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Neat original book illustration from 1885 edition of Picturesque Tours in America, the Junior United Tourist Club, edited by the Rev. Edward T. Bromfield, published by R. Worthington, NY. The date does not appear on-page but was present on the book's title page from which this came and we guarantee the age and what this is. The book was not in good shape so the good pages/book prints were removed and are being sold individually. Please see our other listings for the other pages available. Measures about 7 1/4 x 9 1/2 inches. This page has a picture on one side with book copy/words on the other side. The picture is labelled at the bottom, "Springville Canon" which we believe is also referred to as Springville Canyon. The canyon is located in the Wahsatch Mountain range in Utah (the opposite side book page spells this mountain range "Wahsatch" although today it is referred to as "Wasatch Mountains"). This is a black and white line drawing (not a photograph, no color on page), showing a view of majestic peaked mountains and the canyon between them. We have provided two images of the book page picture. Please note that the page is not "brown" as it seems to appear in the close-up picture. Sometimes to get the close-up details to be better visible we had to turn off the camera light (as it created too many white "hot spots" on the page in close-up mode). This permitted seeing close-up details but makes the overall page look falsely brown due to insufficient lighting. Excellent condition for age. Page has likely darkened over time, with some browning at outer edges. There is very minor page wear as expected, with an onpage small brown spot in the bottom right margin area, but nothing to worry about here. At least one page edge has been trimmed where it was removed from the book. Relative to shipping, please note: While this is a book page/print, this item CAN NOT be shipped via U.S.P.S. Media Mail per the post office. Please do not select this shipping option because we will have to contact you and change the shipping to something else, increasing your postage cost. The cheapest option for shipping this within the U.S. is via U.S.P.S. First Class mail. Also, if you are interested in more than one of these book page prints, please contact us before placing the order. The shipping information has been inputted for a purchase of just one and will not calculate the savings you would get when purchasing more than one shipped together in the same package (we will need to handle this for you).  Neat original book illustration from 1885 edition of Picturesque Tours in America, the Junior United Tourist Club, edited by the Rev. Edward T. Bromfield, published by R. Worthington, NY. The date does not appear on-page but was present on the book's title page from which this came and we guarantee the age and what this is. The book was not in good shape so the good pages/book prints were removed and are being sold individually. Please see our other listings for the other pages available. Measures about 7 1/4 x 9 1/2 inches. This page has a picture on one side with book copy/words on the other side. The picture is labelled at the bottom, "Moore's Lake, Utah" which we believe is also referred to as Moores Lake (without the apostrophe). The lake is located at the head of the Bear River among the Uintah Mountains in UT (also referred to as the Uinta Mountains). This is a black and white line drawing (not a photograph, no color on page), showing a lovely lake nestled among mountains. We have provided two images of the book page picture. Please note that the page is not "brown" as it seems to appear in the close-up picture. Sometimes to get the close-up details to be better visible we had to turn off the camera light (as it created too many white "hot spots" on the page in close-up mode). This permitted seeing close-up details but makes the overall page look falsely brown due to insufficient lighting. Excellent condition for age. Page has likely darkened over time, with some browning at outer edges. There is very minor page wear as expected, with an onpage line wrinkle in the bottom left margin area, but nothing to worry about here. At least one page edge has been trimmed where it was removed from the book. Relative to shipping, please note: While this is a book page/print, this item CAN NOT be shipped via U.S.P.S. Media Mail per the post office. Please do not select this shipping option because we will have to contact you and change the shipping to something else, increasing your postage cost. The cheapest option for shipping this within the U.S. is via U.S.P.S. First Class mail. Also, if you are interested in more than one of these book page prints, please contact us before placing the order. The shipping information has been inputted for a purchase of just one and will not calculate the savings you would get when purchasing more than one shipped together in the same package (we will need to handle this for you).  Neat original book illustration from 1885 edition of Picturesque Tours in America, the Junior United Tourist Club, edited by the Rev. Edward T. Bromfield, published by R. Worthington, NY. The date does not appear on-page but was present on the book's title page from which this came and we guarantee the age and what this is. The book was not in good shape so the good pages/book prints were removed and are being sold individually. Please see our other listings for the other pages available. Measures about 7 1/4 x 9 1/2 inches. This page has a picture on one side with book copy/words on the other side. The picture is labelled at the bottom, "Colpurn's Butte". From some research, this location was also referred to as Colburn's Butte, although today it is apparently called Tucupit Point. It is located in Kannarro Canyon or the Kolob Canyon section of Zion National Park. This is a black and white line drawing (not a photograph, no color on page), showing a majestic rock formation with surrounding countryside and a rider on a horse in the lower left foreground. We have provided two images of the book page picture. Please note that the page is not "brown" as it seems to appear in the close-up picture. Sometimes to get the close-up details to be better visible we had to turn off the camera light (as it created too many white "hot spots" on the page in close-up mode). This permitted seeing close-up details but makes the overall page look falsely brown due to insufficient lighting. The book page provides no mention of the artist who did this picture. However, from our research, the image shown is strikingly similar to most of an engraving/wood engraving done in the late 1800's by Thomas Moran. To us, it looks like the book used/copied most of Moran's engraving, but we don't know that for certain. Excellent condition for age. Page has likely darkened over time, with some browning at outer edges. There is very minor page wear as expected, with a triangular chip on the lower left in the margin area, and some wrinkling with a line in the bottom margin area, but nothing to worry about here. At least one page edge has been trimmed where it was removed from the book. Relative to shipping, please note: While this is a book page/print, this item CAN NOT be shipped via U.S.P.S. Media Mail per the post office. Please do not select this shipping option because we will have to contact you and change the shipping to something else, increasing your postage cost. The cheapest option for shipping this within the U.S. is via U.S.P.S. First Class mail. Also, if you are interested in more than one of these book page prints, please contact us before placing the order. The shipping information has been inputted for a purchase of just one and will not calculate the savings you would get when purchasing more than one shipped together in the same package (we will need to handle this for you).  Neat original book illustration from 1885 edition of Picturesque Tours in America, the Junior United Tourist Club, edited by the Rev. Edward T. Bromfield, published by R. Worthington, NY. The date does not appear on-page but was present on the book's title page from which this came and we guarantee the age and what this is. The book was not in good shape so the good pages/book prints were removed and are being sold individually. Please see our other listings for the other pages available. Measures about 7 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches. This page has a picture on one side with book copy/words on the other side. The picture is labelled at the bottom, "Pinnacles of the Pallisades". The book print spells "Pallisades" with 2 "Ls" rather than the more normally used today "Palisades" with 1 L. While the Palisades stretch from New Jersey into New York, we believe this view is from the New York portion based on the book copy on the backside page (interestingly, the book copy refers to the Palisades using the one "L" spelling rather than that used under the picture). This is a black and white line drawing (not a photograph, no color on page), showing some of the majestic rocks of the Palisades in New York, with an accompanying view of the Hudson River with many boats sailing on the waterway. We have provided two images of the book page picture. Please note that the page is not "brown" as it seems to appear in the close-up picture. Sometimes to get the close-up details to be better visible we had to turn off the camera light (as it created too many white "hot spots" on the page in close-up mode). This permitted seeing close-up details but makes the overall page look falsely brown due to insufficient lighting. Excellent condition for age. Page has likely darkened over time, with some browning at outer edges. There is perhaps very minor page wear as expected, but nothing to worry about here. At least one page edge has been trimmed where it was removed from the book. Relative to shipping, please note: While this is a book page/print, this item CAN NOT be shipped via U.S.P.S. Media Mail per the post office. Please do not select this shipping option because we will have to contact you and change the shipping to something else, increasing your postage cost. The cheapest option for shipping this within the U.S. is via U.S.P.S. First Class mail. Also, if you are interested in more than one of these book page prints, please contact us before placing the order. The shipping information has been inputted for a purchase of just one and will not calculate the savings you would get when purchasing more than one shipped together in the same package (we will need to handle this for you).

