (Mountain scene - small waterfall in center - 6 doe and one buck on left), (EX-W) except for 3/4" side margins $495
(2) The Home of the Deer, This medium folio print is C-2867. It is not dated. The colors are excellent and original. The print is 16" x 20" and the antique frame dimensions are 20 1/4" x 24 1/4". The frame is antique, solid walnut and has a gold gilt inner liner. The condition is excellent except for the slight discoloration seen in the lower right corner margin. An intact lower publication line appears below the title. The print is properly framed with an acid-free backing sheet along with the usual back panel and dust shield. It is ready to hang. Insured shipping is $25. $850 SOLD
NEW BEST 50 - (1) A Home on the Mississippi, (C-2876), (2 steamboats on river on left - 2 houses on right), pin hole at rear of house, (EX-A) except for 5/8" top margin * $475
NEW BEST 50 - (2) A Home on the Mississippi, (C-2876), (Description same as above), (EX-A) except for 5/8" top margin * $525
NEW BEST 50 - (3) A Home on the Mississippi, (C-2876), (Description same as #1 above), near mint except for two mended tears in top margin, one of which reaches top plate line, (EX-VW) $975
SOLDNEW BEST 50 - (4) A Home on the Mississippi, (C-2876), (Description same as #1 above), (EX-W) $650
Home Sweet Home, (C-2879), (Peaceful rural scene with cattle in a creek, sheep on opposite bank, and lady on porch of country house), (EX-W) $225
Honour!, (C-2927), (Four monkeys in a dueling scene; companion to Satisfaction!), (EX-A, properly framed in antique mahogany frame with beveled surface) $225
Hundred Leaf Rose, (Not listed in Conn.), (5 roses and 7 buds - red and white - vignette), some moisture stains, (G-A) $68
The Hundred Leaf Rose, (C-2988), (6 roses and 5 buds - red and white - vignette), (VG-W) $100
"Hung Up", - With the Starch Out, (C-2989), Thos. Worth on stone, (Man and horse devastated by runaway horses and wagon), (EX-W) $275
SOLDHunting on the Susquehanna, (C-3005), medium folio, (Moonlight scene - 2 hunters in boat on left - 3 deer on right - river is 444 miles long in N.Y., Pa., and Md.- flows into Chesapeake Bay), (EX-W) $650
BEST 50, NEW BEST 50 - Husking, (C-3008), (Family seen through wide open door in barn, husking corn "the old fashioned way"; framed in walnut stained pine molding), (EX-W, slight time-toning), Note: packing and shipping must be mutually agreed to and cost will reflect agreement, $15,900
In Memory of .... (C-3060), N.C., (Man, woman, and child standing to right of large tombstone - weeping willow tree and church in background - written on tombstone "In memory of Sarah Bryans (Wife of John Bryans) Who Died February 4th, 1849 Aged 55 years 2 months 11 days) some moisture stains, (VG-B) $110
In the Northern Wilds/Trapping Beaver, (C-3073), (2 men with beaver in foreground - canoe on lake - mountains in background), (EX-A) * $525
(1) In the Woods, (C-3076), (Children at play in a woodland setting - two boys climbing tree - pond at right), (EX-W) $175
(2) In the Woods, (C-3076), (Description same as above), (EX-A) $150
(1) Indian Falls, (Not listed in Conn.), (Deer drinking from stream -trees around scene), overall size 13 1/2" x 17 3/4", (EX-VW) $295
SOLD(2) Indian Falls, (not listed in Conn.), (Description same as above), (EX-W) $225
Indian Town / River St. John N.B., (C-3094), (Canadian scene along river with some boating activity), (EX-W) $360
The Indian Warrior, (C-3095), N.C., (Full length Indian with rifle and tomahawk - advancing on fort), (VG-B) * $265
SOLD(1) The Infant Brood, (C-3099), A.F. Tait '56 N.Y. on stone, (Exterior scene - 5 "peepies"), (EX-W) $525
(2) The Infant Brood, (C-3099), A.F. Tait '56 NY on stone, (Description same as above), (EX-W) except for 5/8" side margins $495
(1) The Ingleside Winter, (C-3112), (Man and children crossing small bridge to bring fire wood to house on right), (EX-W) $675
SOLD(2) The Ingleside Winter, (C-3112), (Description same as above), (EX-A except 5/8" right margin) $675
SOLD(3) The Ingleside Winter, (C-3112), (Description same as above), (EX-W) $775
Into Mischief, (C-3120), medium folio, (Little girl washing items in top hat - doll upside down in pitcher), (EX-A) $325
Isabella, (C-3136) N.C., (3/4 length girl - poke bonnet - lace dress - facing right), (VG-W) * $80
James Buchanan / Fifteenth President of the United States, (C-3151), N.C., (Red curtain - seated to right), (VG-A) * $225
SOLDJames K. Polk / Eleventh President of the United States, (C-3163), N.C., (Red and green curtain - seated to right - Capitol seen through window on right - while president he ended the Mexican War and secured New Mexico and California for the U.S.), (EX-A) * $195
James K. Polk / President Elect of the United States, N.C., 1844, (C-3165), (EX-A) $125
James Monroe / Fifth President of the United States, (C-3172), N.C., (Green curtain - seated to left - ignored corruption in the treasury and war departments - was special U.S. envoy to Paris under Thomas Jefferson), (EX-B) * $250
(1) Jane, (C-3178), N.C., (Full length - seated in front of window - in mahogany veneer frame with some chips in veneer - wood backing - Jane is a derivative of Joan), (VG-A) * $95
(2) Jane, (C-3178), N.C., 1845, (Description same as above), (EX-A except 5/8" side margins) $90
Jenny Lind, (C-3198), N.C., (Roses in hair - off shoulder dress - facsimile signature - 3/4 length - vignette - Swedish soprano known as "The Swedish Nightingale"), (EX-W) $195
