
Rare book: American Coast Pilot, published 1804 Furlong, Captain Lawrence. THE AMERICAN COAST PILOT: CONTAINING THE COURSES AND DISTANCES BETWEEN THE PRINCIPAL HARBOURS, CAPES AND HEADLANDS, FROM THE PASSAMAQUODDY, THROUGH THE GULPH OF FLORIDA; WITH DIRECTIONS FOR SAILING INTO THE SAME, DESCRIBING THE SOUNDINGS, BEARINGS OF THE LIGHT-HOUSES AND BEACONS FROM THE ROCKS, SHOALS, LEDGES, &c. TOGETHER WITH THE COURSES AND DISTANCES FROM CAPE COD AND CAPE ANN TO GEORGES' BANK, THROUGH THE SOUTH AND EAST CHANNELS, AND THE SETTING OF THE CURRENTS, WITH THE LATITUDES AND LONGITUDES OF THE PRINCIPAL HARBOURS ON THE COAST TOGETHER WITH A TIDE TABLE. Printed by Edmund M. Blunt, Newburyport, Massachusetts, 1804. 4th edition volume, 1st edition illustrated with maps and plans.
Provenance: Edmund March Blunt (1770-1862) published the first edition of Captain Lawrence Furlong's AMERICAN COAST PILOT in 1796, beginning his long career as a nautical book and chart maker. Blunt was actually the primary author of this work, using Furlong's name for credibility. The earliest editions did not contain any charts, but instead included verbal descriptions of sailing directions, tide tables, latitudes and longitudes, and navigational landmarks, as well as other information of use to sailors. In the later editions Blunt began to include small charts of harbors and sections of the coast. Over the years, Blunt continued to issue editions of this sea pilot and also produced separate charts based, at first, on the charts of others but later on his own charts and those of his sons, George William and Edmund. About 1827, Blunt retired and the firm was carried on by his sons, who continued to issue some of the best American sea charts of the period. Of note was the alliance between the Blunts and the U.S. Coast Survey, which allowed the Blunts access to the latest U.S. surveys. In all, the Blunt firm issued 21 editions of the AMERICAN COAST PILOT, which became an essential work for native and foreign sailors along the American coast. Finally, in 1867, the rights were sold to the Coast Survey for $20,000, ending the Blunt's long run as preeminent supplier of information on the American coast.
Partially rebound in dark brown leather, with newer leather labels and end pages. Bumping and rubbing to corners, hinges and text block sound, with the exception of pages 175-193, missing, and page 183, partial but present and unattached. Pages stained, with rough edges, but remarkably intact for a volume apparently in use for many years. Maps present are: Newburyport Harbour, Isle of Sable, Newport Harbour, New York Harbour, Charleston Harbour. Maps missing are: Portland Harbour, Portsmounth Harbour, Annis Squam Harbour, Boston Harbour, Bay and River Delaware, Bay of Chesapeake.

Thomas Furlong (American, 1886-1952) Three Nudes, 1921: Thomas Furlong (American, 1886-1952) Three Nudes, 1921 Oil on canvas Signed T. Furlong and dated '21 lower left 14 1/4 in. h. x 10 1/4 in. w. , canvas 15 1/2 in. h. x 11 1/2 in. w. , as framed

Hielene Furlong Impressionist Landscape Painting: Hielene Furlong, Indiana, 20th Century. Depicts a river winding through a tree covered field with rooftops in the distance. Oil on board, Board 11" x 14", Frame13 3/4" x 16 5/8". Signed "Furlong" lower right corner. From the collection of an East Greenwich, Rhode Island gentleman.
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Furlong Atherton [American 1849-1919] oil on canvas portrait of a French cow titled on brass plaque "La Beaute- Atherton Furlong" and mounted in an orate gilt frame. 19.75"x13.5"

Furlong Flint rifle lock Fowler, 41" barrel, left side repair at the wrist of stock. Furlong Flint rifle lock Fowler, 41" barrel, left side repair at the wrist of stock.

Charles Wellington Furlong, American O/C: Charles Wellington Furlong, American (1874-1967) Oil on canvas "The Toureg of the Sahara". Signed lower left. Measures 16" x 24", frame measures 24-1/4" x 31-3/4". Condition: Good condition. Domestic Shipping: $175. 00 Min Est. $400. 00 Max Est. $600. 00 Condition Good condition.

