North American Prints

Custom listing for 5 yacht blueprints, including the following listings: LU1741237996162 LI1741237996252 LU17412382005642 LU174123407112 LU1741235792662 Sail plan blueprint of the S...

Original 1913 blueprint. From the famous boatbuilding firm of George Lawley and Son of Boston. Legend reads “sail plan for a 10’0” sailing tender by George Lawley and Son Corporation...

This is a chromolithograph of "The Buffalo Runners" by Frederic Remington. The print includes Remington's printed signature in the bottom right. The composition depicts a group of Na...

This is a chromolithograph of "Pony Tracks in the Buffalo Trail" by Frederic Remington. The print includes Remington's printed signature in the bottom right. The composition depicts a group of Native Americans on horseback, riding together across a wide open land. Carriage and horseshoe tracks are visible in the dirt alongside them. The print was issued as one of six color plates in "Artist's Proofs: Six Remington Paintings in Colors," published by P. F. Collier, in 1910. Although born, raised, and educated on the East Coast, Frederic Remington (1861-1909) achieved considerable success as America’s leading illustrator of life on the western frontier...

This is a chromolithograph of "The Bell Mare" by Frederic Remington. The print includes Remington's printed signature in the bottom right. The composition depicts a man on horseback ...

This is a chromolithograph of "The Gathering of the Trappers" by Frederic Remington. The print includes Remington's printed signature in the bottom right. The composition depicts a group of Native American trappers on horseback galloping downhill in the western countryside. A coyote runs alongside the horses. The print was issued as one of six color plates in "Artist's Proofs: Six Remington Paintings in Colors," published by P. F. Collier, in 1910. Although born, raised, and educated on the East Coast, Frederic Remington (1861-1909) achieved considerable success as America’s leading illustrator of life on the western frontier...

Presented is an original WWI Wound Chevron Certificate, presented to Private George R. Parker, who was wounded in action. The certificate features a promi...

Extremely rare and important set of 4 Arthur Bown Jr. Large blueprints of the San Francisco City Hall. 50" x 74" framed and well set behind plexigla...

An impressively sized and meticulously executed American Frohse pulldown anatomical chart depicting the human head, published by A.J. Nystrom & Co., Chicago, and featuring the rare dated signature of famed medical illustrator Max Brödel...

An impressively sized and meticulously executed American Frohse pulldown anatomical chart depicting the human ear and eye, published by A.J. Nystrom & Co., Chicago. Plate No. 5 in an influential series of large, highly detailed color lithographs initiated by German anatomist and doctor Fritz Frohse. Annotated in English, and edited, revised, and augmented by famed medical illustrator Max Brödel...

Hawaiian fisherman by Charles William Bartlett, 1919 Color woodcut block print on wove paper. Beautiful Art Nouveau - Art Deco Hawaiian decor with vibrant colors. Measures: Print 15 x 11 Inches Framed 21.75 x 17.75 Inches Signed red graphite lower left illegigible: Charles W. Bartlett Signed with monogram lorer right. Provenance: From the estate of Henry S Miller (Dallas, TX) Condition: Very Good with some light foxing center sky and left top. Mounted on board. Framed in museum glass. Charles William Bartlett (1860–1940) was an English painter and printmaker who settled in Hawaii. Anna Rice Cooke, who founded the Honolulu Museum of Art, became Bartlett's advocate and patron. In 1928, Bartlett helped to found the Honolulu Printmakers along with local artists Alexander Samuel MacLeod, John Melville Kelly...

We collect antique tin signs in our own home. I have been collecting for over 40 years. I just love those old colorful tin signs. It's tin that really...