John Quincy Adams / 6th President of the United States, (Not listed in Conn.), N.C., (Green curtain - seated to left - very early print by N. Currier - House of Representatives elected him in 1825 after no candidate received a majority of electoral votes), (VG-B) * $195
SOLDJohn Tyler / Tenth President of the United States, (C-3281), N.C., (Green curtain - seated to right - offered to bribe Martin Van Buren with a seat on the Supreme Court in exchange for his support of the annexation of Texas; Van Buren refused), (EX-B) * $175
SOLDJulia, (C-3311), (Girl wearing red dress - 1/4 length - feminine of Julius), (EX-W) $95
Julia / "Love Me, Love my dog", (Not listed in Conn.), N.C., (Interior scene - seated girl holding small black dog - 3/4 length - Julia is the feminine of Julius), overall size 13 1/2" x 18",(VG-VW) $125
Just Caught / Trout and Pickerel, (C-3320), (Still life of 5 fish), some patina, overall size 13 1/2" x 17 1/2", (EX-VW) $325
The Katz-Kills in Winter / Bastion Falls, (C-3327), Falls in center - man and woman on right - snow on ground - New York state scene), (EX-W) $695
Kitty's Breakfast, (Not in Conn.; Gale 3629), medium folio, 1857, (Chubby little girl spoon feeds three kittens), (VG-A) $375
The Knitting Lesson, (C-3363), medium folio, (Grandmother teaching young girl how to knit), (EX-W) $495
Lady Washington, (C-3397), N.C., (Exterior scene - young Martha Custis Washington - 3/4 length), (VG-A) * $175
Lake Memphremagog / Owls Head, (C-3412), (View of lake with owls head in the background), (EX-A) * $340
The Lake of the Dismal Swamp, (C-3415), (Virginia scene - Lake Drummond - hawk sitting in tree above lake), (VG-A) * $165
Landing A Trout, This fishing comic is C-3426. It is a companion to Caught On The Fly, C-0864. The print is a full sheet measuring 13 3/4" x 17 3/4". It is dated 1879. The colors are crisp and original. This near-mint print is as fine as they come. The print is properly framed in a 1 3/4" wide, antique, beveled surface, mahogany veneer frame with an acid-free backing sheet and the usual back panel and dust shield. The frame is 16 3/4" x 20 3/4" and is in fine condition. It is ready for your wall. Insured shipping is $25. $525
SOLDLandscape and Cattle, (C-3436), medium folio, (Rural scene with farm house on right and cattle in a stream), (EX-W) $575
Landscape and Ruins, (C-3437), F.F. Palmer, Del., medium folio, (Ruins of castle on left - cattle in stream on right), (VG-VW) $225
The Last Gun Of the Arctic / Stewart Holland Sept. 27th 1854 (C-3446), N.C., (C-3446), medium folio, (The portrait from a daguerreotype of the young hero, in possession of his father - young man standing on board of a ship - cannon on the left - water washing over the deck), (EX-A) except for 1/2" top margin $425
SOLDThe Laugh No. 1 / The Butt of the Joker, (C-3459), (Comic - young frisky team of horses passing "elderly" horse - vignette), few minor soft vertical creases, (VG-W) $210
The Lexington of 1861 / The Massachusetts Volunteers fighting their way through the Streets of Baltimore on their march to the defense of the National Capitol April 19th 1861. Hurrah for the Glorious 6th, (C-3484), (Maryland is a border state, the Mason Dixon Line divides the North from the South - some people were for the Union, some people for the Conf. - Union soldiers on left - civilians on right), (VG-A) * $295
SOLDLieut. Genl. Ulysses S. Grant / General in Chief of the Armies of the United States, (C-3492), (1/4 length to left - facsimile signature - vignette), (VG-W) except for 3/4" top margin $155
Life in the Country: Evening, (C-3508), medium folio, 1862, F.F. Palmer, Del., (Country estate with large house on hill overlooking river (believed to be Hudson River) in the distance - fountain in yard - well-dressed women and girls strolling up lane to house - American flag flies from house), (EX-W) $750
Life in the Country : Morning, (C-3509), medium folio, F.F. Palmer, Del., (Country estate with large house on hill overlooking river (believed to be Hudson River) in the distance - children at play, family on hill, man and woman in two-horse carriage on lane in foreground), (EX-W, properly framed in antique gold gilt frame) $825
Life in the Woods / "Returning to Camp", (C-3513), 1860, (Four men and two dogs return to shore with game taken during the day), (EX-VW) $3750
The Lincoln Family, (C-3547), B&W, (4 keys - Mrs. Lincoln - Robert- Thaddeus- Pres. Lincoln - seated around table), some soiling in margins, (VG-W) $125
(1) Little Blossom, (C-3575), (Exterior scene -little girl standing among flowers - full length), (EX-A) * $70
(2) Little Blossom, (C-3575), description same as above, (VG-W) $85
Little Brother, (C-3583), (bust portrait of little boy - vignette), (VG-W) $45
Little Brother, (C-3584), vignette, (Little boy fondly squeezes startled dog), (EX-VW) $125
Little Brothers, (C-3590), (Two boys expressing friendship), (EX-W) - modest time-toning $125
Little Butterfly, (C-3593), (Little girl standing amidst flowers and wheat - butterfly top right), (EX-W) except for 3/4" top margin $110
Little Charles, (C-none, print not signed), EX-VW $25
(1) Little Daisy, (C-3604), (Little girl carrying sheaf of wheat and flowers - vignette), (EX-W) $85
(2) Little Daisy, (C-3604), (Description same as above - used as sales promotion piece for subscribers to Young Folks Gem at Sharon Centre, Ohio), (EX-W, filled in pin hole just below right eye) $55
