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Photographs and diagrams detailing the aftermath of the USS Maine explosion in Havana Harbor, February 1898. Includes images of wreckage, diagrams of the ship's deck, and salvage operations. Condition appears consistent with vintage prints, showing minor wear and discoloration along edges.
Photographic print depicting a World War I-era biplane with a pilot in aviator gear seated in the cockpit. The photo measures approximately 8 x 10 inches and shows clear details of the aircraft's frontal structure and the pilot. Condition is good, with some visible aging around the edges, typical for items of this type and age.
This lot includes eight black-and-white prints from the Bureau of American Ethnology 23rd Annual Report, depicting various Native American scenes. Printed in early 1900s, each image highlights cultural practices, rituals, and environments with detailed captions describing the subjects. Dimensions of each print are approximately 11 inches by 7 inches. The condition of the prints appears consistent and details are clearly visible.
Photograph depicting a World War II-era aircraft assembly line featuring numerous American fighter planes with U.S. markings. Measures approximately 24 x 18 inches. Condition appears good with some visible creasing at edges. Exact date and manufacturer of the photo are not specified.
Black and white reproduction print titled "The Battle of New Orleans." Depicts a naval engagement scene, originally by J. O. Davidson, engraved by H.B. Hall. Includes descriptive text at the bottom, detailing the historical context. Dimensions: Approximately 24 inches (width) by 18 inches (height). Condition: Appears intact with no visible tears or major defects.
Front page of The Houston Post, Final Edition, dated 1943. Features a headline on Roosevelt flying to Africa to discuss Allied War Strategy with Churchill. Includes war news and map graphics. Dimensions: Approx. 23 in x 17 in. Condition: Slight tears and edge wear consistent with age. Paper is intact and legible, but fragile.
This lot includes eight black-and-white prints from the Bureau of American Ethnology 23rd Annual Report, depicting various Native American scenes. Printed in early 1900s, each image highlights cultural practices, rituals, and environments with detailed captions describing the subjects. Dimensions of each print are approximately 11 inches by 7 inches. The condition of the prints appears consistent and details are clearly visible.
Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph newspaper dated likely to May 8-9, 1945. Features headline 'Big Three Proclaim V-E Day,' marking allied victory in Europe during World War II. Includes articles about leaders like Truman and Churchill and World War II context. Approximate dimensions are 17 x 24 inches (folded size), preserved suitable for display or research.
Photographs and diagrams detailing the aftermath of the USS Maine explosion in Havana Harbor, February 1898. Includes images of wreckage, diagrams of the ship's deck, and salvage operations. Condition appears consistent with vintage prints, showing minor wear and discoloration along edges.
Original 1945 edition newspaper announcing the end of World War II in the Pacific, featuring headline 'Peace: Shooting Ends In Pacific.' Published by Sun-Telegraph featuring major wartime events, including Truman naming MacArthur to oversee Occupation and the sinking of a U.S. cruiser. Overall dimensions are approximately 15 x 22 inches. Condition: minor wear consistent with age, folds as typical of archival storage.
Two historical naval prints depicting maritime themes, mounted on paper. The first print illustrates a naval battle scene with multiple ships emitting smoke. The second print showcases an aerial view of a coastal town with ships in nearby waters. Both prints show wear and tear at the edges and are preserved in plastic covering.
Four engraved portraits. Captions included are as follows: 1. 'Portrait of Levi Woodbury, engraved by T.D. Booth.' 2. 'Portrait of General Winfield Scott, engraved by Phillibrown.' 3. 'Portrait of Zachary Taylor, engraved by Phillibrown.' 4. 'Portrait of John C. Fremont, engraved by Phillibrown.' These detailed engravings exhibit figures of historical significance in American history. The works include detailed inscriptions and display light wear consistent with age.
This is a print photograph of a man in traditional attire, mounted and matted, with a visible signature at the bottom right of the mat. It comes encased in a protective sleeve. No additional details about the photographer, title, or edition are available. Overall condition appears good based on visible aspects.
A hand-colored map of Cuba and surrounding areas, depicting political and geographical features typical of the 19th century. Includes clear labeling of cities and boundaries. Dimensions and specific publication details are not visible in the image provided. Some wear and evidence of aging are visible on the paper surface.
The 2006 Kunstler Civil War Calendar, published by Lang, features artwork by Mort Kunstler, known for his historical war illustrations. This Thirteenth Edition calendar is in used condition. It includes dated Civil War-themed illustrations for all months of 2006.