1885 Book Print, Springville Canon Canyo $6.00

  

1885 Book Print, Moore's Lake, Moores La $6.00

  

1885 Book Print, Colpurn's Butte Colburn $6.00

  

Antique 1885 Book Print, Pinnacles of Th $6.00
Neat original book illustration from 1885 edition of Picturesque Tours in America, the Junior United Tourist Club, edited by the Rev. Edward T. Bromfield, published by R. Worthington, NY. The date does not appear on-page but was present on the book's title page from which this came and we guarantee the age and what this is. The book was not in good shape so the good pages/book prints were removed and are being sold individually. Please see our other listings for the other pages available. Measures about 7 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches. This page has a picture on one side with book copy/words on the other side. The picture is labelled at the bottom, "Preston Ponds". From the book copy on the reverse side and a bit of research, this is a view of the lake, Preston Ponds, in the Adirondack Mountains of upper New York state. This is a black and white line drawing (not a photograph, no color on page), showing a peaceful mountain view with a lake and some boating activity on the lake. We have provided two images of the book page picture. Please note that the page is not "brown" as it seems to appear in the close-up picture. Sometimes to get the close-up details to be better visible we had to turn off the camera light (as it created too many white "hot spots" on the page in close-up mode). This permitted seeing close-up details but makes the overall page look falsely brown due to insufficient lighting. Excellent condition for age. Page has likely darkened over time, with some browning at outer edges. There is perhaps very minor page wear as expected, but nothing to worry about here. At least one page edge has been trimmed where it was removed from the book. Relative to shipping, please note: While this is a book page/print, this item CAN NOT be shipped via U.S.P.S. Media Mail per the post office. Please do not select this shipping option because we will have to contact you and change the shipping to something else, increasing your postage cost. The cheapest option for shipping this within the U.S. is via U.S.P.S. First Class mail. Also, if you are interested in more than one of these book page prints, please contact us before placing the order. The shipping information has been inputted for a purchase of just one and will not calculate the savings you would get when purchasing more than one shipped together in the same package (we will need to handle this for you).  Neat original book illustration from 1885 edition of Picturesque Tours in America, the Junior United Tourist Club, edited by the Rev. Edward T. Bromfield, published by R. Worthington, NY. The date does not appear on-page but was present on the book's title page from which this came and we guarantee the age and what this is. The book was not in good shape so the good pages/book prints were removed and are being sold individually. Please see our other listings for the other pages available. Measures about 7 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches. This page has a picture on one side with book copy/words on the other side. The picture is labelled at the bottom, "Negro Head, Newport". This is apparently a rock structure named for it's presumably face-like feature, on the island of Aquidneck which is part of Newport, Rhode Island. Aquidneck is the largest island in Narragansett Bay. This is a black and white line drawing (not a photograph, no color on page), showing a neat ocean view, with turbulent waters near the rock formation and other nearby rocks, with a man standing on what might be a shipwrecked boat in the lower left foreground. We have provided two images of the book page picture. Please note that the page is not "brown" as it seems to appear in the close-up picture. Sometimes to get the close-up details to be better visible we had to turn off the camera light (as it created too many white "hot spots" on the page in close-up mode). This permitted seeing close-up details but makes the overall page look falsely brown due to insufficient lighting. Excellent condition for age. Page has likely darkened over time, with some browning at outer edges. There is perhaps very minor page wear as expected, but nothing to worry about here. At least one page edge has been trimmed where it was removed from the book. Relative to shipping, please note: While this is a book page/print, this item CAN NOT be shipped via U.S.P.S. Media Mail per the post office. Please do not select this shipping option because we will have to contact you and change the shipping to something else, increasing your postage cost. The cheapest option for shipping this within the U.S. is via U.S.P.S. First Class mail. Also, if you are interested in more than one of these book page prints, please contact us before placing the order. The shipping information has been inputted for a purchase of just one and will not calculate the savings you would get when purchasing more than one shipped together in the same package (we will need to handle this for you).  Neat original book illustration from 1885 edition of Picturesque Tours in America, the Junior United Tourist Club, edited by the Rev. Edward T. Bromfield, published by R. Worthington, NY. The date does not appear on-page but was present on the book's title page from which this came and we guarantee the age and what this is. The book was not in good shape so the good pages/book prints were removed and are being sold individually. Please see our other listings for the other pages available. Measures about 7 1/4 x 9 1/2 inches. This page has a picture on one side with book copy/words on the other side and a separate, smaller picture on that side. The main picture here is labelled at the bottom, "View on the Missisquoi River, Vermont". It is a black and white line drawing (not a photograph, no color on page), showing a lovely flowing river view full of boulders in the water, surrounded by mountains covered with trees, with a rustic wood building in the background and two men fishing in the foreground. The smaller image with book copy on the reverse side shows a pretty mountain and valley scene which is labelled underneath, "Mount Mansfield, Mass." (MA, Massachusetts). We have provided 3 images showing both page sides. Excellent condition for age. Page has likely darkened over time, with some browning at outer edges. There is very minor page wear, with spotting and/or some on-page creasing, but nothing unexpected or to worry about here. At least one page edge has been trimmed where it was removed from the book. As printed, on the large river image side, the black ink seems to be slightly darker near the top of the image, seeming to form 5 darker horizontal lines across the sky area of the image. These are not folds/creases nor dirt/wear, and the picture itself is made with many thin wavy horizontal lines in the background area. But something in the printing of this page applied darker ink seeming to suggest these more noticeable horizontal lines on the image at the top. This is not objectionable, but you should know it is there. Relative to shipping, please note: While this is a book page/print, this item CAN NOT be shipped via U.S.P.S. Media Mail per the post office. Please do not select this shipping option because we will have to contact you and change the shipping to something else, increasing your postage cost. The cheapest option for shipping this within the U.S. is via U.S.P.S. First Class mail. Also, if you are interested in more than one of these book page prints, please contact us before placing the order. The shipping information has been inputted for a purchase of just one and will not calculate the savings you would get when purchasing more than one shipped together in the same package (we will need to handle this for you).  Neat original book illustration from 1885 edition of Picturesque Tours in America, the Junior United Tourist Club, edited by the Rev. Edward T. Bromfield, published by R. Worthington, NY. The date does not appear on-page but was present on the book's title page from which this came and we guarantee the age and what this is. The book was not in good shape so the good pages/book prints were removed and are being sold individually. Please see our other listings for the other pages available. Measures about 7 1/4 x 9 1/2 inches. This page has a picture on one side with book copy/words on the other side and a separate, smaller picture on that side. The main picture here is labelled at the bottom, "The Giantess Geyser", which, from the book copy on the other side of the page, is one of the geysers in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming (WY). It is a black and white line drawing (not a photograph, no color on page), showing a giant geyser errupting with two smaller geysers shooting into the air also nearby, while small drawings of people and a horse run away from the geysers (presumably scared by the force of the shooting water). The smaller image with book copy on the reverse side shows another geyser shooting water in a tree and mountain landscape, this labelled under the picture to be "Grotto Geyser". The book copy refers to other geysers in the park, including mentioning Grand Geyser, Castle Geyser, Turban Geyser and Old Faithful Geyser, but these are not picutred here. We have provided 3 images showing both page sides. Excellent condition for age. Page has likely darkened over time, with some browning at outer edges. There is very minor page wear and spotting and some on-page creasing, but nothing unexpected or to worry about here. At least one page edge has been trimmed where it was removed from the book. As printed, on the large geyser image, the black ink seems to be slightly darker in two places, seeming to form a darker horizontal line across the Giantess Geyser image. This is not a fold/crease nor dirt/wear, and the picture itself is made with many thin horizontal lines in the background area. But something in the printing of this page applied darker ink seeming to suggest these two more noticeable horizontal lines on the image. This is not objectionable, but you should know it is there. These lines seem to correspond with the ends of the picture on the reverse side, which may be the cause of the darkening. Relative to shipping, please note: While this is a book page/print, this item CAN NOT be shipped via U.S.P.S. Media Mail per the post office. Please do not select this shipping option because we will have to contact you and change the shipping to something else, increasing your postage cost. The cheapest option for shipping this within the U.S. is via U.S.P.S. First Class mail. Also, if you are interested in more than one of these book page prints, please contact us before placing the order. The shipping information has been inputted for a purchase of just one and will not calculate the savings you would get when purchasing more than one shipped together in the same package (we will need to handle this for you).

