- LOUIS VUITTON TRAVEL TRUNKLouis Vuitton
LOUIS VUITTON TRAVEL TRUNKLouis Vuitton Travel Trunk, with two drawers and eight hangers; serial number 806340 Dimensions: 36 1/2 x 21 3/4 x 12 in. (92.7 x 55.2 x 30.5 cm.) Condition: Two of the top corners and the lower corners with very slight rubbed wear. A minute chip to the exterior wooden hardware, approximately 1/4 of an inch in diameter. The exterior with some areas of faint white marks around the metal hardware, possibly residual polishing compound. The metal hardware with some very faint scratches. No stains to the interior.
- ENGLISH GEORGIAN LEATHER TRUNK ON STAND
ENGLISH GEORGIAN LEATHER TRUNK ON STAND English Georgian leather travel trunk with wooden interior, placed on a wood stand in Asian style, with key. 22" H x 19" W x 12" D.
- VINTAGE ENGLISH LEATHER SUITCASE, CUNARD
VINTAGE ENGLISH LEATHER SUITCASE, CUNARD LABELS Antique English Andrew Barrett and Sons brown leather travel trunk / suitcase with applied Cunard First Class and other labels, circa 1900, monogrammed "D.P." to top, stamped lock plate "A. Barrett & Sons, 157 & 158 Picadilly. W." 9? H x 9? W x 9? D. Overall wear consistent with age and use. Provenance: From a private collection with DuPont family ties.
- SPANISH BAROQUE LEATHER-CLAD DOME TOP
SPANISH BAROQUE LEATHER-CLAD DOME TOP TRUNKSpanish Baroque leather-clad travel trunk, 17th/ 18th c., the hinged domed lid opening to fabric-lined interior, over a hidden drawer, flanked by a short door concealing three drawers, the whole decorated with nail head accents, iron hardware and side handles, some loss to leather and wood, approx 21.25"h, 46.75"w, 17"d
- CONTINENTAL CARVED PINE DOME TOP TRAVEL
CONTINENTAL CARVED PINE DOME TOP TRAVEL TRUNK Continental carved pine dome top travel trunk, late 19th or early 20th century, having metal straps and handles, apparently unmarked. Approximate dimensions: h. 20.5", w. 37.5", d. 18.5".
- AUX ETATS UNIS FRENCH STEAMER TRAVEL
AUX ETATS UNIS FRENCH STEAMER TRAVEL TRUNK France,Early 20th CenturyTall rectangular trunk with three wood bars across the top, deep brown leather exterior four petal flower repeating pattern, and three front latches opening to a single compartment.
- Antique French travel trunk, black painted
Antique French travel trunk, black painted finish, approx 48cm H x 98cm W x 42cm D
- Antique flat top, long travel trunk
Antique flat top, long travel trunk made by Crouch & Fitzgerald, NY, bearing the name of Daniel S. Lamont (1851-1905), Secretary of War for Grover Cleveland. 66”x 14”H x 18”D Condition: wear commensurate with age and use CT Transfer Fee $30
- EARLY LOUIS VUITTON TRUNK. Early Louis
EARLY LOUIS VUITTON TRUNK. Early Louis Vuitton labeled striped canvas wrapped, leather and wood bound small size travel trunk. Interior with tufted silk on underside of lid, paper label with serial #23599. Exterior with remnants of old travel labels including White Star Lines. 16.5”H x 23.75”W x 20”D.
- ANTIQUE 1920S FRENCH E. GOYARD STEAMER
ANTIQUE 1920S FRENCH E. GOYARD STEAMER TRAVEL TRUNKAntique 1920s French E. Goyard Steamer Travel Trunk , printed E. Goyard Honore Paris canvas covering, leather trim, removable interior tray.
Height 23 in. Width 32 in. Depth 19 in.
Condition:
Items may have wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Please contact the gallery for further details prior to bidding. Any condition statement given as a courtesy should not be treated as fact.
