Imagine they looked pretty much the same for a long stretch, but the typewriter looks like the one my mother had, the one I practiced typing on &...
Wonder if he made a specialty of bridges. The GWB is the only big one over the Hudson from Manhattan, the others are all on the East Side.
What catches my eye about them is that they do not have a border, nor any writing on the front to ID the view. Also the golden glow they all seem...
Vine Arch Bridge is in Central Park. The George Washington Bridge, which goes over the Hudson to New Jersey (Chris Christie, Bridgegate) is about...
A bit of eye candy is good for the soul & doesn't wreck the teeth. :joyful:
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One of the things I did before questioning whether a surface had to be rounded to show crosshatching was to examine the biggest piece of ivory I...
Elephant, I think. In mammoth ivory, where the Schreger cross makes an angle < 90 degrees. Angles here look much wider.
Looking with more awake eyes, the lines in a crosshatch pattern look like they could be incised. Having my usual problem gauging depth, &...
My best guess (which is probably not very good) is that it was made by a Turkish pipe bowl maker using a popular bowl design but always meant to...
Like a lot of other members, I get auction house notifications, although one of these 2 was brought to my attention by someone who is selling some...
Did he grow up during the Great Depression?
George MacDonald is virtually unknown now, but his fantasies are really quirky. At the Back of the North Wind & the Light Princess are a couple...
I know someone who, after her father died, had to deal with all the non-working lawn mowers he had parked in her back yard (previously his back...
If you remember & are selling it on line, let me know, I might be interested. This is probably very different, but The Princess and the Goblins...
Yes, Polish. Seems IM Translator does a very good job with it, better than its Italian!
Thank you for your answer. Are you able to assess the value of this item ?? I'm going to sell
Checked the Museum of the City of New York. They do have a postcard collection, but nada for Roller or Doblmeier.
Don't know if there's any potential help for you here: https://ephemeralnewyork.wordpress.com/about/
Central Park, looking east. Looks like the bridge Charlie pushes Sweet Charity off. (Vine Arch Bridge) [IMG]...
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