2012 December Americana & Numismatic Auction

1905 - This is a 28"x 42" Vaudeville poster for "Old Arkansaw" a comedy farce performed at The Old Chicago Opera House in 1905. Th

1905 - This is a 28"x 42" Vaudeville poster from the play, "Old Arakansaw" a farce produced in the early 1900s by Fred Raymond and

1905 - This is a 28"x 42" Vaudeville poster depicting a scene from the 1905 comedy farce, "Old Arkansaw." The play was performed

1905 - This is a 28"x 42" Vaudeville poster. A tear has been repaired, but the colors are still vibrant for a piece this old. -62219

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1905 - This is a 30"x20" mounted Vaudeville poster showing a scene "Looking at the Picture" from the 1900s comedy farce, Old Arkan

1905 - This is a poster advertising OLD ARKANSAW, a vaudeville era play that ran at the Chicago Opera House in the early 1900s. The 42`X28" pos

1905 - This is a 42"x27" poster of the scene "Did you write this?" from the 1900s comedy farce "Old Arkansaw" produced b

1905 - This is a 42"x 28" Vaudeville poster for the Old Chicago Opera House for the play "Old Arkansaw". This comedy farce was pro

1905 - This is a 28"x 42" Vaudeville poster of theatrical manager and later actor Willard Dashiell. This advertises him in conjunction wi

1870 - An incredible piece of Western Americana. This is the personal business ledger of General George Armstrong Custer with the date Dec. 8, 1870 wr

c1920 - Lot of 2: 1 is a wood & leather yoke, specific for the withers of the animal. The leather pads under the frame protected the neck, the woo

By Alice Hagerman Thurber (1871-1951). Thurber was a native of Michigan and was known for floral, landscape, genre and shore view paintings. This fram

1900s - This library of Michigan related geological texts includes 10 items: The Geological Survey of Michigan, Volumes I-V (years 1869 1893) and Volu

1903 - Red-and-black patterned hardcover Henry & Heil Chemical Co. Catalog from 1903, published in St. Louis by Hughes & Company. Former libra

c1908 - This map, printed by Harper, Macdonald, & Co of Butte, Montana, is cleverly folded and hard bound in red cloth. The gold embossed cover is

1905 - Sid Yates, a blacksmith at the Leonard Mine in Butte, Montana, created four candlesticks. Three of the sticks were made as gifts for his sons,

c1905 - Sid Yates, a blacksmith at the Leonard Mine in Butte, Montana, created four candlesticks c1905. Three of the sticks were made as gifts for his

c1900-1905 - A large (3” diameter) brass fob cut with “sunburst” edges and holed at top for suspension. According to the Cut Bank Chamber of Commerce,

Bond certificate issued in 1901 from the Yellowstone Park Telephone & Telegraph Company. $500 Denomination Gold Bond issued at Bozeman. The compan