Thomas Furlong (American, 1886-1952) Standing Nude: Thomas Furlong (American, 1886-1952) Standing Nude Oil on board Signed lower right 12 in. h. x 5 1/4 in. w. , board 13 1/2 in. h. x 7 in. w. , as framed

Thomas Furlong (American, 1886-1952) Seated Figure: Thomas Furlong (American, 1886-1952) Seated Figure Woodcut print 5 in. h. x 4 in. w. , image 17 1/4 in. h. x 11 1/4 in. w. , as matted

Wilhelmina Weber Furlong (American, 1878-1962) Untitled (Still Life No. 2): Wilhelmina Weber Furlong (American, 1878-1962) Untitled (Still Life No. 2) Oil on board 23 1/2 in. h. x 17 3/4 in. w. , board 30 in. h. x 24 1/4 in. w. , as framed

C. Wellington Furlong "Let'er Buck" Signed 1st Ed. : Included in this lot is a signed first edition copy of “Let’er Buck” by Charles Wellington Furlong. This book is bound in dark blue pictorial cloth with gilt lettering on the spine and cover. The book is a first edition, published by G. P. Putnam’s Sons, circa 1921. This first edition includes approximately 50 black and white illustrations throughout the book. On the reverse side of the author’s signature page is a personal message written in blue ink. This book shows very good condition for its 100 year old age. The gilt lettering is nearly pristine and the only evidence of wear is along the corner and the binding, as well as some slight separation from the pages and the cover. The book measures approximately 6” x 8 ¼” x 1 5/8”.

"The Great International Boat Race" C&I Litho Aug. 27, 1869. (Between Oxford and Harvard on the River Thames near London four miles, two furlongs). Small folio, matted framed. Framed image measures 15.5" x 19.5". From the Estate of General Edward Martin (1879-1967) Gov. of Pennsylvania & U.S. Senator.

Pr LD & Co Limoges porcelain chargers, Valkyrie & Warroir mountain scenes, artist signed E Furlong, gilt borders, drilled in 4 spots on foot & wired for hanging, 17 3/8" d. The LD & Co mark is in red over a lightly etched Severes style mark with an "A" in the center with "FRANCE" below. Minimal wear to gold on edges, no cracks or chips Estimate $1,500-2,500

Three pieces of contemporary craftsman made designer furniture comprising light oak 3-drawer chest fitted with three long drawers with shaped fronts, a polished 3-tier graduated what-not of circular form and a veneered standard lamp of inverted tapering form, made by Robin Furlong Furniture, Shipston On Stour, Warwickshire

The Cheltenham Gold Cup; a 15ct gold cup and cover
Adie Brothers, London 1930, formed as a 17th century style steeple cup and cover, the stepped cover with leaf clasped border, ornate pierced finial on spool base, the cup with two cartouches, one engraved Cheltenham gold cup, the other blank, the whole body with well chased floral sprays, urns and putto, lobed base, supported by scrolling supports, cup and cover stem and knopped detail, fluted base, leaf clasped border, all on an onyx socle base with applied 15ct gold plaque engraved 'Won by Easter Hero 1929-1930
30.5cm high, 17.5oz
The Cheltenham Gold Cup is run annually at Cheltenham over 3 milkes and 2.5 furlongs and is open to horses five years and over. It started in 1819 as a flat race but is now over twenty two jumps. Prize money last year was £475,000 making it the richest race of the racing calendar.
In 1929 Easter Hero cantered in 20 lengths ahead of Lloydie, with Grakle two lengths back in third. The time was a new record for the course. Ridden by Dick Rees, trained by Jack Anthony, owned by John Hay Whitney and in 1930 won again by Easter Hero, ridden by Tommy Cullinan, same trainer and owner. Jock Whitney took his champion home to the States to retire until he died at the Whitney estate in Kentucky in 1948, at the ripe old age of 28.