(3)Little Daisy, (C-3604), (Description same as (1) above), (EX-B) $45
Little Emmie, (C-3611), B&W, (Little girl, holding doll, standing on chair), (VG-A) * $125
Little Flora, (C-3623), (Little girl - 3/4 length - vignette), (EX-A) $75
(1) Little Fruit Bearer, (C-3631), (Little girl holding large basket of fruit - 3/4 length - vignette), (VG-A) $95
SOLD(2) Little Fruit Bearer, (C-3631), Description same as above -- below title: GREAT OFFER ! soliciting subscriptions to The Home Companion, a quarterly family paper, and offering this print and "Tick-Tick-Tickle" as an incentive for the year 1874 -- The Home Companion was issued from Troy, New Hampshire -- mint -- EX-VW $250
Little Johnny, (Not listed in Conn.), (Description same as above), (EX-W) $135
Little Mary and Her Lamb, (four additional lines), 1877, (C-3670),antique mahogany veneer frame, (EX-B), $175
Little Mary / and Her Lamb, (C-none), (vignette; pensive little girl with lamb which is nibbling at flowers), (EX-W) $175
Little May Queen, (C-3673), (Exterior scene - small girl with flowers in hair - full length), (EX-W) $95
(1) Little Red Riding Hood, (C-3696), (Small blonde girl wearing red cape with hood - small white dog), (VG-A) $175
(2) Little Red Riding Hood, (C-3696), (description same as above), in antique pine frame with original red paint, EX-W, $250
Little Sister, (C-3709), (Little girl wearing red dress and locket - 1/4 length - vignette), (EX-A) $80
Little Sunbeam, (C-3721), (Exterior scene - small girl picking grapes - full length), (EX-W) $95
The Little Wanderer, (C-3730), (Chick setting out to see the world), (EX-W) $225
Loss of the Steamboat Swallow..., (C-3779), N.C., 1845, (Night time scene of Swallow breaking up and on fire - lifeboats in the foreground), (EX-W) $475
SOLDLottie, (Not listed in Conn.), (Brunette girl - vignette - nickname for Charlotte), (EX-A) $75
Love is the Lightest, (C-3797), (Woman holding scales with cupid on one pan and a butterfly on the other pan - vignette), some water stains at edges, (EX-W) $160
Lucy, (C-3834), N.C., (Girl seated to left - 3/4 length), (VG-A) * $85
The Magnificent New Steamship City of Rome, 8415 Tons of the Anchor Line / Between New York and Liverpool, (C-3876), (Ship to left - 2 additional columns of 2 lines), (VG-W) $325
Majr. Genl. George G. Meade / At the Battle of Gettysburg, July 3d 1863, (C-3911), 1863, (Meade on horseback rallying troops), (VG-B) $150
Mama's Darlings, (C-3944), (Two small children, one holding a rose - vignette), (EX-A) * $80
The Man That Kept the Bridge, 1881, (C-3964), (Thos. Worth on stone - comic showing man in cart trying to protect bridge from scoundrels), mint, (EX-VW) $375
The Marriage Evening, (Cnone), (Young couple in wedding garb), (EX-W) $195
(1) Married, (C-4016), N.C., (Interior scene - mother, father holding small child on his knee), (EX-W) $125
(2) Married, (C-4016), N.C., 1846, (Description same as above), (EX-A) $85
Martha, (C-4017), N.C., (3/4 length - seated - river seen through window - means lady), (VG-A) * $80
Martin Van Buren / Eighth President of the United States, (C-4031), N.C., (Green curtain - seated to right- 1782 to 1862), (VG-B) * $160
(1) Martin Van Buren / Eighth President of the United States, (C-4032), N.C., (Green curtain - seated to left - first native born president), (VG-B) * $150
(2) Martin Van Buren /Eighth President of the United States, (C4032), N.C., (Description same as above), near mint, (EX-VW) $250
Martin Van Buren / Eighth President of the United States, (C-4034), N.C., (Seated in front of green curtain - seated slightly to right, looking slightly to left), (VG-B) $175
Martin Van Buren / Eighth President of the United States, (Not listed in Conn.), N.C., (Green curtain - seated and facing slightly to the right), (G-B) $195
Martin Van Buren/ Eighth President of the United States, (Not listed in Conn.), N.C., (Seated in front of green curtain, head slightly to right), (VG-B) $150
SOLDMary, (C-4048), N.C., (Interior scene - standing, full length - flower print on wall on right), (EX-A) $90
Mary, (Not listed in Conn.), N.C., 1845, (Interior scene - standing, full length - The Flower Dance print on wall at left), (EX-A) $110
Mary, (C-4041), N.C., (Exterior scene - seated - full length - the name is from Hebrew), (G-A) * $85
Mary, (Not listed in Conn.), C. Currier, (Interior scene - standing, full length - print of Swallow (ship) on wall to right), (EX-W) $110
(1) Mating in the Woods / "Ruffed Grouse", (C-4079), (2 ruffed grouse standing on fallen tree limb in foreground - female on left - male on right - ruffed grouse gets its name from the rufflike patches of feathers on either side of its neck - Pennsylvania's state bird), (EX-W) * $495
SOLD(2) Mating in the Woods / "Ruffed Grouse", (C4079), (Description same as above), (EX-B) $375
(1) The Meeting of the Waters / In the Vale of Avoca, County Wicklow Ireland, (C-4101), (Irish scene - river in background - people in foreground - 4 lines of verse by Moore - 8 keys), (EX-W) $150
(2) The Meeting of the Waters / In the Vale of Avoca, County Wicklow Ireland, (C-4101), (Description same as above), (EX-A except for 5/8" top margin) $100
Midnight Race on the Mississippi, (C-4117), New Best 50, 1875, (Memphis and James Howard race on the Mississippi under a full moon), (EX-W) $750The Miller's Home, (C-4132), medium folio, (4 children (2 boys and 2 girls) and dog on stone bridge - after a painting by T. Creswick A.R.A. and exhibited at the British Art Institute, London), (EX-W) $450
