 Three
Attached Pairs of Black and White Painted Wooden Duck
Decoys; decoys are mounted on opposing ends of three varying
lengths of wooden rails with attached cord between pairs
(unmarked).
Multicolored Felt Penny Rug,
25" diameter; some color staining to back lining of
rug, some fraying of felt and stitching surrounding felt.
 Three
framed paper litho Political Caricatures: The first is
entitled "The REED Bird will Build his Nest Undisturbed
in the Same Old Place" by Grant Hamilton, two tears in
lower left and right; the second is entitled "Verdaderamente
Al Estremo De La Cuerda (Free Translation - "At the end
if his rope.")" by Victor Gilliam, water staining
lower right; and the third is entitled "We MUST Finish
the Nicaragua Canal" by Victor Gilliam. All are
"Copyright 1898 by Arkell Publishing Company of New
York;" all measure 14.75" x 21.5" which
includes the frame.
Pair of early Prints in round frames:
one entitled "Blind Man's Buff;" the other
"Beauty," Circa 1800; both measure 16.5"
diameter which includes frame.
 Charcoal
Drawing of a Siamese Cat, signed "Kliz;" early
20th Century; new framing; measures 19" x 22.5"
which includes frame.
Framed Gouache on Paper: "Happy
Birthday Sam From Peggy & Bill," unsigned; unusual
design (Oriental flair) with lighted candles, books, a
monkey, pagoda-style structure and a sitting man with quill
in hand; early 20th Century; measures 25" x 20"
which includes frame; some damage to frame.
 GAR
Case #4: nine GAR Badges (includes 1896 and 1917 National
Encampment Staff Badges); one GAR Hat Wreath; one GAR Lapel
Stud; one Mourning Badge; one WRC Member Badge.
"Rice's Popular Flower
Seeds" Display Cabinet; patent issued Nov. 9th 1909
(marked).
Cast Iron Santa Claus Doorstop, numbered
"1126"; some paint loss.
Wooden Trade Sign: sign reads "Gorgol's
French and American Coffees Roasted Daily," marked
"V. Bush Signs," 24" x 42".
Child's Tricycle with iron frame, wooden seat, and rubber
rimmed wheels; as found condition (paint loss to seat, some
rust to iron frame, rubber around tires has dried and
cracked).
Child's Wooden Sleigh (possibly
Paris, Maine?); note rose décor on interior and gold
stenciling on exterior; unmarked; Circa 1890's.
Child's Wooden Doll Carriage (as found) with wonderful
stenciling and wooden wheels; leatherette hood in need of
TLC; German; unmarked.
Vintage two-bulb Lamp: leaded green
glass shade with leaf décor; painted metal base; unmarked.
 Schoenhut
Child's Wooden Piano with swing out candleholders (marked);
as found condition (most keys work, cup portion of one
candleholder missing, general wear); measures 23.5"L x
10.75"W x 21"H.
Large two-story Dollhouse (as found),
paper litho over wood; wallpapered interior with some
accessories inside; electrified; unmarked; measures
30"L x 15"W x 25"H.
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