- GEORGE A. CUSTER'S OWN S&W NO. 2 ARMY
GEORGE A. CUSTER'S OWN S&W NO. 2 ARMY REVOLVERThis is a fine, historic Smith and Wesson Model 2 Army Tip-Up Revolver owned personally by George Armstrong Custer from the Dr. Lawrence A. Frost of Monroe, Michigan Custer Collection, marked, “GAC” by Custer and accompanied by a signed document from Wendell Grangaard from The Guns of History, Inc. Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The firearm was examined by Wendell Grangaard, author and historian on Custer, the Battle of the Little Bighorn as well as the Togia language. Wendell noted the firearm being marked as such: On the left grip carved GAC (George Armstrong Custer) illustration 1,; On the bottom of the frame JAE (Jubal Anderson Early) and GAC (George Armstrong Custer) illustration 2; On the back of the frame JAE (Jubal Anderson Early) illustration 3; On the inside of the left grip GAC (George Armstrong Custer) illustration 4. The paperwork also includes the iconic photograph of General George Armstrong Custer and his wife “Libby” Elizabeth Custer in their temporary quarters at Fort Lincoln, Dakota Territory circa 1874 showing the entire photograph with the pistol rack on the right side. Dr. Lawrence A. Frost noted this revolver as being the last pistol on the right-hand side. According to the historic research this firearm, marked with General Jubal Anderson Early of the Confederacy’s initials, (Tom Custer wrote letters to his sister-in-law Elizabeth “Libby” Custer) this firearm was captured on March 2, 1865, by Tom Custer led by George Armstrong Custer and was in General Jubal Anderson Early’s personal war headquarters’ wagon. They recovered Early’s map books, his orders for the Spring offensive, his guns which included a Spencer sporting rifle 56-46 serial number 61391, a Smith & Wesson Model No. 2 Army Tip-up in 32 long RF serial number 34528 (this firearm), a 12 GA Lefeavor shotgun as well as Early’s personal chess set, shaving mug and razor, a small collection of pipes, a good supply of chewing tobacco, his uniforms, clothes and many sets of boots and hats. Custer gave Tom Early’s personal records; he sent the chess set to his wife Elizabeth. On March 28, 1865, George sent a letter to his wife from Petersburg, Virginia: “I am sending by Mr. Stires a black dress pattern, captured with other dry goods in one of Gen’ Early’s wagons. All desire you to have it. I think it will make a very nice dress.” In Lacrosse, Wisconsin in 1973 Wendell Grangaard was with Dr. Lawrence Frost and was shown this Smith & Wesson No. 2 Army serial number 34528 (at the time the right grip broke and was replaced with a grip bearing the serial number 37774). Lawrence noted the pistol has been at the bottom of a leather travel trunk that belonged to Elizabeth Custer. After the Battle of the Little Bighorn, Elizabeth Custer packed up and left Fort Lincoln and moved back to Monroe, Michigan, moving to the farm George had bought from Nevin Custer back in 1871. She put all of George’s possessions in the special barn Nevin called “The Armory”. Libby sold the farm and moved to New York leaving behind most of Custer’s belongings. Lawrence bought the contents. It is documented by Heritage Auction that Dr. Lawrence A. Frost of Monroe, Michigan, had the most extensive private collection of Custer artifacts and relics ever assembled, such as the Spencer Model 1865 serial number 3658 that Heritage sold in December 2012 for $179,250 (shown w/ bp). Dr. Lawrence Frost started collecting in the 1930’s collecting mostly directly from the Nevin Custer’s family, the only direct relatives of George A. Custer. Frost’s neighbors included Col. Brice Custer who, along with Col. Charles A. Custer who sold a notable bulldog to Frost in 1956, he also purchased the Custer guidon made by Libby Custer which sold at auction for over $900,000. The sale includes the signed provenance, several copies of Custer images, several of the denoted illustrations showing the faint marks, a Flayderman’s Guide print-out showing a write up of this model of gun as well as noting Custer as being documented to use one, and the Fort Lincoln image showing this firearm in the corner. The pistol hammer clicks back and holds into place and correctly rotating the cylinder, the spur trigger releases the hammer, appearing the function as well as the barrel releases tipping or swinging up allowing the cylinder to be completely removed quickly for quicker loading. Top of the gun is marked “Smith & Wesson Springfield, MASS.” The JAE and GAC marks are very faint, with the documentation showing written mark ups to better identify. From the Dr. Lawrence A. Frost Monroe, Michigan collection, the most notable Custer collection to ever exist comes with signed paperwork from Wendell Grangaard. Wendell Grangaard was pivotal in identifying the Custer Battlefield firearm sold many years ago by Holabird, as well as the notable Custer and Little Bighorn artifacts which were written about by Cowboys and Indians Magazine and sold in the Little Bighorn auction in this year. This is an Antique Firearm that does not require an FFL.
- FIVE PIECE LOUIS VUITTON LUGGAGE SETFrench,
FIVE PIECE LOUIS VUITTON LUGGAGE SETFrench, 20th century, LV canvas monogram hard sided travel trunks, cowhide handles and brass locks, straps, keys and luggage tags inside, various exterior marks on brass clasps, rivets and corners which read "LV", "Louis Vuitton", "121090", and "Made in France", with interior labels which read "Louis Vuitton/Ave Marceau 78 bis. Paris Nice. 2 Ave De Suede", each with unique serial number, varying sizes, largest 18-1/2 x 27-5/8 in., smallest 13-1/4 x 17 in.
Note: With luggage tags for Arthur K. Solomon, Harvard Faculty, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Provenance: From the Estate of a Harvard University Professor, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Condition:
scuffs to canvas and edges, dents and scuffs to brass corners consistent with age and use