Antique 1885 Book Print, Preston Ponds, $6.00

  

Antique 1885 Book Print, Negro Head Rock $6.00

  

Antique 1885 Book Print, VT Missisquoi R $6.00

  

1885 Book Print, Yellowstone National Pa $6.00
Edwin Megargee Original Vintage Lithograph Print depicting ~ A Beautiful Palamino Horse. (This is my favorite print! Striking! ~ Certainly reminds you of the horse that starred in the early western tv seres, with Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. * The Palamino is a striking, pale buckskin or cream color horse. These animals usually have silvery mane and tail, and when they are of good conformation, are especially beautiful. * We have obtained many works of art illustrations by the artist: EDWIN MEGARGEE. Artwork SIGNED on the lithograph print as the letters E M. These date 1946 from his collection titled: HORSES. Lithograph print measuring 12-1/4 inches wide by 9-1/4 inches high. VERY SUITABLE FOR FRAMING. Beautiful VIBRANT COLORING. NEAR-EXCELLENT CONDITION. Only flaw runs along the very, very bottom edge, a very faint outline of an old water stain. Can trim away approx. 1/4 inch, or matte around, since you have lots of bordering surrounding the artwork image. PLEASE BE SURE TO VIEW OUR OTHER MANY PRINTS BY THIS ARTIST. ALWAYS GLAD TO COMBINE ORDERS FOR ADDING SHIPPING SAVINGS! THANKS FOR VISITING DOGWOOD TRAIL ANTIQUES. **WE GLADLY SELL WORLDWIDE ~ JUST ASK FOR SHIPPING QUOTE!!**  Vintage Print of St. Bernard Dog by Lake with Girl sleeping with picnic basket with Oak Frame, the print is old and is not in perfect condition.  Matted and ready to pop into a standard frame: This interesting inkjet print is 5" x 7" printed signature and 1885. Some bio info from wiki pedia .com: Anna Bilińska-Bohdanowicz (1857–1893) was a Polish painter, known for her portraits. She was born as Anna Bilińska, a daughter of Polish doctor in Ukraine, where she spent her childhood. She lived with her father in Russia, before studying music and art in Warsaw. She went later to study at the Académie Julian in Paris. She lived in France until 1892, when she married a medical doctor named Bohdanowicz and she took his name (Anna Bilińska-Bohdanowicz). They returned to Warsaw after their marriage, where she died a year later of heart attack. Her paintings are known from the reproductions of her portraits of women and often reproduced view of the Unter den Linden in Berlin from 1890. This wonderful reproduction of the original printed graphic is crisply printed on matte finish heavy photo paper. This piece includes a white acid-free matte and is ready to be popped into a standard 8" x 10" frame, which can be bought anywhere locally. Graphic area fits the 5" x 7" opening of the matte. Image included here is low-quality for quick loading on the net with a watermark across, which will not be on your print. Makes a terrific gift for the collector or an addition to your collection! Keywords: memorabilia collecting collectibles antiques collectable collectables patents print prints 1900ss vintage collecting dealers merchandise artwork for sale cool vintage antique buy shopping print prints shop dealer antique collectible gay interest men artists  Triptych Flamingos & Blossoms Prints , Signed Numbered. It is numbered 92/500 by Paul Sloan on the print itself. I believe the prints are Gilcee as they are on Kodak Photographic paper. They are all framed behind glass and ready to hang. The white painted frames have a rustic appearance. The prints measures 8" x 10". The condition is excellent. Paul Sloan is an artist from the Pacific Northwest .

