It looks like a print, with a sharpie signature from the photos.
Amigas retain some value, but the TRS80 not so much although complete early ones can get up to 1000. Old, good quality stereo equipment though is...
W. Wellwood Jr. is what it looks like to me. There is a reference that may support that in this book...
I don't see Native American in the piece.
Frank Mansueto - advertising agency in Vancouver BC. This is a WAG based on a few hits on the internet, but that may be a sketch of a float (or...
My first windowed experience was with the Amiga, one of the first that had color, window interface, and true multitasking. I think the Lisa came...
I wish my old TRS-80 was worth even a tenth or a hundredth of that.
Are you sure it was 140,000, and not 140,00 (with the comma being the decimal indicator)?
I'm glad the artist left out the antennae
Besides the two printing dates you mentioned, there were later reprints, including even modern reprints available on EBay. Which printing are you...
It looks more to me like the head is down, almost in the crook of his arm/elbow. You can see his eyes, and hair. [ATTACH] But know that I've drawn...
I can't quite make out what it says, but I can see that it isn't "Thank you".
Possibly implies Sir Edwin Landseer, but be aware that his works are heavily reproduced (painted, not just prints).
If selling locally, location would probably have a big effect on interest. Texas, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana probably better than New Jersey,...
I don't have answers to your questions, but I think it's pretty cool.
Walker & Hall advertised electroplated, and nickel silver products. "Nickel silver" aka German silver commonly is composed of 60% copper, 20%...
@komokwa - if it were true damascus steel, wouldn't the pattern be visible on the edges, and the scalloped parts of the blade, the same way the...
Maybe. But not a mistake anybody from around there would be likely to make.
The label is curious. The reservation near Ft. Hall is the Ft. Hall Indian Reservation (Shosone-Bannock). Not related to the Blackfoot...
Comparing the two cat & globe paintings, it really is apparent how much more depth the one has compared to the other.
Separate names with a comma.