Joe Furlonger (born 1952), Beach wtih Lighthouse 1989. screenprint, signed and dated 'JF 89.' lower right; inscribed 'Beach with Lighthouse' lower centre; inscribed 'P/P 1/2' lower left, 56.5 x 76cm (sight size)

Joe Furlonger (born 1952), Deposition on the Beach. lithograph BAT, initialed 'JF '90' lower right and titled centre, with 'Bon a Tirer' inscribed lower left, 56.5 x 76cm

Joe Furlonger (born 1952), Untitled. A series of 8 etchings P/P, each initialed and dated 'JF 90.', with 'P/P' inscribed lower left, 14.5 x 24.5cm (8)

Joe Furlonger (born 1952), Beach with Lighthouse 1989. screenprint P/P 1/2, initialed and dated 'JF89' lower right and titled centre, with 'P/P 1/2' inscribed lower left, 56 x 76cm

Joseph Maxwell (Joe) Furlonger (born 1952), Untitled 1998. oil on canvas, 206 x 136 cm.

Hielene Furlong, Oil, Old Mill, well known Brown County, Indiana artist, image area 16" x 20".

CHARLES WELLINGTON FURLONG (American, 1874-1967). STREET SCENE IN TANGIER, signed and located lower right. Watercolor - Framed, sight: 6 3/4 in. x 9 3/4 in.
PROVENANCE: Estate of Psychic Jeane Dixon, Washington, DC

A BRASS TWIN DIAL GAUGE BY S. SMITH & SONS (M.A) LTD. Great Portland Street, London, one dial showing hundreds and furlongs, the other going form 5-80, both within a heavy brass cae, 7 1/4" wide.

ISSUED ON THE SECOND DAY OF INDEPENDENT ARGENTINA (ARGENTINA.) Saavedra, Cornelio de; et al. La Junta Provisional Gubernativa . . . Proclama. Teneis ya establecida la autoridad que remueve la incertidumbre de las opiniones, y calma todos los recelos. Letterpress broadside, 11 x 7 1/4 inches, on one page of a folded leaf; wear and short tears in text block, skillfully restored. Buenos Aires, 26 May 1810
The day after its formation, the Primera Junta reassures the populace of its intention to uphold the rule of law and the Catholic Church, as well as the cause of King Ferdinand VII. Furlong 1899; Medina, Río de la Plata 770; Zinny 12; no copies listed in WorldCat, or found at auction since 1965.

(ARGENTINA.) Saavedra, Cornelio de; et al. Cuerpos Militares de Buenos-Ayres. 4 pages. 4to, disbound. Buenos Aires, 29 May 1810
The decree establishing the Argentine Army, four days after the Primera Junta is formed. Furlong 1760; Medina, Río de la Plata 776; Zinny 17; one copy in WorldCat.

(ARGENTINA.) Zavaleta, Diego Estanislao. Exhortacion Cristiana dirigida a los Hijos y Habitantes de Buenos-Ayres el 30 de Mayo de 1810. 8vo, disbound; title page defective and lacking imprint information, stabilized with early repair, minor dampstaining, cropped with loss of a few letters on pages 5 and 6. [Buenos Aires, 1810]
Essentially the inaugural address for independent Argentina. A defective copy of the first and only edition. Furlong 1794; Medina, Río de la Plata 777; Zinny 18. 2 copies in WorldCat, and not seen at auction since 1968.

(ARGENTINA.) Saavedra, Cornelio de; et al. La Junta Provisional. . . . No siendo suficientes los armamentos que se ha proporcionado. 3 pages. 4to, disbound; minor foxing and soiling. Buenos Aires, 11 August 1810
The Junta requires all citizens of Buenos Aires to surrender their guns for the common defense. Furlong 1906; Medina, Río de la Plata 790; Zinny 31.

After Clare Eva Burton 'Viking winning the Queen Mother chase at Cheltenham' Polychrome print. 'Skabrich winning the champions hurdle at Cheltenham' Polychrome print; together with a horse racing presentation trophy for Mister Raider with jockey up, winner of the 6 furlong stakes at Lingfield in 1996.

