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2 LG Original Antique Hand Done COLOR Fashion Drawing, Dated 1937, WOMAN, Artist

VERY UNIQUE ORIGINAL Dated & Artist Signed, COLOR Pencil Fashion Hand Done Drawing, 1937 DESCRIPTION: Extremely unusual, ORIGINAL antique 1936 free-hand artist’s COLOR & REGULAR closeup drawing of woman’s face, blonde hair, hat, and shoulder bow. Scans show it all. From a collection done by the same girl, Lucy Veno, and all drawn from 1935-37. I have a variety of her sketches, and most are dated and signed. THIS ONE IS. Has her signature “Lucy” on it and the date 2/21/37. Excellent quality and detail as shown in the scans. THIS ARTIST WAS VERY ACCOMPLISHED. Great look of the period, including clothes, hair style, facial appearance, and pose, etc. Model or person or pose portrayed was very affluent for the period, sporting a fancy dress/outfit, in the middle of the Depression! Large size picture, measuring about 9″ x 6″. This listing is for a single drawing, NOT for the entire album of work referred to. The other drawings will be sold individually and separately, and some are also listed right now on ebay. However, this one comes with a second pencil sketch on the other side of the page as shown, as a bonus. Also signed and dated. It is a GREAT fashion collectible for anyone who likes vintage/antique clothes, and would make a wonderful framed item for a family room, artist studio, or sewing room, or a great piece for a collection or for an artist. In excellent condition. PLEASE SEE ATTACHED PHOTOS!!! Please see my auction list for other interesting items!! SHIPPING TERMS: Buyer pays $5.00 shipping.

VTG TREND Scratch & Sniff Stinky Sticker Sheet Die Cut CHERRY Scent Ltd Ed RARE

The VTG TREND Scratch & Sniff Stinky Sticker Sheet is a rare and limited edition collectible featuring a cherry scent. Made in the United States, this vintage sticker sheet offers a unique and nostalgic touch to any collection. The die-cut design adds a fun and interactive element to the product, making it a desirable item for collectors of paper memorabilia.

1834 HAND COLORED STEEL ENGRAVING VIEW OF NEW YORK CITY FROM BROOKLYN HEIGHTS

New York: 1834. Panoramic steel plate engraving of the city of New York, from The New York Mirror, along with the contemporary description of the picture as printed in the accompanying New York Mirror dated April 19, 1834. A commanding view over all Manhattan from the Heights of Brooklyn. The foreground includes the river shore with much open space and three men on a promontory over the river. The Hudson is full of boats, sloops and clippers, and the city skyline is punctuated by many slender church spires. “T.K. Wharton, Del./ A.W. Graham, Sculpt. below the image at the right. Painted & Engraved for the New York Mirror, 1834 printed below the title. Impression marks 9 x 6”on paper 13 1/2 x 10 1/2” The accompanying newspaper, pp329 – 336. The description of the engraving 21 column inches.

1860 VIEW OF BROADWAY, NEW YORK HARPER’S WEEKLY HAND COLORED

This 1860 hand-colored engraving is a unique vintage piece that portrays a view of Broadway in New York City. The medium-sized print measures 22 inches in width and 16 inches in height, and it was created using woodblock printing technique on paper. There are repaired tears, see pics.

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