Palamino Horse-Colored Lithograph-Edwin $45.00

  

St. Bernard Dog with Girl Sleeping Print $89.50

  

ca. 1885 Artist BOHDANOWICZ Nude Male TO $12.99

  

Triptych Flamingos & Blossoms Prints , P $139.99
<b>Set of Three Miniature Replicas of Thomas Peyton & Two Wives</b><div> Size: Approx. 8 x 3 each<div> Thomas Peyton 1416-1484 With his Two Wives Margaret Bernard and his second wife Margaret Francis. Taken from Brass Rubbings in England. Thomas was High Sheriff of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire in 1443 and 1453. He died in 1484 and was buried at Isleham. He is shown between his two wives, lying full faced with hands joined in prayer, and shown in armour of the some-what exotic type then fashionable.<div> Thomas Peyton, Esq. 1416 - 1484 Margaret Peyton, 1470 Her brass showes her in an elegant attitude, leaning slightly backward and wearing a butterfly headdress which was fashionable for a short while during the reign of Edward IV Following the custom of the period, her hands are not shown conventionally joined in prayer but are open and separate as though expressing surprise.<div> Margaret Francis, second wife of Thomas Peyton. She is depicted wearing the same necklace as Margaret Bernard and is shown in the same elegant posture.<div> More extended information is shown on the back of each rubbing.<div> Condition: Good - there is some wear on the frames. All three are ready to hang.<div> Total Weight: 1 lb.<div> The rubbings are in good condition. They are not under glass.  6 framed lithographic prints by John Harris (1811-1865), after M. A. Hayes Car-Travelling in the South of Ireland in the year 1856: Getting Ready. Hearn's Hotel, Clonmel; Arriving at the end of a stage; On the road at full pace; Taking up a passenger; Dropping a passenger; and The arrival at Waterford. Commin's Hotel These are lithographs of a set of six aquatints, published by Ackermann & Co., London, 1856 S. 11½ x 15¼in. They are all framed behind glass. The simple wood frames are not anything special. The condition of all the prints is very good to excellent with a wee bit of fading. The first picture was taken with the print out of the frame. The rest are taken through the glass therefore you will see some glare and reflection from the background.  Very interesting tribal looking Artist Signed Ceramic Wall Mask by artist Lynn Paccassi Berry of Radvan Studio in Saint Thomas. It is dated as well, '96. The face is a rough grey surface whereas the crown, lips and eye features are smooth with an off white glaze. The lips have a tint of pink on them. It is 14" high by 13.5" wide.  This Vintage Time Magazine from September 19, 1983 is complete and in very good condition with slight wear & has a mailing label. This Time Magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11" and is suitable for framing. The front cover features "Putting Moscow On Defense".

Miniature Rubbings of Peyton / Family $75.00

  

M. A. HAYES (1820-1877) A set of six colo $859.99

  

tribal looking Artist Signed Ceramic Wal $559.99

  

Time Magazine - September 19, 1983 Mosco $10.49
This Vintage Time Magazine from 1983 is complete and in very good condition with slight wear & has a mailing label. This TIme Magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11" and is suitable for framing. The front cover features "60 Years In History".  Neat original book illustration from 1885 edition of Picturesque Tours in America, the Junior United Tourist Club, edited by the Rev. Edward T. Bromfield, published by R. Worthington, NY. The date does not appear on-page but was present on the book's title page from which this came and we guarantee the age and what this is. The book was not in good shape so the good pages/book prints were removed and are being sold individually. Please see our other listings for the other pages available. Measures about 7 1/4 x 9 1/2 inches. This page has a picture on one side with book copy/words on the other side and a separate, smaller picture of another locale. The main picture here is labelled at the bottom, "Talulowehack Canon, Sierras", which we believe is a location in the state of Nevada, although we don't know that for certain. It is a black and white line drawing (not a photograph, no color on page), showing a lovely mountain & valley scene with tall trees in the foreground and a male deer or stag standing in front of a fallen tree looking towards the canon (we know this is a male from the large, multi-point antlers). We have provided an image of the main book page picture, as best we could show it. The smaller image with book copy on the reverse side shows railroad tracks within a wooden structure and is labelled, "Snow-shed, Central Pacific Railroad". Excellent condition for age. Page has likely darkened over time, with some browning at outer edges. There is very minor page wear and spotting and some on-page creasing, but nothing unexpected or to worry about here. At least one page edge has been trimmed where it was removed from the book. Relative to shipping, please note: While this is a book page/print, this item CAN NOT be shipped via U.S.P.S. Media Mail per the post office. Please do not select this shipping option because we will have to contact you and change the shipping to something else, increasing your postage cost. The cheapest option for shipping this within the U.S. is via U.S.P.S. First Class mail. Also, if you are interested in more than one of these book page prints, please contact us before placing the order. The shipping information has been inputted for a purchase of just one and will not calculate the savings you would get when purchasing more than one shipped together in the same package (we will need to handle this for you).  Neat original book illustration from 1885 edition of Picturesque Tours in America, the Junior United Tourist Club, edited by the Rev. Edward T. Bromfield, published by R. Worthington, NY. The date does not appear on-page but was present on the book's title page from which this came and we guarantee the age and what this is. The book was not in good shape so the good pages/book prints were removed and are being sold individually. Please see our other listings for the other pages available. Measures about 7 1/4 x 9 1/2 inches. This page has a picture on one side with book copy/words on the other side and a separate, smaller picture of another locale. The main picture here is labelled at the bottom, "Mount Washington and the White Hills". This is an area in New Hampshire, and today we believe the "White Hills" are referred to as the "White Mountains". It is a black and white line drawing (not a photograph, no color on page), showing a lovely mountain scene with trees and rocks. We have provided an image of the main book page picture, as best we could show it. The smaller image with book copy on the reverse side shows a short (engine & one car)train on eleveated railroad tracks and is labelled, "Mount Washington Railway". Excellent condition for age. Page has likely darkened over time, with some browning at outer edges. There is very minor page wear and spotting in the border area, with one corner chipped/torn, but nothing unexpected or to worry about here. At least one page edge has been trimmed where it was removed from the book. Relative to shipping, please note: While this is a book page/print, this item CAN NOT be shipped via U.S.P.S. Media Mail per the post office. Please do not select this shipping option because we will have to contact you and change the shipping to something else, increasing your postage cost. The cheapest option for shipping this within the U.S. is via U.S.P.S. First Class mail. Also, if you are interested in more than one of these book page prints, please contact us before placing the order. The shipping information has been inputted for a purchase of just one and will not calculate the savings you would get when purchasing more than one shipped together in the same package (we will need to handle this for you).  Neat original book illustration from 1885 edition of Picturesque Tours in America, the Junior United Tourist Club, edited by the Rev. Edward T. Bromfield, published by R. Worthington, NY. The date does not appear on-page but was present on the book's title page from which this came and we guarantee the age and what this is. The book was not in good shape so the good pages/book prints were removed and are being sold individually. Please see our other listings for the other pages available. Measures about 7 1/4 x 9 3/4 inches. This page has a picture on one side with book copy/words on the other side. The picture is labelled at the bottom, "A White Mountain Glen". We believe this to be referring to the White Mountains of New Hampshire. It is a black and white line drawing (not a photograph, no color on page), showing a very pretty, serene scene of a brook flowing through rocks into a larger stream or river. We have provided an image of the book page picture, as best we could show it. Excellent condition for age. Page has likely darkened over time, with some browning at outer edges. There is perhaps very minor page wear as expected, with two of the corners worn/clipped/torn at the points, but nothing to worry about here. At least one page edge has been trimmed where it was removed from the book. Relative to shipping, please note: While this is a book page/print, this item CAN NOT be shipped via U.S.P.S. Media Mail per the post office. Please do not select this shipping option because we will have to contact you and change the shipping to something else, increasing your postage cost. The cheapest option for shipping this within the U.S. is via U.S.P.S. First Class mail. Also, if you are interested in more than one of these book page prints, please contact us before placing the order. The shipping information has been inputted for a purchase of just one and will not calculate the savings you would get when purchasing more than one shipped together in the same package (we will need to handle this for you).

