Late 19th Century Chromolithograph Print star rite Antique railroad warning sign with

Antique railroad warning sign with vintage (not original cat eye) reflectors

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American oak rocking chair

Beatty's piano and organ factory in New Jersey that was in business from 1869-1892 when it was bought out by the Needham Piano Company

MM - 6767 - 010424

Late 19th Century Chromolithograph Print star rite Antique railroad warning sign with1872; Charles H. Taylor & Co. Boston Antique litho print depicting a girl and dog, titled "The Two Pets". This piece was given away as a subscriber gift by American Homes Illustrated, a homemaking periodical from the period. One year later, American Homes' publisher, Charles Taylor, became the publisher of what we now know as The Boston Globe. The print is housed in a varnished wooden frame with some notes regarding the piece adhered to the back