TWIN TOWERS WOODEN SCULPTURES With plaque inscribed " Dan and David Furlong"

Rare Dudley Adams English Wayriser, ca. late 18th - early 19th c., period odometer framed in walnut , 7" engraved brass dial marked "D. Adams / Charing Cross London" measuring furlongs, miles, chains, poles and yards, the device driven by an iron-rimmed wooden wheel.Dudley Adams (1762 - 1830) belonged to family of well-known instrument makers. One of his clients was George Washington.Wheel, 32" diameter; LOA 55"
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Document Signed ("Wm Woods," "Jos. Townsend," and "Geo Keeports,"), 1 p, folio, Baltimore, MD, June 10, 1801, being a fire insurance policy written by the Baltimore Equitable Society for William Evans, page creased and toned, some restoration at folds.
The Baltimore Equitable Society has been in the fire insurance business since 1794. This is a rare early policy issued by the society, number 934 (also listed as 932), insuring the house of inn-keeper William Evans against fire for $1333.33. The bulk of the archives of the Baltimore Equitable Society have been donated to the Maryland Historical Society’s H. Furlong Baldwin library.

Cabinet Card of Bull Thunder, L.A. Furlong, photographer, Halstead, Kansas, October 31, 1885. Provenance: Estate of Ed McAndrews.

Three pieces of salt-glazed stoneware: New Brunswick Canada jug impressed ''Thomas Furlong Wine Merchant St. John N.B. ''; unmarked 1 1/2 gallon tapered crock with cobalt blue slip leaf design; along with a bottle with blue at top stamped E - FERRIS.

THREE PICTURES (AMERICAN SCHOOL 20TH CENTURY). Oil on canvas of puppies signed ''Atherton Furlong'' (1849-1919) 14 3/4''h. 16 1/4''w. oil on panel of race horse 15 1/2''h. 20''w. and a crayon farmscene 10''h. 12''w. All measured in their period frames.
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[Australian Art]. Ure Smith. Sydney. ed. Adrian Feint Flower Paintings. large quarto. one of 1500 copies. signed and dated by the artist on reverse of the title page. 12 tipped in colour plates. b/w plates foxed and marked but otherwise internally good. ocb worn at spine and edges. gilt. Ure Smith. 1908. with King. R. Hall Thorpe: Coloured Woodcuts. quarto. no. 1047 of 1100 numbered copies. col & b/w plates. softcover. Print Room Press. 1980. with Anderson. T. William Fletcher. quarto. col plates. opb. illus d/w creased at upper edge. with tipped in ephemera relating to the artist and corrigenda. privately published. n.d. with Lehman G. and Blackman. C. Australian Primitive Painters. quarto. col & b/w plates. some marks to faux leather. tears to illus d/w. tipped in newspaper article on Irvine Homer. UQP. 1977. with Carapic. V. Naive Art in Australia Canada and Europe. tall quarto. col plates. opb. illus d/w. Duke Gallery. 1994. with Rainforest. quarto. text by Al Alvarez. col ills by Charles Blackman. softcover. MacMillan. 1988. with Joe Furlonger Survey 1982-1999. tall quarto. coll ills. notes and underlinings in biro. softcover marked. Gold Coast City Art Gallery. 1999. with Helmridge-Marsillian. V. Stewart MacFarlane: Riddles of Life. quarto. presentation copy from the artist. col ills. free endpaper marked. opb. small tears to illus d/w. Craftsman House. 1996. with Hart. D. The Realism of Peace: George Gittoes. oblong quarto. signed by the artist on title page. col & b/w plates. softcover. tipped in newspaper article. MAGNT. 1995. with Churcher. B. Molvig: The Lost Antipodean. oblong quarto. col & b/w ills. softcover. Penguin Books. 1984. with Weight. G. Australian Artists. large quarto. no. 92 of 300 numbered copies. b/w plates. opb. illus d/w. Chapter & Verse. 2004. with Ennis. H. Australian Photography: The 1980s. oblong octavo. col & b/w ills. softccover. ANG. 1988. with Harald Vike 1906-1987: A Retrospective. tall quarto. col & b/w ills. softcover. Kingstream Fine Art. 1990. with Body. tall quarto. col & b/w ills. softcover. AGNSW. 1997. (14).