The Miniature Ship Red, White, and Blue, (C-4138), (Small sailing vessel on its way from New York to London in 1866), (EX-VW, mint), overall size 13 1/2" x 17 3/4" $425
SOLD(1) Moosehead Lake, (C-4186), (Maine scene - antlered animal by water - autumn foliage), (EX-W) $225
(2) Moosehead Lake, (C-4186), (Description same as above), (EX-W) $275
(3) Moosehead Lake, (C-4186), (Description same as above), (EX-W) $240
Morning Roses, (C-4212), (Cluster of roses enhanced with blue flowers, antique mahogany veneer frame), (EX-A) $125
The Mountain Stream, (C-4246), medium folio, (Fisherman tries his luck in rushing waters from under stone bridge - small house to right along road coming from bridge), (EX-A) $750
Mr. Frank Work's Celebrated Team Edward and Swiveller, (C-4251), 1882, wagon to right, (EX-VW) $350
SOLDMy Boyhood's Home, (C-4276), (House in background - man with shovel on lane in foreground), (EX-W) except for 3/4" top margin $249
My Favorite, (C-4293), (Girl looking over left shoulder - 1/4 length - vignette), overall size 13 1/2" x 17 3/4", (EX-VW) $95
My Little Favorite, (C-4314), (small girl holding yellow bird), (VG-W), $35
My Little White Kitties / Playing Ball, (C-4334),1870, (Two kittens playing with ball of yarn), (VG-A) $165
My Little White Kitties, (C-none, G-4707), (VG-A) $150
SOLDMy Pet Bird, (C-4348), medium folio, (Small girl holding yellow bird - 1/2 length - vignette - C&I published a limited number of prints with white letters in the title, this is one of them), (VG-VW) $150
(1) My Pet Bird, (Not listed in Conn.), medium folio, (Portrait of girl cuddling bird), (EX-W) $135
(2) My Pet Bird, (Not listed in Conn.), medium folio, (Portrait of girl cuddling bird), (EX-W) $125
My Pet Canary, (Not listed in Conn.), (Exterior scene - singing canary standing on small tree limb), (EX-B) * $225
(1) My Pony & Dog, (C-4351), (Exterior scene - piebald pony and large black dog), (EX-W), $150
SOLD(2) My Pony & Dog, (C-4351), (Description same as above), (EX-W), $195
Nancy, (C-4358), N.C., (Three-quarter length portrait of young lady, standing in front of green drape and with window in left background), (EX-W) $95
(1) A New England Home, (C-4417), (A rural scene in New England -- house purported to be Franklin Pierce's home), blemish in trees above hay stack, (VG-W) $150
(2) A New England Home, (C-4417), (Description same as above), (EX-A) $225
New York Bay, From Bay Ridge / Long Island, (C-4436), (Scene from atop Bay Ridge looking out upon sailing ships in the bay), (EX-W) $575
SOLDThe New York Beauty, (C-4438), B&W, (Girl to right - 1/4 length - vignette), overall size 13 1/2" x 17 3/4", (VG-VW) $45
New York Clipper Ship "Challenge", (C-4439), (Broadside, sailing to right), (VG-B) $850
SOLDNew York Ferry Boat, (C-4444), (Ships in background - boat to left - flags to right), (EX-W) $795
(1) Niagara Falls / from the Canada side,(C-4461), (Panoramic view of Falls), (EX-A) $325
(2) Niagara Falls / from the Canada side, (C-4461), (Description same as above; print has some repairs), (VG-A) $30
SOLDThe Night After the Battle, (C-4470), 1862, (Civil War scene in which soldiers and a nurse tend to dead, dying, and injured men), (EX-A) $195
SOLD(1) Night By the Camp-fire, (C-4472), medium folio, (Three men, three dogs enjoying comfortable camp site by lake - moon and boat enhance the scene), EX-W $950
SOLD(2) Night by the Camp-fire, (C-4472), medium folio, (Three men, three dogs enjoying the moment), (EX-W, properly mounted in antique gold gilt frame) $950
Noah's Ark, Baillie (not C&I), (VG-A) $145
Noah's Ark, (C-4496), N.C., (Animals entering the ark - no humans pictured), (EX-VW) $450
SOLDNoontide a Shady Spot, (C-4501), (Rural scene - sheep on left - cattle in stream on right), (EX-A) except for 5/8" left margin $225
(1) The Nosegay, (C-4512), (Roses, fuschia, etc. in large vase - vignette), (EX-A) $150
(2) The Nosegay, (C-4512), (Description same as above), (EX-W, properly mounted in antique solid walnut molding frame) $200
(3) The Nosegay, (C-4511), (Rose, rosebuds, other flowers - no vase - mahogany veneer frame with a few chips in veneer - wood back), (VG-A) $95
An Ocean Steamer in a Heavy Gale, (C-4528), (Steamer to left being pounded by waves), (EX-A) except for 1/2" side margins $375
Off A Lee Shore, (C-4536), (Ship in rough water near a rocky shore), (EX-VW) $950 SOLD
Old Blandford Church / Petersburg, Virginia, (C-4549), F.F.P. (Palmer) on stone, (The F.F.P. initials appear on one of the grave stones - church was erected in 1735 - restored as a Confederate shrine in 1901 - contains 15 original Tiffany windows), (EX-W) $350
(1) The Old Farm House, (C-4557), (Winter scene - woman in doorway of house - man alighting from sleigh in front of house), (EX-W) except for 3/4" side margins $1200
SOLD(2) The Old Farm House, (C-4557), (Description same as above), (EX-W) $1400
SOLD(1) The Old Oaken Bucket, (C-4577), (Man drinking from bucket at well in front of house - 2 columns, 2 lines of verse in each column from the poem written by Woodworth in Scituate, Mass.) (EX-W) $225
(2) The Old Oaken Bucket, (C-4577), (Description same as above), (EX-W) $195
(3) The Old Oaken Bucket, (C-4577), (Description same as above), (EX-VW, full sheet, near mint) $325