Time Magazine - 1983 60 Years In History $11.49

  

1885 Book Print, Nevada Talulowehack Can $6.00

  

1885 Book Print, New Hampshire, Mount Wa $6.00

  

Antique 1885 Book Print, New Hampshire, $6.00
Neat original 2 sided book illustration from 1885 edition of Picturesque Tours in America, the Junior United Tourist Club, edited by the Rev. Edward T. Bromfield, published by R. Worthington, NY. The date does not appear on-page but was present on the book's title page from which this came and we guarantee the age and what this is. The book was not in good shape so the good pages/book prints were removed and are being sold individually. Please see our other listings for the other pages available. Measures about 7 1/2 x 9 3/4 inches. This page has two separate pictures, one on each side. One is labelled at the bottom to be of "New York Harbor", showing many boats on water with buildings in the far distance behind them. Some seem to be clipper ships with multiple sails, others are of other types of ships, with several small rowboats in the foreground carrying people, as if the rowboats are ferrying people from the larger ships to the shore, or vice versa. On the other side of the page is a "View of Elevated Railroad" with horse drawn carriages passing under the elevated railroad tracks. Both pictures are black and white line drawings (not photographs, no color on page). On the harbor view, the name, "A. Sargent" appears/is printed on the lower right, with what looks to be "T. A. Weber" on the lower left. On the railroad view, "RR CO" appears on the lower right on the picture, with perhaps another letter in front of this but we can't make that out for sure. We have provided an image of each book page side, as best we could show them. Excellent condition for age. Pages have likely darkened over time, with some browning at outer edges. There is perhaps very minor page wear as expected, but nothing to worry about here. At least one page edge has been trimmed where it was removed from the book. Relative to shipping, please note: While this is a book page/print, this item CAN NOT be shipped via U.S.P.S. Media Mail per the post office. Please do not select this shipping option because we will have to contact you and change the shipping to something else, increasing your postage cost. The cheapest option for shipping this within the U.S. is via U.S.P.S. First Class mail. Also, if you are interested in more than one of these book page prints, please contact us before placing the order. The shipping information has been inputted for a purchase of just one and will not calculate the savings you would get when purchasing more than one shipped together in the same package (we will need to handle this for you).  Neat original book illustration from 1885 edition of Picturesque Tours in America, the Junior United Tourist Club, edited by the Rev. Edward T. Bromfield, published by R. Worthington, NY. The date does not appear on-page but was present on the book's title page from which this came and we guarantee the age and what this is. The book was not in good shape so the good pages/book prints were removed and are being sold individually. Please see our other listings for the other pages available. Measures about 7 1/2 x 9 3/4 inches. This page has a picture on one side with book copy/words on the other side. The picture is labelled at the bottom, "View of a Spur of the Blue Mountains, Delaware Water Gap, New Jersey". It is a black and white line drawing (not a photograph, no color on page), showing a lovely mountain scene with tall trees in the foreground. In front of the trees is actually a hunter with a rifle, shooting at some birds shown on the water or river which passes in front of the mountains. We have provided an image of the book page picture, as best we could show it. Excellent condition for age. Page has likely darkened over time, with some browning at outer edges. There is perhaps very minor page wear as expected, but nothing to worry about here. At least one page edge has been trimmed where it was removed from the book. Relative to shipping, please note: While this is a book page/print, this item CAN NOT be shipped via U.S.P.S. Media Mail per the post office. Please do not select this shipping option because we will have to contact you and change the shipping to something else, increasing your postage cost. The cheapest option for shipping this within the U.S. is via U.S.P.S. First Class mail. Also, if you are interested in more than one of these book page prints, please contact us before placing the order. The shipping information has been inputted for a purchase of just one and will not calculate the savings you would get when purchasing more than one shipped together in the same package (we will need to handle this for you).  Most decorative old chromo lithograph depicting 33 Indian Ethnic groups like Blackfeet Indians, Tikuna, Pueblo Indian, Eskimos, Mexican Indians, Indians from South American countries, Sioux, Apaches and many more. Though older than 100 years the colours of this chromo lithograph look extremely fresh and vivid. Artist signed G. Mützel. Vertical centrefold. The graphic has been published by Meyers, Germany, in 1898. Size: 10 in. x 12 in. Fine condition. It looks great when matted and framed.  Typical Art Deco graphic. Authentic etching by Ingrid (?) Heidenreich, an Austrian artist. The printed part is 3,4 x 4,5 inches, the actual sheet is much larger. Signed with pencil. App. 1920. It sure stands out when matted and framed and would make a unique gift.