Four engraved portraits. Captions included are as follows: 1. 'Portrait of Levi Woodbury, engraved by T.D. Booth.' 2. 'Portrait of General Winfield Scott, engraved by Phillibrown.' 3. 'Portrait of Zachary Taylor, engraved by Phillibrown.' 4. 'Portrait of John C. Fremont, engraved by Phillibrown.' These detailed engravings exhibit figures of historical significance in American history. The works include detailed inscriptions and display light wear consistent with age.
Yank The Army Weekly magazine, June 1, 1945, Volume 4, Number 48. Includes original mailing address markings. The issue features content related to World War II, depicting a soldier on the cover. General wear and age-related marks present.
Front page from The Daily Telegraph marking the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, dated August 4, 1900 - March 30, 2002. The newspaper highlights her public legacy. Condition appears fair with visible creasing; further preservation or restoration may be necessary.
Heroes of World War II Commemorative Calendar, publication year unknown, featuring various black-and-white WWII-themed images and stories. This piece highlights key figures and events from the era. Cover shows multiple images, including soldiers, war planes, and notable individuals.
This is a black-and-white photographic print mounted on a textured backing. The photo depicts a doorway surrounded by vegetation. A signature is present on the bottom right-hand corner of the backing. The dimensions of the mounted print are not stated. Medium and year of production are unspecified.
This is a professionally produced photograph of a WWII-era military aircraft in flight with a backdrop of clouds. The photograph is printed on high-quality paper and measures approximately 16 inches by 20 inches. The exact date and artist of the piece are unknown. The image features a standard aircraft of the time, representative of American aviation during WWII.
Original edition of 'The Stars and Stripes' featuring a headline about the Invasion of Germany. Dated during World War II. This historical artifact is preserved in a protective plastic sleeve. Wear and tear consistent with age but no major structural damages appear visible in the image.
This is a team poster featuring the Los Angeles Lakers as the 1985-86 Defending World Champions. It showcases the team members and staff posed in official uniforms with a 'Forum' logo displayed at the bottom of the image. The poster is in somewhat used condition, evident from creases and signs of handling. Exact dimensions and year-specific printing information are not provided.
Framed black and white photograph depicting two individuals near baskets, signed and dated '2005' in the lower right corner. The photograph is matted with white material and appears to be professionally framed. Specific details on the artist or print series are not provided.
13 photo depicting U.S. Navy ships, gun plans, and Arctic expedition scenes. Subjects include the USS Maine, USS Texas, USS Baltimore, the design of battleships Kearsarge and Kentucky, and Arctic exploration. The lithographs have captions detailing the scenes, including ship engagements and Arctic lifestyle. All prints appear to be black and white, with historical or instructional significance.
Original issue of Life Magazine dated July 6, 1942. Cover features an image of the American flag with the caption 'United We Stand.' Marked 'Yearly subscription $4.50, 10 cents per issue.' Dimensions: approximately 10.5 x 14 inches. Condition appears generally fair with minor wear consistent with age. Great for collectors or historical interest.
SOME PHOTOS MAY BE GRAPHIC! Historical art prints and photographic reproductions depicting themes of buffalo culture, hunting, and conservation efforts in North America. Produced by the National Film Board of Canada and sourced from various archives with descriptive captions.
A large poster featuring an F-14 Tomcat in flight, accompanied by another jet in the background. Dimensions: approximately 36 x 24 inches. Medium: printed on glossy poster paper. Condition: appears to be in good overall shape, with minor edge wear evident. Suitable for framing or display purposes.
SOME PHOTOS MAY BE GRAPHIC! Historical art prints and photographic reproductions depicting themes of buffalo culture, hunting, and conservation efforts in North America. Produced by the National Film Board of Canada and sourced from various archives with descriptive captions.
13 photo depicting U.S. Navy ships, gun plans, and Arctic expedition scenes. Subjects include the USS Maine, USS Texas, USS Baltimore, the design of battleships Kearsarge and Kentucky, and Arctic exploration. The lithographs have captions detailing the scenes, including ship engagements and Arctic lifestyle. All prints appear to be black and white, with historical or instructional significance.
This is an official USPS poster commemorating 100 years of U.S. Air Mail. It features vintage aviation-themed imagery, including a pilot in historical flight gear and historical aircraft photos. Produced for philatelic or promotional purposes. Dimensions and year of issue are not specified.