Joe Furlonger (born 1952) Landscape 2003 oil on canvas (diptych) initialled and dated 'JF 03' lower right 101 x 243cm (total)

Six Antique and Vintage Books including ''The Life and Exploits of Don Quixote De La Mancha'' Saavedra 1828; ''The Poetical Works of William Blake'' Blake 1906; ''Introduction to American History'' Woodburn & Moran (IU & Purdue) 1925; ''The Home of Washington; or Mount Vernon and It's Associations Historical Biographical and Pictorial'' 1st Edition Lossing 1870; ''Our Country Advances'' Furlong 1939?; and ''The Plum Tree'' Chase 1949

Collection of Margaret Furlong ChristmasOrnaments angels hearts & stars still in boxes 24 pcs.

Over 50 Margaret Furlong Christmas Ornaments mostly angels and stars shell decor

38 Margaret Furlong Christmas Figurines shell decor mostly angels and stars

Hielene Furlong (IN, b1935), 16 x 20 oil on canvas, signed lower right, depicting mill scene, size as framed, 23" x 27" (artist originally from Carmel, IN)

D Bessford (20thC). The Last Furlong, oil on board, signed, 24.5cm x 29cm.

- Extremely rare book- Furlong, American Coast Pilot, Newburyport 1796, 1st Edition of the 1st American Coast Pilot, 8vo, original wraps, lacking spine, stab stitches, wraps show some staining and also affecting preliminaries, with some staining, browning and foxing throughout. - |

- Book- Furlong, Lawrence, American Coast Pilot, Newburyport 1809, 6th edit., original calf, worn, spine w/losses, with 15 maps, lacking four leaves after pg. 8 of contents. - |

Attributed to Harry Hall Musjid, Winner of the 1859 Epsom Derby with Jockey John Wells Up Oil on canvas 28 1/8 x 36 1/4 inches (71.5 x 92 cm) The three-year-old thoroughbred Musjid ran as the favorite at the 1859 Derby Stakes. A cabal of bookmakers who stood to lose heavily if he won the race arranged for a group of rival jockeys to box Musjid in, hoping to ensure the winning place for a long-shot contender. However, Musjid's jockey John Wells managed to steer the colt through, allowing him to pull ahead in the last furlong to win by half a length. C

ATHERTON FURLONGAmerican, 1849-1919Trees along a riverbank. Signed and dated lower left Atherton Furlong 1914".Oil on canvas laid down on pine board, 7.75" x 12". Framed 11.75" x 15.75"."ConditionNo damages noted. Not examined under UV light.

English Wayriser Distance Measuring Device early 19th century, the 7 in. engraved steel dial marked "Bate, London" with indicators for yards, poles, furlongs and miles, the instrument being set into a walnut frame that is driven by a six-spoked, iron-rimmed wheel. Presented on a conforming wooden display stand. Wheel 32 in. diamete

Arts and Crafts Style Stickley Cherry Desk: branded mark and metal tag forÿStickley, early 21st century, cherry throughout with hammered copper pulls, three drawers over two file drawers, paneled back, 30 x 72 x 36 in. - Provenance: Hendrixson's, Furlong, Pennsylvania (with receipt dated 1999); Private Collection, Asheville, North Carolina Condition some very minor sun fading and finish distress

Set of Ten Contemporary Stickley Dining Chairs: branded marks and metal tags for Stickley, produced 2001, two arm and eight side, armchair height 29 in. - Provenance: Hendrixson's, Furlong, Pennsylvania (with receipt dated 2001); Private Collection, Asheville, North Carolina Condition good overall, some minor sun fading, scattered scuffs and light wear

Stickley Arts and Crafts Style Cherry File Cabinet: branded mark and metal tag for Stickley, late 20th century, figured cherry throughout, locking cabinet with four drawers set with hammered copper pulls, paneled sides and back, 56-3/4 x 22 x 28 in. - Provenance: Hendrixson's, Furlong, Pennsylvania (with receipt dated 1999); Private Collection, Asheville, North Carolina Condition good condition, some very minor finish spotting

Arts and Crafts Style Stickley Writing Table: early 21st century, cherry throughout, rectangular top over a pull out keyboard or writing slide, prairie style, 30 x 53 x 30 in. - Provenance: Hendrixson's, Furlong, Pennsylvania (with receipt dated 1999); Private Collection, Asheville, North Carolina Condition good overall, some scratches and wear to top, other scattered minor finish distress and flaws