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From the Enger Mansion in North Avondale, EBTH is proud to present an exceptional estate of rare books, vintage brass model locomotives, fine paintings, Southwest and railroad art, and antique furnishings; as well as a Wm. Knabe Baby Grand piano and a Toyota Solara Convertible.
Having shared a life-long passion for American History and railroad lore as well as Native American culture, the owners have included in this sale paintings, drawings, and signed serigraphs by noted Southwest artists Robert Daughters, Howard Post, Clifford Beck, Hollis Williford, W.L. Meaks, and Dan Namingha; along with Kachina dolls, a Ramana pottery vase, a rare 1928 Peace silver dollar, fine furniture, cast iron toys and railroad antiques.
For those passionate about the history of the Civil War, an extraordinary library is available that includes such valuable sets as the original Official Records of the War of the Rebellion, a MOLLUS reprint set, and numerous Virginia Regimental Histories. In addition to militaria, there is a fascinating assortment of books on Southwest U.S. and Mesoamerican archaeology, including many on Mayan linguistics.
Housed in a 15,000 sf mansion, this expansive estate collection is being presented in three consecutive sales. We welcome you to join us for a preview of this second sale this Sunday, July 19th, from 11 am to 2 pm, at 992 Marion Avenue, Cincinnati OH 45229.
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