13 photo depicting U.S. Navy ships, gun plans, and Arctic expedition scenes. Subjects include the USS Maine, USS Texas, USS Baltimore, the design of battleships Kearsarge and Kentucky, and Arctic exploration. The lithographs have captions detailing the scenes, including ship engagements and Arctic lifestyle. All prints appear to be black and white, with historical or instructional significance.
This lot contains an assortment of original wanted posters, including the American Express Company $100 Reward poster for Hans Andersen Hansen and posters for various charges, such as highway robbery and murder. Each document is printed on paper and inserted into clear storage sleeves. The condition is light play, with minor wear visible, including creases and small tears. These posters provide historical details related to rewards and criminal activities, dating back to the early 20th century.
This is an original copy of 'The Junior', a monthly magazine dated November 1895. It features a central photograph and is labeled Volume 1, No. 2. Printed material includes articles and images relevant to the publication's era. Dimensions of the magazine are approximately 11 x 14 inches. The condition appears stable with visible wear consistent with age.
This lot includes a printed artwork featuring a botanical theme, depicting red and green leaves in detail. The work is mounted on a white mat and enclosed in protective plastic. It bears a signature at the bottom, but no additional information about the artist or production date is visible. Overall condition appears well-preserved with no visible damage or discoloration.
This lot includes eight black-and-white prints from the Bureau of American Ethnology 23rd Annual Report, depicting various Native American scenes. Printed in early 1900s, each image highlights cultural practices, rituals, and environments with detailed captions describing the subjects. Dimensions of each print are approximately 11 inches by 7 inches. The condition of the prints appears consistent and details are clearly visible.
Original issue of Collier's Weekly magazine from January 16, 1943. Features a striking World War II-era cover illustration and includes content from that time. Dimensions: Approximately 10.5 x 14 inches. Condition includes wear consistent with age, including slight edge wear and minor creases. Stored in a protective plastic sleeve.
Dwight D. Eisenhower memorabilia set including a photograph and campaign pin. Photograph dimensions: approximately 8 x 10 inches. Pin diameter: approximately 1.5 inches. Items appear preserved in protective casing. Likely from the Eisenhower presidential campaign period, circa 1952-1956.
This lot includes several items: (1) a set of World War II-related historical calendars by the World War II Veterans Committee, including the 2016 fifth commemorative edition 'The Great Battles of World War II,' the 'Heroes of World War II' calendar, and the 'Legends of World War II Medal of Honor Edition'; (2) a historical article about the British Military Step in England, featuring pictures and detailed descriptions; and (3) a vintage illustration print labeled 'Back from the Front - A Sketch.' All pieces are presumed pre-owned and show varying conditions such as minor edge wear. Specific publication years for the illustrations and articles are unknown.
This lot contains an assortment of original wanted posters, including the American Express Company $100 Reward poster for Hans Andersen Hansen and posters for various charges, such as highway robbery and murder. Each document is printed on paper and inserted into clear storage sleeves. The condition is light play, with minor wear visible, including creases and small tears. These posters provide historical details related to rewards and criminal activities, dating back to the early 20th century.
SOME PHOTOS MAY BE GRAPHIC! Historical art prints and photographic reproductions depicting themes of buffalo culture, hunting, and conservation efforts in North America. Produced by the National Film Board of Canada and sourced from various archives with descriptive captions.
Black and white photograph of a soldier in formal military attire, possibly a reproduction of a historical figure's portrait. The uniform features ornate braiding, a sash, and a ceremonial sword. The material appears to be a photographic print on standard paper stock.
A mounted print of the Empire State Building illuminated in red, white, and blue, with the 9/11 Tribute in Light visible in the background. The print is matted and enclosed in a protective clear wrap. Dimensions of the matted print are approximately 11x14 inches. Condition appears unused and intact.
This is a Harper's Weekly newspaper issue dated March 1, 1862, Volume VI, No. 270. It features illustrations and articles consistent with publications during the American Civil War era. The issue is noted for its historical significance and provides insight into the culture and events of the time. Condition is described as light play, with possible minor wear due to handling.
SOME PHOTOS MAY BE GRAPHIC! Historical art prints and photographic reproductions depicting themes of buffalo culture, hunting, and conservation efforts in North America. Produced by the National Film Board of Canada and sourced from various archives with descriptive captions.
