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• CUSACK, PORTRAIT OF MAN, PASTEL
  CUSACK, PORTRAIT OF MAN, PASTEL ON PAPER, FRAMED, 24 X 20 INCHESCusack, Portrait of Man, Pastel on Paper, Framed, 24 x 20 inches
• Mark Catesby (British, 1679-1749)
  Mark Catesby (British, 1679-1749) [Numenius,] Brown Curlew with White Arrow Arum, T.83, from [The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands,] London, 1st or 2nd edition, monogram "MC" in plate, hand-colored etching on laid paper (lacking watermark), 14 x 10-1/4 in. (plate), 19 x 14 in. (page); modern gilt wood frame,
• Cousen after Bartlett/Navy
  Cousen after Bartlett/Navy Island/and six other Canadian engravings
• Mark Catesby British (1682-1749)
  Mark Catesby British (1682-1749) THE CUCKOW OF CAROLINA circa 1731 colored etching framed signed & titled: lower margin in plate plate size: H8 1/2'' W11 1/4'' Provenance: Purchased from James Papalia Clifton New Jersey. Columbia South Carolina estate. Back    Inquiry      Previous Item   Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions.  Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678     © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.
• Beswick Model of a Cuckatoo 1180
  Beswick Model of a Cuckatoo 1180 Pink Colourway
• Caussin (Nicholas) The Holy Court
  Caussin (Nicholas) The Holy Court in Five Tomes, Folio, 3rd edition, London 1663 and five further volumes theology, all folio (6)
• Private John Cumisky 17th
  Private John Cumisky 17th Connecticut Vols Killed by Discharge of Own Gun Civil War Archive 11 letters 1 full plate tintype. Renowned for their stand atop Cemetery Hill at the Battle of Gettysburg the 17th Connecticut Infantry had as rich a history of tragedy and triumph as any regiment in the Army of the Potomac. Tragedy and Private John Cumisky of Company I were intimately familiar. A married man from Greenwich Cumisky enlisted in August 1862 and left for Virginia with high expectations. Soon however he discovered the hardships inherent in wartime service. The folks is dieing here very fast he wrote his wife Rosey in Oct. 1862. There is one man died out of our company about 5 minutes ago and our Captain is confined to his bed... Dear Rosey we have hard times the hardest I ever seen. We are very near starved with hunger and cold nights. We do not get half enough to eat and the pork we get we cannot eat for it is stinking and we are all the time to work... making roads and building paths thru the woods and mountains right quick... His reflections echoed the hardships. Having heard that the regiment was preparing to move further south on Jan. 17 he wrote curtly I think we are far enough. The time it is there was fifty men taken out of our regiment and sent to Hope Landing to guard the boats that fetches the forage for the army and to work on the boats to unloading... We are doing extra duty and they say will get 25 cents of extra pay on the day but I am afraid the news is too good be true... On the next day Rosey received a letter from Capt. Albert H. Wilcoxson informing her that her husband had died: No power of mine can possibly convey to you the information as speedily as possible.... The circumstances are there. A few days ago John was sent with a number of other men from the regiment to do some necessary work a few miles from camp... About 2 o??Tclock this afternoon your husband took his rifle remarking to his comrades that he would have a squirrel for dinner. About half an hour after information came to them that he had shot himself which proved to be too true. In going through the woods he must have tripped and fallen discharging the gun at the same time. The ball entered his right leg about 6 inches above the knee on the inside passing through the flesh under the bone and out opposite the knee on the inside passing through the flesh under the bone and out opposite the knee severing in its course the artery from which.... he bled to death in a short time... This understandably small collection includes a following letter from Wilcoxson stating that it would be impossible to remove Cumisky??Ts body which was buried in a rough boards near Aquia Creek. Only one letter in the collection is non-war date (regarding a widow??Ts pension) and there is one letter to Cumisky informing him of the death of his mother. The guy had no luck. The highlight of the collection may be a fabulous half-plate tintype of Cumisky in uniform standing with musket and bayonet. A classic image on its own it takes on added significance considering that Cumisky was killed by perhaps the same gun depicted in the photograph. A desirable collection from a singularly unfortunate Connecticut soldier who died in the service only a few months after his enlistment.  Condition: Good condition with expected signs of age.
• KUZULKA Kierstead (American
  KUZULKA Kierstead (American 1905-1985): Abstract ''Cosmos Converging'' OIL/Canvas 40'' x 48'' partial exhibition label verso. Studied with Wayman Adams Robert Henri John Sloan and Robert Brackman to name a few. Member of the Art Student's League.CONDITION: Patch verso. Several scattered abrasions. Minor cracklure.
• C.W. Grubbs Illustrated Card with
  C.W. Grubbs Illustrated Card with Duck Call Image ca 1883.
