Currier & Ives and
other fine 19th Century
Prints
GEN. WILLIAM J. WORTH,
AT THE STORMING OF THE BISHOP'S
PALACE, SEPT. 22ND 1846.
GEN. WORTH WAS A HERO OF THE
MEXICAN AMERICAN WAR. THE CITY
OF FORT WORTH, TEXAS WAS
NAMED AFTER HIM. OVERALL 6" X 12"
$60
LADY THORN, THE CELEBRATED
TROTTING HORSE, FORMERLY "MAID OF
ASHLAND." RARE LITHO AND IN
EXTREMELY GOOD CONDITION. 13 1/4 X
10 1/4 OVERALL. OLD FRAME, MOST LIKELY
ORIGINAL.
$135
THE DOVE.
PUBLISHED BY N. CURRIER, 2 SPRUCE
ST., NY. THE ADDRESS SHOWS THIS TO BE
A VERY EARLY CURRIER LITHOGRAPH.
BEAUTIFUL CONDITION AND VIBRANT
COLORS FOR ARTWORK MORE THAN 167
YEARS OLD.
$80
"THE OLD GRIST MILL" RARE
HASKELL & ALLEN LITHO 1890's
18 1/2 INCHES X 15 INCHES. BOTTOM
READS "THE OLD GRIST MILL, PUBLISHED
BY HASKELL & ALLEN, 14 HANOVER st.,
BOSTON." THE CONDITION IS VERY GOOD.
THE CO. PUBLISHED JUST A FEW YEARS
AND DID MOSTLY PORTRAITS. THIS IS A
RARE PRINT. THE PHILADELPHIA PRINT
SHOP IS OFFERING A HASKELL & ALLEN
LITHO TITLED "AMERICAN PRIZE FRUIT"
FOR $1,650.
$350