Antique 1885 Book Print, New York City H $6.00

  

1885 Book Print, New Jersey Blue Mountai $6.00

  

Indians: Most decorative, ancient Chromo $65.00

  

Art Deco Engraving. Study of a Head $50.00
19th century engraving with a scene of murder in a cathedral. A masked man stabs another man to death. Very fine artwork. Engraved, with no strokes but little dots which give the graphic almost the impression of a lithograph. Size: 5,5 x 7,2 inches. Fine condition.  Old Japanese woodblock print, depicting a high ranking official (?) and his guard. Multi-color woodblock print, delicately executed, artist signed, colophon at upper right part. Size: 6,1 x 9,2 inches (154 x 234 mm). Minor creasing. The print has been hinged and removing the hinge left a small thin at the upper right part – which is not visible from front side. It sure looks impressive when matted and framed and would make a unique gift.  Decorative chromo-lithograph, depicting 8 kinds of antique fayences: Fayence from Strassburg, Persia, Rouen, Delft and modern French and English objects. 6,1 x 9,8 inches, fine condition. Lithographed by Brockhaus in 1900.  Asian Peoples: Most decorative chromolithograph from 1892. The graphic depicts 25 different Asian ethnics such as Chinese, Mongols, Tibetan, Singhalese, Persian, Malayan, Wedda (Ceylon), Negrito (Philippines), Japanese, Korean, Ainu and others. Size: 12 x 10 inches. Artist signed G. Mützel. Issued by Brockhaus in 1896, lithograph by Brockhaus geographic-artistic Institute Leipzig. Vertical centrefold, clean and fresh, vivid colours.

Antique Engraving, Scene in a Cathedral. $30.00

  

Japanese Woodblock Print with 2 Men. Dec $40.00

  

Fayences: Lithograph from 1900 with 8 Ex $22.00

  

1896: Asian Peoples. Chromo Lithograph, $50.00
1898: 12 x 9.5 inches Chromolithograph depicting cactuses and cactus flowers. Colorful litho, delicately executed. Vertical centerfold. Broad margins. The lithograph has been printed by Bibliographisches Institut Leipzig. Litho by Meyers Germany 1898. Fine condition  1898: Ice caves. Attractive, decorative chromolithograph, depicting 3 views at European ice caves at the late 19th century. Size: 9,5 x 6,2 inches.. Fine condition. Printed by Brockhaus Geographic-artistic Institute Leipzig.  1898: Luminous Animals. Attractive, decorative chromolithograph, depicting 12 different kinds of shining animals, mostly marine creatures. Very colorful litho. Size: 9,5 x 6,2 inches.. Minor aging. Fine condition. Printed by Bibliographisches Institut Leipzig. Litho by Meyers Germany 1898.  Vintage Aquatint Lithograph Art Print Forks Utensils Dining. This great print of (11) forks is 23-5/8" long x 11-1/2" wide overall and the printed area is 20-3/8" long x 8-1/8" wide. It was purchased from an estate sale. The artist is unknown. It came from somewhere outside of the USA but the actual location is not known. It is in excellent condition.

1898: Colorful Chromolithograph of Cactu $25.00

  

Ice Caves Chromo Lithograph from 1898 $20.00

  

Luminous Animals Fine Chromo Lithograph $18.00

  

Vintage Aquatint Lithograph Art Print Fo $34.95
Vintage Aquatint Lithograph Art Print Spoons Utensils Dining. This great print of (11) spoons is 23-5/8" long x 11-1/2" wide overall and the printed area is 20-3/8" long x 8-1/8" wide. It was purchased from an estate sale. The artist is unknown. It came from somewhere outside of the USA but the actual location is not known. It is in excellent condition.  ca. 1830: Fine etching, depicting 3 dogs, a Dachshund, a Setter and a Pug. Size: 14 x 8,9 inches. There is some overall aging and creasing which could be covered if the etching is matted. The graphic is by Joseph Trentsensky (1793 - 1839) and rare.  1900: Chromolithograph, 12 x 9,5 inches, depicting coats of arms of the Austrian Hungarian Empire: Upper- and Lower Austria, Salzburg, Styria, Carinthia, the Tyrol, Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia, Galicia, Hungary, Dalmatia, Hungary, Carniola, Croatia, Istria and Dalmatia. Decorative chromo lithograph, printed by Bibliographisches Institut Leipzig. Litho by Meyers Germany 1900. Vertical centerfolds, fine condition.  1898: Monochrome chromolithograph, 6,1 x 9,8 inches, depicting 5 kinds of Hexactinellid ( so called glass sponges). Very good graphic with fine details. Fine condition. Published by F. A. Brockhaus Geographic- Artistic Institut Leipzig. Hexactinellid sponges are sponges with a skeleton made of four- and/or six-pointed silaceous spicules, often referred to as glass sponges. They are usually classified along with other sponges in the phylum Porifera, but some researchers consider them sufficiently distinct to deserve their own phylum, Symplasma.

Vintage Aquatint Lithograph Art Print Sp $34.95

  

Dogs: Etching by Trentsensky from app. 1 $60.00

  

1900: Austro-Hungarian Coats of Arms. De $30.00

  

Glass Sponges. Decorative Chromo lithogr $22.00
1898: Colorful chromolithograph, depicting different kinds of manageable structures of 14 plants. Size: 12.1 x 9.5 inches, vertical centre fold, fine condition. Broad margins. The print stands out when matted and framed and makes a great gift. Lithographs by Meyers, Germany in 1898.  Picture with the butterfly is signed in the lower left hand corner FLORENCE KROGER. Other two are not signed. Nice wooden frames measure 6-3/4 x 5-3/4". Prints are under glass. Very nice condition. Sweet old-fashioned kittens! Thanks for looking!  A round deep wood framed sihouette. The 1950s style painting shows a girl lighting the candles. Round, 6"x1.25" deep wood frame, convex glass, reverse painted. Very good condition with some minor paint wear of the frame. Background is white as in 2nd picture not pink.   Framed Prong-horned Antelope Outdoor Life Nature Series print of Painting by Robert Lindneux. The Painting was done in 1929. It was printed in the 1950's . It is in a sealed frame behind glass. The frame measures 12" x 9". The condition is good. The frame has a nick. There is a small faint mark or smudge just a inch or so from the signature.

