New England Auctions: Holiday Native American, Silver Jewelry and Collector's Items ONLINE ONLY

Collection of approximately 161 early American envelopes, many with patriotic themes. Presented and sold in a binder.

Signed 'Botero Marlborough New York, February 1972'. Original poster, framed.

Town and City Atlas of the State of New Hampshire 1892.

DeKooning Guild Hall - East Hampton with artist signed in pencil. In lucite frame.

Pencil signed and inscribed poster. Retains hand-written note by artist dated 1979.

14 books and magazines printed in Russia or printed elsewhere about Russia. Subjects include the Ballets Russes, early Russian limited editions, etc.

Abstract pop art portrait of a face.

Gentlemen of the Jury. Print. Pencil signed LR.

Two female profiles. Woodblock print on paper.

A Disputed Heat, Claiming a Foul. Lithograph.

Extensive collection (over 60 pieces) of Antique Valentines Day ephemera to include post cards, greeting cards, die-cuts, stand-up display cards, fold-out crepe paper decorations, etc.

Folk art portrait of Abraham Lincoln. Oil on canvas. Signed and dated LR.

Audubon print -- Carolina Parrakeet.

Post card album with over 140 cards. Includes many Holidays, presidents, forget-me-not, Halloween, etc.

Works of Charles Dickens. The Globe Edition. Illustrated from Designs by Darley and Gilbert.

Signed Richard Diebenkorn Ojai Festival 1980, poster.

Two cloth bound albums of post cards from much of Europe, with a concentration in Italy and England. 281 cards

Four Bibles with connections to Manchester/Stoddard New Hampshire. 1848-1880.

Aesop's Fables.

Four female fashion drawings. Signed by artist LR and dated 1932.

Four boxes of books which contents include mostly references on early American furniture and homes.

Three copies of 'L'Art Arabe d'apres les monuments du Kaire depuis le VIIe siecle jusqu'a la fin du XVIIIe'. Prisse d'Avennes, Achille Constant Theodore Emile.

Two different copies of The Fables of La Fontaine, Illustrated by Gustave Dore. The Fables of La Fontaine. Translated into English by Walter Thornbury. With Illustrations by Gustave Dore. Cassell, Peter, and Gilpin.

25 volumes of similarly cloth bound in blue and gold. referred to as The Blue and Gold Series from Ticknor and Fields (Fields and Osgood) of Boston, other companies published books in very similar bindings.

Posthumous print after Joan Miro (1893--1983). Hommage to Joan Pratt. Photomechanical graphic. COA on reverse. 2003.