 UPLAND BIRD HUNTING SCENE WITH TWO SETTERS AND A POINTER, ENTITLED "TOO FAST" BY N. H. TROTTER (1827-1898), PHILADELPHIA, OIL ON CANVAS, SIGNED AND DATED 1888
 BEADED, NATIVE AMERICAN BANDOLIER BAG, WITH GEOMETRIC AND FLORAL DESIGNS, CHIPPEWA OR WINNEBAGO INDIAN NATION, circa 1880
 "LIBERTY" EAGLE FLASK IN BRIGHT BLUE GREEN, WILLINGTON GLASS WORKS, WILLINGTON, CONNECTICUT, 1860-1873
 SOUTHERN DOUGH TABLE ON TURNED FEET IN SALMON RED PAINT, 1840-60
 HOMEMADE TEXTILE WITH EMBROIDERY FEATURING THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE, PRE-1954
 PRESSED BRASS EAGLE, AN EARLY PARADE FLAG HOLDER & BUNTING TIE-BACK, AN ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE EXAMPLE, ca 1870-1890's:
 WWI BELGIAN HUNGER RELIEF FLOUR SACK FROM KANSAS, EMBROIDERED BY BELGIAN WOMEN AND SENT BACK TO THE STATE IN THANKS, 1915-19
 EXCEPTIONAL FDR MIXED MEDIA FOLK ART PAINTING BY FRANK TEACHER, JR., HUTCHINSON, PA (PITTSBURGH AREA), CELEBRATING FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT AND THE NITED MINE WORKERS' UNION, 1932-1944
 MONUMENTAL BEADED NATIVE AMERICAN DOCTOR'S BAG WITH FLAGS AND EAGLES, OF EXTRAORDINARY SIZE, BEADED ALL THE WAY AROUND AND ON THE UNDERSIDE, LOUISIANA ORIGIN
 PAINT-DECORATED BLANKET CHEST ON HIGH SCALLOPPED FEET WITH RED SPONGING AND TRIM ON A YELLOW GROUND, FOUND IN VESTAL, NEW YORK, CA 1820
 PATRIOTIC PAINTING ON COPPER WITH THE PRIMARY ELEMENTS OF THE GREAT SEAL OF THE UNITED STATES, ca 1840-70:
 LATE 19TH CENTURY SIGN IN BLUE AND YELLOW PAINT: "HITCH NO HORSES HERE"
 CAST SPREAD WING EAGLE WITH BRONZE PAINTED SURFACE AND GREAT FORM, WWI ERA, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA
 PAINT-DECORATED GAME BOARD IN CHROME YELLOW AND BLACK, AMERICAN, CA 1840-80
 FOREST GREEN & MUSTARD GAME BOARD, ca 1840
 BUTTER STAMP WITH EAGLE MOTIF AND EIGHT-POINTED STAR, MID-19TH CENTURY
 BUTTER STAMP WITH AMERICAN EAGLE MOTIF, MID-19TH CENTURY
 "HATS, CAPS, CARPETS, BOOTS, SHOES": PAINTED TRADE SIGN WITH A FOLKY SWAG RIBBON FORMAT AND THE MOST EXCEPTIONAL EARLY SURFACE, 1840-60
 PENNSYLVANIA DRY SINK WITH 2 SHALLOW DRAWERS OVER 2 DOORS AND WITH OUTSTANDING GREEN-PAINTED SURFACE, ca 1840-50
 UNUSUAL, HOMEMADE, PAINTED WOODEN GAMEBOARD WITH A BASEBALL DIAMOND, ca 1876-1925:
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