Harper's Weekly: Journal of Civilization, issue dated March 19, 1864. Published in New York. Features period illustrations and articles. Suitable for enthusiasts of 19th-century history and printed publications.
Original photographic postcard showing German soldiers charging with fixed bayonets, as captured by an American in France during World War I. The postcard features vintage printing techniques and measures approximately 3.5 x 5.5 inches. Condition indicates light play with minor wear at corners and edges.
13 photo depicting U.S. Navy ships, gun plans, and Arctic expedition scenes. Subjects include the USS Maine, USS Texas, USS Baltimore, the design of battleships Kearsarge and Kentucky, and Arctic exploration. The lithographs have captions detailing the scenes, including ship engagements and Arctic lifestyle. All prints appear to be black and white, with historical or instructional significance.
Hand-colored map titled 'Mexico & Guatemala,' produced by S. Augustus Mitchell. Features detailed geographical information of Mexico and Guatemala, including inset maps of 'The Isthmus of Tehuantepec,' 'The Valley of Mexico,' and others. Presumed date: mid-19th century. Light play condition with minor edge wear, some discoloration present indicative of age. Dimensions approximate: 14 x 17 inches.
Original edition of Harper's Weekly, A Journal of Civilization, Vol. VIII, No. 381, dated April 2, 1864. Features black and white illustrations, maps, and articles from the Civil War era. Dimensions: approximately 16 inches x 11 inches. Preserved in a protective transparent sleeve.
This is a photograph of the NASA Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) at Kennedy Space Center, Florida, showcasing its iconic structure. The image includes the VAB with a transportable rocket assembly in the foreground. Physical dimensions of the photograph are approximately 8 x 10 inches. The condition appears well-preserved, with no visible tears or major damages.
This is a fine art print depicting a leopard, signed by Andrew Bone. The print is unframed, with dimensions approximately 14 inches by 18 inches. No further identifying features, such as an edition number, are visible. Condition is consistent with proper storage.
Collier's magazine issue dated May 23, 1942. Features an article titled 'How Japan Plans to Win' by Clark Lee. Contains wartime-themed content and imagery. Dimensions of the magazine are approximately 11 inches x 14 inches. Condition appears intact based on visible wear from handling.
Original front page of St. Louis Star-Times, issued on December 8, 1941, covering the United States' declaration of war following the attack on Pearl Harbor. This 71st War Extra edition measures approximately 23 inches wide by 17 inches tall. The newspaper appears to be in fair condition with minor aging and wear consistent with its age.
Color photograph of Richard M. Nixon, featuring his facsimile signature. Capitol building printed below the signature. Dimensions: approximately 8 inches (H) x 10 inches (W). Appears to be a promotional or campaign-related material from the mid-20th century. Condition: displays minor wear indicative of age, with no significant damage noted.
Black and white print titled 'Pickett's Charge - July 3, 1863 - High Tide of the Confederacy' by artist Town Forbes. The artwork depicts a historical scene of the Confederate attack during the Civil War. Approximate dimensions of the print are 18 inches wide by 12 inches tall. Condition appears to be intact with visible folds or creases.
Black-and-white print depicting Admiral David Glasgow Farragut in uniform. Includes printed facsimile of his signature and a caption beneath reading 'Admiral David Glasgow Farragut' and his famous quote, 'Damn the torpedoes! Full speed ahead!' Condition appears fair with visible wear. Dimensions or additional details not specified.
Two pages from a maritime journal featuring articles titled 'A Ceremony In Neptune's Honor' and 'A Fond Farewell From The Spanish Isles.' Includes historical photographs and descriptive texts. Pages show tears, folds, and wear consistent with age. Dimensions and publication year are unspecified.
Black and white photograph reproduction featuring a pilot seated in a World War I biplane. The image measures approximately 10 inches by 8 inches. The photo showcases the front of the aircraft, including its engine, propeller, and fuselage details. The background displays an open-air field setting.
Official voting slip for the election held on Tuesday, November 8, 1960. Features candidates Richard M. Nixon, running for President of the United States, and other listed candidates for various offices. Issued by the Los Angeles County Republican Central Committee. Dimensions: Approximately 6 x 3 inches. Preserved in readable condition with visible text and markings.
This is a print featuring paratroopers during World War II, shown with an aircraft marked 2100920. The print measures approximately 12 x 8 inches, mounted, and is enclosed in a plastic sleeve. The condition appears good, with no visible tears or major damage. No further details, such as artist or edition number, are available.