(4) The Old Oaken Bucket, (C-4577), (Description same as above), (VG-W), slight mended tear into image on right) $125
The Old Plantation Home, (C-4578), (Black family - man playing banjo children dancing), (EX-W) except for 7/8" side margins $950
SOLDThe Old Ruins, (C-4580), (Ruins of old church - animals in front of ruins), (EX-A) * $135
Old Sledge / High-Low-Jack-Game, (C-4583), (Older man smiling as he beats younger man in card game), (VG-B) $295
On A Point, (C-4592), (two hunting dogs "pointing" to quarry in farm field, hunter in background), (EX-W) $875
On the Owago, (C-4608), (Couple strolling along bank of river - peaceful woodland setting), (EX-W) $225
On the St. Lawrence / Indian Encampment, (C-4609), (Small Indian camp with canoe approaching from waters of St. Lawrence), (EX-VW) $450
The Onconvanience of Single Life / Moral: Never Too Late To Mend, C-4611, EX-W $275
(1) Outward Bound, (C-4666), (Clipper ship to right), (EX-A) $475
(2) Outward Bound, (C-4666), (Clipper ship to right), (EX-W) $525
(3) Outward Bound, (C-4666), (Clipper ship to right), (EX-W) $550
The Parson's Colt / Hears a trotter behind him and won't be stopped, if it is Sunday, (C-4706), (The subtitle says it all!), (EX-W) $325
SOLDThe Parting Hour,(C-4712), N.C., 1849, (Mother and child despondent over man's taking leave), EX-B $95
Partridge Shooting, (C-4718), 1870, (2 dogs rouse 2 partridges from their hiding places), (EX-A) $325
Partridge Shooting, (C-4719), (2 dogs - one hunter shooting at 2 birds), (EX-A) except for 5/8" top and left margins * $375
Peaches and Grapes / First Prize, (C-4737), (Fruit framed in antique walnut frame), (EX-W) $165
Peek - A - Boo!, (C-4738), B&W, (2 small children playing around mother who is knitting), (VG-W) $95
BEST 50 - Perry's Victory on Lake Erie, (C-4754), (War ships engaged in battle on Sept 10th, 1813 two ships keyed detail in lines below title), (EX-VW; full sheet) $1100
Pickerel, (C-4777), (Still life of 2 pickerel - lake in left background), (EX-A) except for 9/16" top margin * $215
Pleasures of the Country / Winter, (C-4809), (Rural winter scene; composition is similar to large folio American Country Life / Pleasures of Winter), (VG-A except 1/2" top margin) $1150
The Pool of Siloam / La Piscina de Siloe, (C-4837), (Biblical site in Jerusalem), (EX-W), $95
A Positive Process From A Negative Result / "Try yer funny bizness on us, - will yer?", (C-4852), 1890, (A comic print involving photography - irate man punishing photographer - companion and sequel to the print Dark Foreshadowing on a Flash Picture), (EX-W) $265
SOLDPresident Cleveland And His Cabinet, (Not listed in Conn.), B&W, large folio, (Cleveland and 7 men, all 8 men are keyed - he was the 22nd and 24th president of the U.S. - vignette), (VG-W) $475
A Presidential Reception in 1789 - by General and Mrs. Washington, (C-4885), (VG-W) $250
The Presidents of the United States, (C-4890), N.C., (Washington to Polk - "Declaration scene" in center), (VG-B) * $135
Profit and Loss / Golly! What Luck! and Whar's Dem Eels?, (C-4951), (Unusual black comic -2 views on one sheet- man eeling only to find eels escaped from creel - vignette), (EX-A) except for 5/8" right margin $495
(1) Quails, (C-4991), N.C., 1849, (2 quails in prominent foreground), (EX-W) $250
(2) Quails, (C-4991), N.C., 1849, (Description same as above), (EX-B) $225
Queen of the South, (C-5013), (Bust portrait of young lady), (EX-VW) $95
The Rabbit Hunt / All but Caught, (C-5035), N.C., (2 dogs chasing a rabbit), minor moisture marks, (EX-A) except for 5/8" right margin $275
(1) A Race on the Mississippi, (C-5042), 1870, (Two riverboats -- Eagle and Diana -- race on the Mississippi; daylight scene), (EX-W), framed in (not antique) maple frame $875
SOLD(2) A Race On the Mississippi, (C-5042), 1870, (Steamships Eagle and Diana race past a rock bluff), (EX-W), $825
SOLDRachel, (Not listed in Conn.), (1/4 length - vignette - pearl necklace - rose in hair - means ewe), (EX-W) $125
Rafting on the St Lawrence, (C-5051), (The title says it all), (EX-A) $850
Ready for Battle, (C-5078), (Stag and doe in foreground - mountains and waterfall in background), (EX-A) except for 5/8" top margin * $169 SOLD
Ripe Fruit, (C-5146), 1875, (Vignette showing grapes and other fruit and a bird's nest with three eggs; oak frame with grooved surface), (VG-W) $195
The River Side, (C-5161),(Mother and daughter on path at left - house and cattle in right background - 2 men in rowboat in center - vignette), (EX-W) $250
(1) The Roadside Mill, (C-5175), (Water-operated mill and country house next to lane which passes over bridge), (EX-W) $450
(2) The Roadside Mill, (C-5175), (Description same as above), (Excellent image but with tiny margins) $25
SOLD(3) The Roadside Mill, (C-5175), (Description same as above), (EX-W) $450
Robt. Burns, (C-5178), medium folio, (1/4 length to left - facsimile signature - vignette - Scottish poet of 18th Century - he wrote "Auld Lang Syne"), some patina, (EX-W) $135
The Rocky Mountains, (C-5195), (Herd of buffalo in foreground -- vast mountain range in background), (EX-A except for 3/8" top margin) $500
SOLDThe Route to California / Truckee River Sierra-Nevada, (C-5225), 1871, (train rounding bend along mountain river), (EX-A except 7/16" top margin) $1895
Rustic Bridge, Central Park / New York, (C-5266), (Couple and small girl walking over bridge - some autumn foliage), (EX-W) except for 3/4" left margin $525