Reproductive Structures: Botanical Chrom $20.00

  

Vintage Set of 3 Kittens Signed Kroger F $25.00

  

Silhouette Girl Lighting Candles Round F $30.00

  

Pronghorned Antelope Outdoor Life Nature $34.99
Framed print of a small mouth bass taking the bait. The colors here are quite soothing. it is a print of a painting or watercolor by Knuth. The condition of the art is excellent. It is framed behind glass. The print is 14" x 11 1/8" Here is a bit about the artist I found on the internet: Carl C. "Spike" Knuth Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Spike’s interest in the outdoors began at age seven with birds and fishing on southeastern Wisconsin’s Okauchee Lake. From ages 8-13, He spent many summer vacations—any opportunities—honing his fishing and nature study skills. He traveled the lake by rowboat, covering many miles and spending many hours. His interests expanded when he moved with his parents and brother to Fond du Lac, in east central Wisconsin. Here he spent countless hours around big Lake Winnebago, in nearby Supple and Eldorado marshes, the world famous Horicon Marsh, Lake Butte des Mortes and more marshes and lakes in the area. During this same time period, he expressed an interest in and love of wildlife and the outdoors while developing his talent in art. He began studying plants and flowers so that when he illustrated wildlife in his paintings the vegetation depicted would be genuine. Spike’s artwork and illustrations, writings and photography have appeared in numerous magazines, particularly Virginia Wildlife. He has created more than 70 covers for a variety of magazines He worked at Mercury Outboards for 13 years, starting as a hand trucker, moving to production control then to commercial artist. He worked as a news photographer and artist for the Fond du Lac Reporter for 4-1/2 years. In 1968-69 he hosted a live half-hour television program on KFIZ-TV, a sibling operation to the newspaper in Fond du Lac. Spike said his childhood dream and desire to be an outdoor writer and wildlife illustrator full time came to fruition in February, 1974, when he began working for the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries. He hosted and produced more than 300-television programs from 1975 to 1986 for the Department, including a two-minute radio program on WRVA, Richmond for seven years. Spike has two duck stamps to his credit, the 1978 Indiana Waterfowl Stamp and the 1992 and 1999 Virginia Waterfowl Stamps. He wrote a monthly page in Virginia Wildlife (Naturally Wild) magazine as well as illustrated the Wild in the Woods pages. His artwork of northern yellowthroats was among 50 paintings displayed at the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Bird Art Show in Wausau, Wisconsin, in 1979, a piece that made a world tour to fine arts academies in Edinburgh, Scotland; London, England and Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In fact, the painting was used on the cover of Edinburgh Today magazine. Spike has been donating artwork to Ducks Unlimited since 1967 beginning with the D.U. Chapter in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and has donated about 500 original pieces of art to Ducks Unlimited’s auctions since then. His association with Chesapeake Style magazine began in the spring of 2000, when an article about him appeared in conjunction with the Rappahannock River Wildlife Art Festival for which he was named Artist of the Year. Since then he writes and illustrates Spike's Wildlife Almanac column every month. Spike said, "I write and illustrate wildlife because wildlife fascinates me and I feel the urge to say to people, ‘Look at this, isn’t this amazing?' I just want to share my fascination and interest in the outdoors with readers, and tell them about what I saw and learned. If it wasn't for wildlife, I probably wouldn't paint or write!" The frame makes it a bit larger. The frame is not anything special. It does have a few nicks but not anything noticeable. However I would recommend only having the print mailed to you thus saving on shipping. This way you can reframed into a something nicer.  Brandi Fairbanks, Women/ Heart Print, signed. The print is on mounted on a hard shell form and in the original shrink wrap. The print measures 17" x 11" and that includes the border. ( the print you will receive will not have the overlay across it. ) The condition of the image is excellent. There is a small poke hole in the left border that can be hidden once matted and framed. Brandi Fairbanks is an artist from Bellingham Washington. Her art is frequently turns up at art shows and street fairs. She also has a website.  Calendar print  Such a really sweet original vintage lithograph print. Depicts a childhood theme ~ seems this little boy has gotten into mischief. He has spotted a freshly baked pie sitting in the window sill cooling. Has fell off the wooden crate he tried to use as a step-ladder. In the process has the entire baked pie fall on his person, and a scared pet spaniel dog running away. These prints are very popular by this reknowned artist, SIGNED in lower right hand corner: STUART '36. Have seen many prints of his, but this one is a pleasant surprise to find. Not readily found. Lithograph was album pasted, so on back has the tan scrap paper pasted on. Does not effect this print for you to frame and display. Measures with white surrounding white border, 8-1/4 inches wide by 5-1/4 inches high. Some slight creases into upper part of print in the dark background areas. Very VIBRANT, UNFADED COLORING. Please make sure to view our other many framed and unframed prints we have listed. WE GLADLY COMBINE ORDERS FOR ADDED SHIPPING SAVINGS!! **WE GLADLY SELL WORLDWIDE ~ JUST ASK FOR SHIPPING QUOTE!!** THANKS FOR VISITING DOGWOOD TRAIL ANTIQUES!

Small Mouth Bass Framed Print. Carl &quo

 

Brandi Fairbanks, Women / Heart Print, si $69.99

  

Mother Feeding Baby at Dinnertable-Vinta $24.00

  

c1936 R. James Stuart Lithograph-Little B $38.00
Edwin Megargee Original Vintage Lithograph Print depicting a horse in portrait. Great coloring in brown tones on the horse. Is housed in its original vintage oval wood frame with gesso on wood. Is an ivory color, some scratches, soiling, some minor nicks. Old glass. The frame compliments the print nicely. Frame measures 11-1/2 inches wide by 9-1/2 inches high. We cleaned up the glass, replaced the older brown kraft paper. At the top is a metal tag to hang up on your wall. Lithograph print measuring approx. 10 inches wide by 8-1/2 inches high. Beautiful VIBRANT COLORING. EXCELLENT CONDITION. No flaws to mention in the print. We have obtained many works of art illustrations by the artist: EDWIN MEGARGEE. Artwork SIGNED on the lithograph print. These date 1946 from his collection titled: HORSES. PLEASE BE SURE TO VIEW OUR OTHER MANY PRINTS BY THIS ARTIST. ALWAYS GLAD TO COMBINE ORDERS FOR ADDING SHIPPING SAVINGS! THANKS FOR VISITING DOGWOOD TRAIL ANTIQUES. **WE GLADLY SELL WORLDWIDE ~ JUST ASK FOR SHIPPING QUOTE!!** **WE REVIEW ANY REASONABLE OFFERS ON ALL OUR ITEMS.!!*  David Lance Goines: "Art Directors & Artists Club of Sacramento", which has 14 colors, measures 24" x 16", is pencil-signed and dated ("1988") and made in a limited edition(#74/300). Goines enjoys the reputation as one of the nation's premier graphic artists. His posters are represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian Institution, among others. Please contact us for other available signed Goines prints; we have several of the very rare and hard to find ones available and they are all in MINT condition.  David Lance Goines: "Mr. Expresso", which has 14 colors, measures 24" x 17", is pencil-signed and dated ("1988") and made in a limited edition(#59/300). Goines enjoys the reputation as one of the nation's premier graphic artists. His posters are represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian Institution, among others. Please contact us for other available signed Goines prints; we have several of the very rare and hard to find ones available and they are all in MINT condition.  David Lance Goines: "Chez Panisse Seventeenth Birthday", which has 14 colors, measures 24" x 17", is pencil-signed and dated ("1988") and made in a limited edition(#61/300). Goines enjoys the reputation as one of the nation's premier graphic artists. His posters are represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian Institution, among others. Please contact us for other available signed Goines prints; we have several of the very rare and hard to find ones available and they are all in MINT condition.

