Atlanta Historical Memorabilia

Gelatin silver photograph of “The Battle of the Little Bighorn Survivors”, by Bill Groethe, American, circa 1948. Recently professionally framed in a vintage clean lined Mission oak frame under UV resistant glass. The photograph shows the reunion that took place on September 2, 1948. The photograph shows eight Native Americans who were present during the battle, also known as the Battle of Greasy Grass. Those pictured in photograph are Little Warrior, Pemmican, Little Soldier, Dewey Beard, John Sitting Bull, High Eagle, Iron Hawk...

Les Années 20 (The Twenties), French book by Pierre Faveton, 1982. This book is a richly documented overview of the 1920s period. We are at the end of the F...

Charles Mottram, British (1807-1876) Engraving of New York Harbor, marked "Proof" in lower left margin, printed by McQueen, circa 1855.

A stunning trio of Machine Age chromed metal sculptures, featuring Don Quixote, Sancho Panza, and a windmill. Incredible precise metal sculpture works with Machine Age stylized robot...

A rare gift box by A La Marquise De Sevigne, from the early 20th Century. An elongated rectangular shape (similar to a writing box) in black lacquered wood with patriotic design on sides and the top. The design features stylized airplanes in blue, white, and red colors along with the French cockade on the sides. Marked inside lid "Marque de Sevigne" and also marked underside "Fabrique au Japon" (Made in Japan). This lovely bonbonniere (chocolate candy box) is a fine example of the limited edition gift packaging, the company issued every year for the Holidays. Each year the model is different and the store commissioned the finest artists to create those gift boxes. Over the decades the style of the box follows the trend of the period in terms of design and is considered highly collectible objects. Measurements: 10.63 in. wide (27 cm) x 1.57 in. high (4 cm) x 3.13 in. deep (8 cm) A La Marquise De Sevigne: Founded in Royat (center of France) in 1892 by Clementine and Auguste Rouzaud, Marquise de Sevigne chocolates, with their signature blue boxes, are among the most recognizable French chocolates. At the end of the 19th Century, Clémentine sent a box of candy...

Total of 19 in set.

An original soda (Seltzer water) siphon glass bottle with metal wicker wire mesh protection by Sparklets Ltd, London. Featuring the pre-war European cocktail culture, those bottles, ...

A 19th century baker's pretzel shop sign from Denmark, mounted on custom iron Stand. This antique pretzel, formed of metal, originally would have hung from an arm extended out near t...

An attractive collection of 100 Swedish antique leather-bound books. This set of 1920s literature books from Sweden are wrapped in leather-bound covers, comprised of varying rich, wa...

Rare French Art Deco print on paper, featuring a diploma from a French automobile magazine named "l'Auto". Original design by Maurice Picaud (or Picauld...

Extremely rare pieces of Music History. These are vintage music stands from Columbia's legendary 30th Street Recording Studio, affectionately known...

A French wooden adjustable artist easel from the early 20th century. This good-sized antique easel has a small supply shelf, support for a painting, and...