Lot 135 - Antique Framed Photograph Of Multi‑Story Wooden Storefront With Signage Alexstrom Skräddare ("Tailor"), Annotated On Reverse As Bystrom Family's “First Home In America – Greenwood St. Next To Lutheran Church” Dated 1896, 13-3/4" x 11-3/8"

Lot 135 - Antique Framed Photograph Of Multi‑Story Wooden Storefront With Signage Alexstrom Skräddare ("Tailor"), Annotated On Reverse As Bystrom Family's “First Home In America – Greenwood St. Next To Lutheran Church” Dated 1896, 13-3/4" x 11-3/8"Sepia toned photographic print mounted on board, housed in a decorative marbled frame with beige mat. The image shows a multi story wooden building with horizontal siding and shuttered windows. A sign affixed to the faade reads Alexstrom Skrddare (Swedish for Alexstrom Tailor). Several figures are visible standing by the building behind a fence. The reverse of the frame bears handwritten inscriptions identifying parents Brita and Axel Bystrom and

” showing a woman in orange and black harlequin attire holding a mirror and candle as black cats leap toward a witch flying across a full orange moon

Here is a charming and slightly frightening full body mount taxidermy Raccoon on a pair of wooden logs as a base

Pre-Auction Notes: Various dust and chipping to case

the Phantom of the Opera

and additional outdoor snapshots

Pre-Auction Notes: Dents and graphic loss throughout

Exhibits normal wear and tear consistent with age and use

Pre-Auction Notes: Heavy wear and tear throughout

in memory of General Ulysses S

This Perko Wonder Junior features a tin body and very nice glass globe lens

Vintage small brass and copper spinning globe-style trump marker used for whist and related card games

This tray has a diameter of 13 inches and is 1