Antique
My collection of antique prints of varying subjects. They vary in condition from frayed to pristine but are all endearing and collectible to the right collector.
US Agriculture Rusk Citrange
Very popular plates from the U.S. Agriculture’s Annual Yearbook. These are all original prints from the early 1900’s. Additional information in “About the artist” section.
US Agriculture Rossney Pear
Very popular plates from the U.S. Agriculture’s Annual Yearbook. These are all original prints from the early 1900’s. Additional information in “About the artist” section.
US Agriculture Perfection Currant
Very popular plates from the U.S. Agriculture’s Annual Yearbook. These are all original prints from the early 1900’s. Additional information in “About the artist” section.
US Agriculture Pecan 1905
Very popular plates from the U.S. Agriculture’s Annual Yearbook. These are all original prints from the early 1900’s.
US Agriculture Pecan 1904
Very popular plates from the U.S. Agriculture’s Annual Yearbook. These are all original prints from the early 1900’s.
US Agriculture Millennial Grape
Very popular plates from the U.S. Agriculture’s Annual Yearbook. These are all original prints from the early 1900’s. Additional information in “About the artist” section.
US Agriculture Eulalia Loquat
Very popular plates from the U.S. Agriculture’s Annual Yearbook. These are all original prints from the early 1900’s. Additional information in “About the artist” section.
US Agriculture Delmas Persimmons
Very popular plates from the U.S. Agriculture’s Annual Yearbook. These are all original prints from the early 1900’s. Additional information in “About the artist” section.
US Agriculture Brusied Apple
Very popular plates from the U.S. Agriculture’s Annual Yearbook. These are all original prints from the early 1900’s. Additional information in “About the artist” section.
Dikenmann-Zurich
Lovely lithos by Rudolf Dikenmann of local Swiss attire that have been hand colored. The colorist pencil signed these prints but I can’t verify his name. It looks like E. Reinert.