13 photo depicting U.S. Navy ships, gun plans, and Arctic expedition scenes. Subjects include the USS Maine, USS Texas, USS Baltimore, the design of battleships Kearsarge and Kentucky, and Arctic exploration. The lithographs have captions detailing the scenes, including ship engagements and Arctic lifestyle. All prints appear to be black and white, with historical or instructional significance.
Original page from the '23rd Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology.' This print includes an illustration titled 'Sun Priest,' as part of the extensive ethnographic documentation conducted in the late 19th to early 20th century. Paper measures approximately 9 x 12 inches, standard for such publications.
Framed photograph titled 'General Grant at his headquarters in Cold Water, VA.' The display includes a caption, a photograph of General Grant during the Civil War, and what appears to be a bullet embedded in the display. Frame dimensions approximately 16 x 20 inches. Condition: Frame and contents appear intact, with minor wear visible on the frame.
A Houston Chronicle front page reporting the war declaration signed by Roosevelt, dated likely to the early 1940s during World War II. This newspaper contains historical events, including planes blasting Manila and war damage in the Pacific theater. Dimensions of the newspaper (unfolded): approximately 22 in x 16 in. Shows wear consistent with archival storage.
This is a World War II commemorative poster by the Confederate Air Force, featuring illustrations of several iconic bomber planes, including the B-17 Flying Fortress. Dimensions are approximately 24 inches wide by 18 inches tall. The poster features vivid prints and a Confederate Air Force logo in the bottom right corner. It appears to be in good condition with minor creasing along the edges.
Original copy of 'The New York Times' newspaper, dated 1858. Dimensions approximately 22 x 16 inches. Printed on period newsprint with text and advertisements from the era. Condition appears to show wear consistent with the age, including yellowing and some edge fraying.
Ethnographic prints, including black-and-white and color illustrations. Subjects range from indigenous ceremonial items and scenes, maps, and cultural artifacts. Captions at the tops and bottom of some prints identify the scenes or items depicted, including details of indigenous cultures and artifacts. Prints appear to originate from ethnographic or anthropological surveys/publications.
An original Harper's Weekly newspaper titled 'A Journal of Civilization.' Printed date visible as May 20, 1865. This publication is a historical issue known for chronicling post-Civil War recovery. Dimensions of the newspaper are approximately 16 inches by 11 inches. Condition appears overall complete with slight signs of age-related wear.
Oblong postcard printed with a scene depicting bridge construction over a water body. Caption reads: 'Unsere tapferen Pioniere beim Brückenbau.' Postcard dimensions are approximately 5.5 x 3.5 inches. German language text featured on the image. Condition appears to reflect signs of age-related wear, with no visible major tears.
A memorial tribute booklet titled 'Woman of the Century: The Queen Mother,' produced by The Mail. This publication celebrates the life and legacy of Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother. It features images and text commemorating her significant contributions. Condition appears consistent with vintage publications, with minor signs of handling.
The National World War II Memorial 2004 calendar features artwork honoring the 'Tribute to a Generation' campaign. Dimensions are approximately 12 inches by 9 inches when closed. Calendar appears unused with all pages intact. The calendar highlights significant historical events and the WWII Memorial site.
Historical prints featuring prominent figures including John Adams and Benjamin Franklin. Each print varies in styling and presentation, with text annotations accompanying them. Condition is light play with some signs of edge wear and handling. Likely produced in the early to mid-20th century and sourced from historical reproductions.
An original copy of LIFE Magazine published on August 16, 1948, featuring a cover story titled 'Fisherman.' This edition includes vintage advertisements, photographs, and articles reflective of the era. Measures approximately 10.5 x 14 inches. Condition shows signs of age with potential creasing or slight discoloration.
Collier's magazine, dated September 22, 1945, featuring a prominent World War II-era cover story titled 'Yanks Capture Jap Airdrome.' Light play condition, with no significant visible wear on the cover. Historical print includes articles and advertisements from the period. Encased in a protective plastic sleeve.
This lot includes eight black-and-white prints from the Bureau of American Ethnology 23rd Annual Report, depicting various Native American scenes. Printed in early 1900s, each image highlights cultural practices, rituals, and environments with detailed captions describing the subjects. Dimensions of each print are approximately 11 inches by 7 inches. The condition of the prints appears consistent and details are clearly visible.