Rye and Rock, (C-5274), (Lone black fisherman enjoys his rye while perched on a rock pinnacle), Thos. Worth on stone, (EX-W) $450
The Sailor's Bride, (C-5302), N.C., (Moonlight scene - couple seated on deck of ship - full length), (VG-A) * $195
The Sailor's Return, (C-5303), (Young lady greeting sailor upon his return), (EX-A) $170
The Sale of the Pet Lamb, (C-5369), (Children with pet lamb while mother is selling the lamb to a man), overall size 13 1/8" x 17 1/2", (EX-VW) $295
Saratoga Lake, (C-5396), (Lake in background - people in foreground - in New York state), (VG-W) $325
The Sheep Pasture, (C-5488), medium folio, (Black sheep and white sheep - white ewe with 2 lambs), (EX-VW) $369
The Shoemaker, (C-5494), (Man measuring young woman's foot - wife? carefully watching from behind curtain), (EX-B) $269
Shooting on the Prairie, (C-5498), (Hunter on left - prairie hens in foreground), (EX-A) $625 SOLD
(1) Silver Cascade / White Mountains, (C-5521), (Man fishing from right bank of stream - sheep on left bank - mountains of the Appalachian range - highest peak is Mt. Washington), (VG-A) except for 5/8" left margin * $225
(2) Silver Cascade / White Mountains, (C-5521), (Description same as above), (EX-A) $260
(1) The Sinking of the "Cumberland" by the Iron Clad "Merrimac", Off Newport News Va. March 8th 1862 / 1 additional line, (C-5530), (The title says it all), (VG-A) $525 SOLD
(2) The Sinking of the "Cumberland"..., (C-5530), Title and description same as above, (VG-W) $550
SOLDNEW BEST 50 - Skating Scene- Moonlight, (C-5546), (Many people skating on a pond by moonlight), Near mint, (EX-VW) $1600
SOLDThe Sleigh Race (title in white), (C-5555), properly framed in antique walnut frame with gold liner, (EX-W) $1950
NEW BEST 50 - The Sleigh Race, (C-5558), (Two couples in two sleighs with four horses; composition of left sleigh similar to The Road - Winter; properly framed in antique mahogany veneer frame), (EX-A) $3750 SOLD
Split Rock / St. John River N.B., (C-5663), (2 men on rock in fore-ground - Canadian scene), (EX-W) $275
The Sports Who Came To Grief, (C-5667), 1881, Thos. Worth on stone, (Comic horse racing scene - man in horse and buggy stops to view the mess), (EX-VW, near mint) $325
SOLDSpring, (C-5671), N.C., (Group of 7 (including mother and baby) picking flowers under trees - house on left in background), overall size 13 1/2" x 18", (EX-VW) $295
Spring, (C-5673), (Girl -- spring flowers in arm and hair), (EX-A) $45
A Squall Off Cape Horn, (C-5680), (Clipper ship to right - snow squall), (EX-W) $900
The Star of the North, (C-5699), vignette, (Young woman toys with feather as cat looks on with interest), (VG-A) $120
(1) BEST 50 - The Star of the Road, (C-5701), N.C., (Well dressed young lady in carriage driving pair of white horses on country lane - country house in background), (EX-B) $425
(2) BEST 50 - The Star of the Road, (C-5701), N.C., (Description same as above; framed in antique 2 1/4" wide mahogany veneer frame), (EX-VW) $1900
SOLDThe Star Spangled Banner, (C-5706), (Allegory - 3 additional lines), (EX-A) $395
SOLDSteam Ship "Oceanic" / "White Star Line", (C-5778), (Ship broadside to right), (EX-VW, mint) $395
SOLDThe Steam Ship President / The Largest in the World, (C-5786), N.C., J.M. McGee, Del., (Ship to right - supposed to have struck an iceberg on her voyage from New York to Liverpool in March 1841), (VG-B) * $275
Stella, (C-5810), (Name means star - stars in hair - long black curls - 1/4 length to left), overall size 13 1/2" x 17 1/2", (EX-W) $75
The Stolen Interview / Romeo and Juliet, (Not in Conningham), (Sentimental Romeo on knee before Juliet), (VG-W with modest time toning) $20
(1) Summer, (C-5851), ( Girl - flowers and grain in hand and in hair), overall size 13" x 17 1/2", (EX-W) $125
(2) Summer, (C-5851), (Description same as above), overall size 13 1/2" x 17 1/2", (EX-W) $125
Summer Afternoon, (C-5852), (Cattle in stream and cattle on bank of stream - houses in distance), (EX-A) * $295
(1) Summer Fruits, (C-5857), medium folio, (Tinted background - assorted fruits - vignette), (EX-VW) except for 3/4" side margins $450
SOLD(2) Summer Fruits, (C-5857), (Description same as for above), (EX-VW except for 3/4" side margins $395
SOLD(1) Summer in the Country, (C-5861), (Three horses and riders approach country house; rural landscape), (EX-W but 3/4" side margins) $275
(2) Summer in the Country, (C-5861), (Three horseback riders and two dogs on lane leading to country home), (EX-A), $235
The Summer Time, (C-5879), (3 little girls playing in stream - small waterfall in background), (EX-W) $175
Sunday in the Olden Time, (C-5883), (Family - parents, children, and grandmother - leaving for church), (EX-A) except for 1/2" top margin * $295
The Sunny South, (C-5890), (Brook in center with lush vegetation on either side), overall size 13 1/2" x 17 5/8", (EX-VW) $325
SOLD(1) Sunnyside - On The Hudson, (C-5893), (The residence of Washington Irving, the author - large house in center - man and dog on left - boats on river in background - near Tarrytown, N.Y.) (EX-B) $250
(2) Sunnyside -- On the Hudson, (C-5893), (Description same as above), (EX-W with very small mend in foliage of tree on left) $250
Sunnyside - On - Hudson, (not in Conn.; Gale 6358), (View of home of Washington Irving), very soft crease in upper right corner of margin -- near mint, (EX-VW) $275