Vintage Oval Framed Print-Ed Megargee-Ho $110.00

  

David Lance Goines (b. 1945; Berkeley, CA $275.00

  

David Lance Goines (b. 1945; Berkeley, CA $250.00

  

David Lance Goines (b. 1945; Berkeley, CA $250.00
David Lance Goines: "Swinerton & Walberg Builders - 100 Years", which has 8 colors, measures 24" x 17", is pencil-signed and dated ("1988") and made in a limited edition(#74/300). Goines enjoys the reputation as one of the nation's premier graphic artists. His posters are represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian Institution, among others. Please contact us for other available signed Goines prints; we have several of the very rare and hard to find ones available and they are all in MINT condition.  David Lance Goines: "Sioux City Art Center", which has 12 colors, measures 24" x 17", is pencil-signed and dated ("1988") and made in a limited edition(#74/300). Goines enjoys the reputation as one of the nation's premier graphic artists. His posters are represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian Institution, among others. Please contact us for other available signed Goines prints; we have several of the very rare and hard to find ones available and they are all in MINT condition.  David Lance Goines: "Pallido Olive Oil", which has 4 colors, measures 24" x 17", is pencil-signed and dated ("1987") and made in a limited edition(#79/300). Goines enjoys the reputation as one of the nation's premier graphic artists. His posters are represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian Institution, among others. Please contact us for other available signed Goines prints; we have several of the very rare and hard to find ones available and they are all in MINT condition.  David Lance Goines: "Chez Panisse Sixteenth Birthday", which has 8 colors, measures 24" x 17", is pencil-signed and dated ("1987") and made in a limited edition(#78/300). Goines enjoys the reputation as one of the nation's premier graphic artists. His posters are represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian Institution, among others. Please contact us for other available signed Goines prints; we have several of the very rare and hard to find ones available and they are all in MINT condition.

David Lance Goines (b. 1945; Berkeley, CA $250.00

  

David Lance Goines (b. 1945; Berkeley, CA $250.00

  

David Lance Goines (b. 1945; Berkeley, CA $275.00

  

David Lance Goines (b. 1945; Berkeley, CA $275.00
David Lance Goines: "Le Mois de l'Affiche a Bordeaux", which has 13 colors, measures 24" x 18", is pencil-signed and dated ("1987") and made in a limited edition(#79/300). Goines enjoys the reputation as one of the nation's premier graphic artists. His posters are represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian Institution, among others. Please contact us for other available signed Goines prints; we have several of the very rare and hard to find ones available and they are all in MINT condition.  David Lance Goines: "Children's Hospital Oakland", which has 11 colors, measures 24" x 16", is pencil-signed and dated ("1987") and made in a limited edition(#80/300). Goines enjoys the reputation as one of the nation's premier graphic artists. His posters are represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian Institution, among others. Please contact us for other available signed Goines prints; we have several of the very rare and hard to find ones available and they are all in MINT condition.  David Lance Goines: "Zero Waste", which has 14 colors, measures 24" x 15", is pencil-signed and dated ("1986") and made in a limited edition(#81/300). Goines enjoys the reputation as one of the nation's premier graphic artists. His posters are represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian Institution, among others. Please contact us for other available signed Goines prints; we have several of the very rare and hard to find ones available and they are all in MINT condition.  David Lance Goines: "Chez Panisse Fifteenth Birthday", which has 7 colors, measures 24" x 18", is pencil-signed and dated ("1986") and made in a limited edition(#140/300). Goines enjoys the reputation as one of the nation's premier graphic artists. His posters are represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian Institution, among others. Please contact us for other available signed Goines prints; we have several of the very rare and hard to find ones available and they are all in MINT condition.

David Lance Goines (b. 1945; Berkeley, CA $375.00

  

David Lance Goines (b. 1945; Berkeley, CA $350.00

  

David Lance Goines (b. 1945; Berkeley, CA $350.00

  

David Lance Goines (b. 1945; Berkeley, CA $350.00
David Lance Goines: "University of California San Francisco", which has 9 colors, measures 24" x 18", is pencil-signed and dated ("1987") and made in a limited edition(#80/300). Goines enjoys the reputation as one of the nation's premier graphic artists. His posters are represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian Institution, among others. Please contact us for other available signed Goines prints; we have several of the very rare and hard to find ones available and they are all in MINT condition.  David Lance Goines: "Citation Workers' Compensation", which has 10 colors, measures 24" x 16", is pencil-signed and dated ("1986") and made in a limited edition(#145/300). Goines enjoys the reputation as one of the nation's premier graphic artists. His posters are represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian Institution, among others. Please contact us for other available signed Goines prints; we have several of the very rare and hard to find ones available and they are all in MINT condition.  David Lance Goines: "AIDS Prevention", which has 10 colors, measures 24" x 17", is pencil-signed and dated ("1985") and made in a limited edition(#146/300). Goines enjoys the reputation as one of the nation's premier graphic artists. His posters are represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian Institution, among others. Please contact us for other available signed Goines prints; we have several of the very rare and hard to find ones available and they are all in MINT condition.  David Lance Goines: "Library Associates University of California-Davis, which has 10 colors, measures 24" x 16", is pencil-signed and dated ("1985") and made in a limited edition(#146/300). Goines enjoys the reputation as one of the nation's premier graphic artists. His posters are represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian Institution, among others. Please contact us for other available signed Goines prints; we have several of the very rare and hard to find ones available and they are all in MINT condition.

David Lance Goines (b. 1945; Berkeley, CA $350.00

  

David Lance Goines (b. 1945; Berkeley, CA $350.00

  

David Lance Goines (b. 1945; Berkeley, CA $350.00

  

David Lance Goines (b. 1945; Berkeley, CA $350.00


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