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Philippus Herzog von Orleans Regent der Konigreiche -- Franckreich und Navarra

Born as Philippe II, Duke of Orléans, but known widely as Philippe d'Orléans or simply Orléans, the portrait in question encapsulates the life of an intriguing figure from French history. This dignified portrayal is of a man who, though born to a life of nobility, was called upon to bear the weight of ruling an entire kingdom as Regent for the young Louis XV of France.

Price: $ 125.00

[Original photograph:] Native American group image, possibly in Indian Territory, with White Settlers

An intriguing group image of Native American people with white men and women settlers posing in an unidentified outdoor frontier location, possibly Indian Territory. Five Native American men are seated in a row along the exterior of a board and batten meeting house, and at least two of the remaining figures appear to be Native Americans. Several white men and women and their children complete the unusual outdoor scene. 

Price: $ 475.00

(Early Computer Imaging) [A La Mémoire de J.M. Jacquard.]

"The Most Famous Image in the Early History of Computing."

Price: $ 3,800.00

[Allegory of America, from a Series of the Continents]

This engaging chalk pastel cartoon, likely created in the first half of the 18th century or somewhat earlier, personifies the continent of America as a woman, reflecting a tradition of allegorical representations extending well into the 17th century and beyond. Rendered with skilled, detailed strokes, the image captures the period's fascination with the newly explored lands and their varied, exotic inhabitants.

Price: $ 7,500.00

(Satirical Print) Lieut. Goverr. Gall-Stone, inspired by Alecto; or The Birth of Minera.

Vitriolic Satirical Plate Attacking An Outspoken British Eccentric

Price: $ 950.00

(West Point) Cavalry Review at West Point on-the-Hudson

Cavalry Review at West Point on-the-Hudson, a splendid color-print from 1894, presents a vibrant tableau of late Victorian America. Commissioned by the Hill Brothers, esteemed New York-based wholesalers of fine millinery, this rare print provides a glimpse into a bygone era, linking the allure of high society to the military pageantry of the West Point cavalry.

Price: $ 2,400.00