Surrender of Cornwallis / At York-town Va. Oct. 1781, (C-5904), 1845, (Cornwallis and staff surrender to Washington and staff -- eight figures keyed), (VG-A) $275
The Surrender of Genl. Joe Johnston Near Greensboro, N.C., April 26th, 1865, (C-5908), (Confederate general - 1807 to 1891 -two keys for Johnston on right and Sherman on left - camp in background), (VG-W) $295
(1) Surrender of Port Hudson, La. July 8th 1863, (C-5915), (Confederate soldiers on left - Union soldiers on right - 2 additional lines - surrender made to Major Genl. N.P. Banks of the Union), (VG-A) $225
(2) Surrender of Port Hudson, La. July 8th 1863, (C-5915), (Confederate troops on left - Union troops on right - 2 additional lines), (VG-A) * $295
Sussex Vale / New Brunswick, (C-5927), (Very pleasant rural Canadian scene - mint), (EX-W) $275
(1) Sweet Spring Time, (C-5929), medium folio, (Boy and girl feeding ducks on left), (EX-A) $325
(2) Sweet Spring Time, (C-5929), medium folio, (Description same as above), (EX-W) $425
SOLD"TAKE BACK THE HEART THAT THOU GAVEST.", This small folio lithograph shows a quirky comic scene in which a lady attempts to return an animal heart to a surprised butcher. It is truly an unusual example of some of Currier & Ives lighter moments. It is C5946. The print is not dated and is not colored. The print is 12" x 16" and has no flaws. It is properly framed in a pine molding (not antique) frame finished as dark pine or light walnut. It is ready for display. Insured shipping is $20. $150
Take Care!, (C-5947), (Girl with long black curls - 1/4 length), overall size 13 1/4" x 17 1/2", (EX-W) $95
BEST 50 - Terrific Combat Between The "Monitor" 2 Guns & "Merrimac" 10 Guns (3 lines of additional information), (C-5997), ( Monitor and Merrimac in close combat with other fighting ships in background), (EX-A) $775 SOLD
The Thatched Cottage, (C-6002), (Man and 2 children by door of cottage), (EX-W) $195
"THOU HAST LEARNED TO LOVE ANOTHER", This humorous print is C-6031. It is dated 1875 and is not colored. The sheet size of the print is 12" x 15 1/2" and is framed in a narrow (5/8"), antique, walnut frame with a grooved surface. The condition is excellent except for three very soft, short, vertical creases of little consequence. The print is properly framed with an acid-free backing sheet along with the usual back panel and dust shield. It is ready to display. Insured shipping is $15. $395
The Three Jolly Kittens / At the Feast, (C-6039), (Three white kittens raiding a food table), (EX-W) $185
SOLD(1) The Tomb of Washington / Mount Vernon, Va., (C-6110), medium folio, (4 adults and 2 children standing in front of tomb - Washington died in 1799), (EX-VW) $165
SOLD(2) The Tomb of Washington / Mount Vernon, Va., (C-6110), (Description same as above), (EX-VW) $195
SOLDTrotting Gelding Harry Wilkes, Record 2:13 1/2, (C-6175), J. Cameron on stone, (High-wheeled sulky to right - vignette), (VG-A) except for 3/8" right margin $210
Trotting Gelding St. Julien, Record 2:111/4, (C-6177), Scott Leighton on stone, (High-wheeled sulky to right), overall size 13 1/2" x 17 1/2", (EX-W) $350
The Trout Brook, (C-6227), medium folio, F.F. Palmer, Del., (Man fishing in brook on right), tear extending into plate, (EX-W) $695
The Twin Monkeys - "Darwin's Theory", (C-6256), (Frontal view of monkey gazing at viewer), (EX-W, mounted in walnut-finished frame) $750
SOLDValley Falls - Virginia, (C-6355), (Falls in center - man fishing in stream on left), mended tear on top slightly into plate, (VG-B) $195
(1) The Vase of Flowers, (C-6361), N.C., (Ornate vase filled with roses, tulips, etc. - vignette), margin mend at top, (VG-A) * $95
SOLD(2) The Vase of Flowers, (C-6361), (Ornate vase filled with roses, tulips, etc - vignette - properly framed in antique reverse ogee frame with birds eye maple veneer), (EX-VW, full sheet) $295
(1) The Vase of Flowers, (C-6362), (EX-VW -- full sheet, 13" x 17") $195 SOLD
(2) The Vase of Flowers, (C-6362), (Ornate vase of roses, tulips, others), (EX-W, mounted in antique frame with birds eye maple veneer on pine) $250 SOLD
View from the Rock of Gibraltar (sic), of the Burning of the U.S. Steam Frigate Missouri, on the evening of August 26th, 1843, (C-6382), N.C., (Ship burning in background - men in rowboats in foreground), margin mend extending into plate, (EX-W) $250
View of New York, (C-6399), (Bird's eye view from south), (VG-B) $425
View on the Rhine, (C-6450), (Castle, road, pedestrians and horse cart along the Rhine -- sailboats in water), (EX-A except for 1/2" top margin) $95
A Virginia Home in the Olden Time, (C-6474), (3 people on the porch of the house), (EX-W) $375
SOLDWaiting For A Bite, (C-6488), (Comic fishing scene in which elderly man, with injured leg, tries his hand with a line in a large tub of water), (EX-W, framed in antique black painted pine frame with beveled surface and beveled sides) $275 SOLD
Warming Up, (C-6497), (A group of "the guys" around a cozy, warming stove, shooting the breeze), (EX-VW, properly mounted in antique walnut molding frame) $425
SOLDWashington at Princeton, (C-6518), (Washington leading charge of his troops to defeat the enemy), (EX-VW, full sheet, minor margin mends), $650
SOLDWashington Crossing the Delaware : Evening Previous to the Battle of Trenton Decr 25th 1776, (C-none), (EX-W) $375
(1) The Washington Family, (C-6530), B&W, (Family seated around table - 4 keys -- Washington, Geo. Wash. Parke Custis, Eleanor, Lady Wash.), (VG-A) $100