Photographs and diagrams detailing the aftermath of the USS Maine explosion in Havana Harbor, February 1898. Includes images of wreckage, diagrams of the ship's deck, and salvage operations. Condition appears consistent with vintage prints, showing minor wear and discoloration along edges.
Color print depicting a tiger in a courtyard with an individual in the foreground, against a lush green landscape. The scene is set with elements such as a decorative pool and classical sculptures. Specific artist, production year, or print number are not discernible from the image.
Issue of Life Magazine dated July 10, 1944, featuring Admiral Chester Nimitz on the cover. Published at the height of World War II, this edition includes articles, photographs, and advertisements reflective of the era. Dimensions: approximately 10.5 x 14 inches. Condition: light wear on edges and spine; minor discoloration due to age. Complete issue.
Ethnographic prints, including black-and-white and color illustrations. Subjects range from indigenous ceremonial items and scenes, maps, and cultural artifacts. Captions at the tops and bottom of some prints identify the scenes or items depicted, including details of indigenous cultures and artifacts. Prints appear to originate from ethnographic or anthropological surveys/publications.
WWI-era printed photograph depicting American soldiers en route to the front in France. Features a brass band leading soldiers across a bridge. Documented as a photo reproduction, not a postcard. Condition is light play with minimal wear visible. An item suitable for historical and military collections.
Historical prints featuring prominent figures including John Adams and Benjamin Franklin. Each print varies in styling and presentation, with text annotations accompanying them. Condition is light play with some signs of edge wear and handling. Likely produced in the early to mid-20th century and sourced from historical reproductions.
This lot includes eight black-and-white prints from the Bureau of American Ethnology 23rd Annual Report, depicting various Native American scenes. Printed in early 1900s, each image highlights cultural practices, rituals, and environments with detailed captions describing the subjects. Dimensions of each print are approximately 11 inches by 7 inches. The condition of the prints appears consistent and details are clearly visible.
Historical prints featuring prominent figures including John Adams and Benjamin Franklin. Each print varies in styling and presentation, with text annotations accompanying them. Condition is light play with some signs of edge wear and handling. Likely produced in the early to mid-20th century and sourced from historical reproductions.
Original September 6, 1873, issue of Harper's Weekly: A Journal of Civilization. Includes illustrations and articles reflective of the period. Known for its detailed depiction of events from the late 19th century. Condition is light play, with some signs of age-related wear.
This is a black and white printed illustration depicting a scene titled 'March of United States Artillery Over A Stream - Philippines' by Frederick Remington. The print measures approximately 11 x 14 inches and is mounted on a green background. It was published based on an artwork dated 1898 as indicated in the print details.
SOME PHOTOS MAY BE GRAPHIC! Historical art prints and photographic reproductions depicting themes of buffalo culture, hunting, and conservation efforts in North America. Produced by the National Film Board of Canada and sourced from various archives with descriptive captions.
SOME PHOTOS MAY BE GRAPHIC! Historical art prints and photographic reproductions depicting themes of buffalo culture, hunting, and conservation efforts in North America. Produced by the National Film Board of Canada and sourced from various archives with descriptive captions.
SOME PHOTOS MAY BE GRAPHIC! Historical art prints and photographic reproductions depicting themes of buffalo culture, hunting, and conservation efforts in North America. Produced by the National Film Board of Canada and sourced from various archives with descriptive captions.
This is a black and white matted photograph depicting an aged wooden barn set against a towering mountain range. The photograph is signed in the lower right corner by the artist (name not identified). The print appears to be protected by a clear sleeve and mounted on textured mat board. No additional details on the artist, year, or model numbers are available.
This is a photographic print titled 'Spanish American War - February 15, 1898 - Key West, Florida.' The image depicts a ship from the Spanish-American War period. It is not a postcard. Condition is noted as light play, with some signs of previous handling.
Color photograph featuring Apollo astronauts in space suits, posed with mission patch and commemorative medallion. Image likely linked to the Apollo space program. Dimensions approximately 8 x 10 inches. Additional objects displayed include a replica sextant and medallions.
Daisy advertising tin sign featuring a patriotic motif with the brand's slogan, 'Since 1886,' along with the depiction of an American flag. Condition is noted as light play. Manufactured to promote Daisy airguns. Sold in original packaging.
Printed page from an art book featuring a forest or woodland scene. Dimensions are standard at approximately 10 inches by 8 inches (estimated from visible scale). No tears, markings, or damage visible on the page itself. Detailed text at the bottom identifies the image as being sourced from a specific artwork.
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