• Cumberland (Richard) Memoirs, 4to.,
  Cumberland (Richard) Memoirs, 4to., cont. half calf (worn), Lackington, Allen & Company 1806
• Caussin, Nicolas. The Holy Court,
  Caussin, Nicolas. The Holy Court, Third Edition, 1663 (some wear). Portraits in text - Dodd, Charles. The Church History of England, 3 vols., Brussels [England] 1737; another edition, ed. by the Rev. M.A. Tierney, 5 vols., 8vo. 1839 - Clarke, Samuel. The Sermons, Fifth Edition, 2 vols., 1742. Engraved frontispiece in vol 1. With 3 others, mostly folio, cont. calf (14)/Provenance: Spetchley Park
• Two Frederic Gruger illustrations
  Two Frederic Gruger illustrations (Frederic Rodrigo Gruger, Pennsylvania, 1871-1953): "That's Fur Me to Know and for You to Find Out" for Irvin S. Cobb, "The Smart Aleck", published in The Saturday Evening Post , July 18, 1914, page 5, signed lower left "F.R. Gruger", graphite and wash on card, 12-7/8 x 9-3/4 in., modern frame, toning, taped at all edges ; "'Don't cry! It's not your fault you're ugly'" Susie wailed the louder", from Galsworthy, Jane's First Lame Duck , published in the Delineator , April, 1929, illustrated page 11, graphite on paper laid on card, publication notes verso, 13 x 11 in., wood frame, grime, toning . Both frames with abrasions. The Estate of the Late Margaret D. Gruger, Anderson, South Carolina
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• Cornelius Durham miniature
  Cornelius Durham miniature (Cornelius Beavis Durham, British, active 1825-1865), portrait of a gentleman in red velvet vest and black jacket, signed lower left "C. Durham" and verso in pencil "Cornelius Durham '91 Regent St. 1845", watercolor on ivory, 3-3/4 x 3 in.; original leather travel case with gilt metal spandrel. Ivory warped, splits from bottom through center, water damage at hair right through background, fingerprint left, abrasions in hair, grime. Estate of the Late Wyatt W. Childs, Barnesville, Georgia.
• AFTER EDWARD S. CURTIS PHOTOGRAVURE
  AFTER EDWARD S. CURTIS PHOTOGRAVURE (Seattle 1868-1952) ''Cowichan Girl'' from a 1912 Curtis photograph printed by John Andrew and Son plate 323. Image measures 15.5'' x 10.25'' in a wood frame.
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• George A. Custer CDV by Goldin
  George A. Custer CDV by Goldin CDV of George A. Custer as Major General with Gen Custar [sic] printed below image no backmark but taken in May 1865 by John Goldin & Co. (Katz-70). Condition: Bottom corners clipped.
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• C.D. Kirkland Photograph of
  C.D. Kirkland Photograph of Cowboy Jim Kid A boudoir photograph with C.D. Kirkland's Cheyenne Wyoming imprint on mount recto and printed list of titles from Views of Cow-boy Life on verso titled in the negative No. 18 ''Jim Kid.''  Jim ''Kid'' Willoughby (1857-1916) was a working cowboy who joined Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show in 1885.  He married Lillian Smith Annie Oakley's rival sharpshooter the same year a became a star in his own right but achieved his greatest fame after transitioning to silent films.  Condition: Light edge wear else very good.
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• Clyde J. Singer (American
  Clyde J. Singer (American 1908-1999) "McSorley's". Ink and watercolor sketches signed lower right and dated 1957. In black wood frame with cream mat and non-glare glass. Exhibited: Clyde Singer's American Canton Museum of Art & The Butler Institute of American Art September 7 2008-January 7 2009.
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• William Whit
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• CURTIS Edward (American 1868-1952):
  CURTIS Edward (American 1868-1952): ''Jicarilla Maiden'' Photogravure 23 1/4'' x 18 3/4'' with margins titled lower left #'d plate 22 upper left from copyright photograph 1904 by E. Curtis photogravure by John Andrew & Sons unframed. Finely printed from the original plate in 1982 by master printmaker author and teacher Deli Sacilotto edition size less than 15.CONDITION: Very minor handling creases.
• CUICA, Eugen, (Hungarian,
  CUICA, Eugen, (Hungarian, 1913-2005): ''Olocausto'', Etching, sight size with margins 9.5'' x 8.5'', pencil signed lower right, titled lower left, framed, 15'' x 13.5''. CONDITION: Frame is dented in corners.
• CURTIS Edward (American 1868-1952):
  CURTIS Edward (American 1868-1952): ''The Rush Gatherer-Kutenai'' Photogravure 18 3/4'' x 23 1/4'' titled lower left #'d plate 255 upper left from copyright photograph 1910 by E. Curtis photogravure by John Andrew & Sons unframed. Finely printed from the original plate in 1982 by master printmaker author and teacher Deli Sacilotto edition size less than 15.CONDITION: Several handling creases upper right corner has fold.
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• Kasten Puck Provenance: Dr. Richard
  Kasten Puck Provenance: Dr. Richard PopeE
• CUITT, GEORGE, 1848Cuitt, George
  CUITT, GEORGE, 1848Cuitt, George . Wanderings and Pencillings amongst the Ruins of the Olden Time, London, M.A. Nattali, 1848, folio (19 1/2 in. x 13 in.), quarter bound, marbled boards, all edges gilt, with 73 etchings Provenance: Collection of Brooke and Maria Fox, Metairie, LA
• Manner of Theodore Wor
  Manner of Theodore Wor
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