(2) The Washington Family, (C-6530), B&W, (4 keys -- Washington, Geo. Wash. Parke Custis, Eleanor, Lady Wash. -- all seated around table), overall size 13 1/2" x 16", (EX-VW) $115
Washington / First in Valor, Wisdom and Virtue, (C-6534), (Washington standing proudly next to white horse, tent camp in background), (EX-A except 5/8" side margins) $175
SOLDWashington / First in War, First in Peace, and First in the Hearts of His Countrymen, (C-6539), N.C., (Washington standing with arm outstretched and among regalia), (EX-A) * $135
SOLDWashington's Reception By The Ladies, On Passing The Bridge At Trenton, N.J. April 1789 / On His Way To New York To Be Inaugurated First President Of The United States, (C-6557), N.C., 1845, (Young women and small girl strewing flowers - Washington on white horse in center - eagle at top with outstretched wings), (VG-B) * $175
The Watchers, (C-6561), (Sleeping small boy and alert small white dog sitting on doorstep), (EX-A) $150
Water Fowl Shooting, (C-6562), N.C., (2 men and 2 dogs in rowboat on left - man on shore on right - dog swimming in stream), (EX-W) $625
BEST 50 - Water-Rail Shooting, (C-6567), N.C., (2 hunters - 2 dogs), (VG-A) $675
Water-Rail Shooting, (C-6569), Close-up of boatman and hunter bagging water rails -- mint -- (EX-VW) $900 SOLD
"We Parted On The Hillside "Amid The Winter's Snow", (C-6590), 1880, (Three people in sleigh losing horse and being pelted with snowballs by mischievous boys; Thos. Worth on stone; frame not antique), (EX-VW, mint), special shipping charge of $25 $750
The Wedding Day, Pub. by J. Baillie, NOT C&I; young couple in wedding attire await ceremony, (EX-VW) $45
The Wedding Morning, (C-6602), N.C., (Comic - couple kneeling in church - very eager bridegroom), (VG-A) * $135
The Western Farmer's Home, (C-6619), (Bird's-eye view of a farm - men working in large field in background - homes in foreground - carriage and people on dirt road), overall size 13 3/8" x 17 3/4", (EX-VW) $775
BEST 50, NEW BEST 50 - The Whale Fishery "Laying On", (C-6626), N.C., two whaling boats approach large whale while mother ship awaits in background, EX-A with minor discoloration in margin, $1600 SOLD
Wild Duck Shooting / On the Wing, (C-6671), (Two hunters and dog poised for approaching ducks), (EX-W with mend in top margin) $750
BEST 50 - Wild Turkey Shooting, (C-6677), (Two hunters on left - flock of wild turkeys on right - wooded area), overall size 13 1/8" x 17 1/4", (EX-VW) $850 SOLD
William Henry Harrison / Ninth President of the United States, (C-6691), N.C., (Red curtain, seated to left, see other information above), (EX-W) $225
(1) William Henry Harrison / Ninth President of the United States, (C-6693), N.C., (Green curtain - seated to left - succumbed to pneumonia one month after his inaugural, becoming the first U.S. president to die in office), (VG-B) * $135
(2) William Henry Harrison / Ninth President of the United States, (C-6693), N.C., (Green curtain - seated to left - he lied about being raised in a log cabin to win votes - actually, he was born in a brick mansion on the James River - 1773 to 1841), (EX-B) * $175
(3) William Henry Harrison / Ninth President of the United States, (C-6693), N.C. - description same as above, (VG-B) $115
(4) William Henry Harrison / Ninth President of the United States, (C-6693), N.C. - description same as above, (VG-A) $145
Wm. Penn's Treaty with the Indians when he Founded the Province of Pennsa 1661 / The Only Treaty That Never Was Broken, (C-6698), N.C., (Ships on river at left - Wm. Penn stands at left with outstretched arms - group of Quaker men standing behind Penn - large group of Indians on right - 2 men offering bolts of material to Indians in center - buildings in background), (EX-W) $525
Willie and Rover, (C-6717), (Small boy astride large dog), (EX-W) $195
Winter, (C-6730), (Portrait of young lady in ermine wrap, rose in hair, and holding face mask), (EX-B) $95
NEW BEST 50 - Winter Morning, (C-6740), medium folio, 1861, F.F. Palmer, Del., (Two-horse sleigh and driver approach house on hill; barnyard on left with cattle and chickens; skating pond in right background with many skaters), (EX-W but 3/4" top margin and 7/8" bottom margin), lower publication line trimmed $1750
Winter Morning / Feeding the Chickens, (C-6741), (tending to chores), (EX-W) $9500
BEST 50, NEW BEST 50 - Winter Sports - Pickerel Fishing, (C-6747), 1872, (Winter sporting print showing three fishermen at holes in the ice and one hardy skater in the background). This is the finest example of this print we have had in 50 years. It is properly framed in an antique gold gilt frame by The Old Print Shop (label on verso). Sheet size is 12" x 16" and there are no paper flaws. Colors are excellent. Insured shipping is $35. $2900
BEST 50 - Woodcock Shooting, (C-6773), N.C., (Hunter shooting at 2 birds on left - 2 dogs), (VG-B) $525
Woodcock Shooting, (C-6774), N.C., From Nature and on Stone by F.F. Palmer, dated 1852, large folio, (2 hunters on left - 2 dogs in center - 2 game birds on right), (EX-VW) $3450
(1) Woodcock Shooting, (C-6775), N.C., (One hunter shooting game birds - 2 dogs), (VG-A) * $475
(2) Woodcock Shooting, (C-6775), (Description same as above), (VG-A) $475
The Woodland Gate, (C-6777), W. Collins, R.A. Painter, N.C., medium folio, (3 boys and one girl swinging on gate - the painter's son, Wilkie Collins, wrote the first English mystery novel, "The Moonstone"), (EX-B) $495
