Turner Auctions & Appraisals: Libraries, Art, and Ephemera, 41226, South San Francisco

Portfolio of Landscapes and Portraits.

"Chalk Creek Canyon" (Colorado).

"Washington, December 7, 1916" (in plate); south front of the White House.

A deed of sale from Daniel Chute of Rowley, the County of Essex, in the State of the Massachusetts Bay,

[WYNANT VAN ZANDT III, 1767-1831.] The ink and gouache silhouette portrait mounted in an embossed leather case.

Harper's Weekly, A Journal of Civilization. New York, Saturday, September 10, 1864. Vol. VIII. - No. 402.

[HEMAN ALLEN, 1777-1844.] A highlighted/tinted daguerreotype image, appears to be of a painting (?) of Heman Allen (of Milton), in embossed leather case.

A circa 1860s half plate daguerreotype of a family of six, the daughter at center holding open a large book.

The group is comprised of two tintypes in embossed leather cases (one partial), one depicting a young bearded man, the other an older man in black, each with tinted cheeks; 

A quarter plate daguerreotype portrait of a couple, both with tinted cheeks,

The collection of images in embossed leather cases includes three daguerreotypes, a quarter plate of a mother with black lace gloves, holding a baby

Four sixth plate daguerreotypes: a gent in a tall top hat and shirt with white highlights, and a frowning man in double-breasted vest

A copper repousse plaque of Lincoln with an outswept eagle with shield labeled 1861-1865,

Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.

Map of the States of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, with the settled part of Michigan. Philadelphia: 1835.

A small souvenir album of 37 photographs showing sights and scenes in Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, and Missouri.

1.) BRAYMAN, JAMES O. [ED.]. Daring Deeds of American Heroes, with Biographical Sketches.

Two volumes, 1.) Through Colonial Doorways, 1893. 2.) Colonial Days & Dames, 1895.

1.-2.) JENKINS, CHARLES F. Guidebook to Historic Germantown (2 copies). 

1.) THE NATIONAL SOCIAL DIRECTORY, Inc., New York, 1966. 2.-3.) THE SOCIAL BLUE BOOK OF CALIFORNIA, Beverly Hills, 1960; 1962.

1.) AMERICAN COLLEGE OF GENEALOGY. The Genealogical and Encyclopedic History of the Wheeler Family in America.

Title: "Mt. San Gorgonio." Signature: In pencil lower right. Medium: Woodblock print.

Washington Square Park, North Beach

Two 1950s unsigned original "San Francisco, Everyone's Favorite City" preliminary advertising sketches/mock-ups titled "Your San Francisco Adventure 1950."

Original c. 1940s unsigned railroad advertising preliminary sketch/mock-up. "Angels Guard our Right of Way / S. P. The Friendly Southern Pacific."