Watercolor of Monhegan Lobster House and Dock, 18” x 24”, Andrew Winter (1893-1958), in original frame; o/c of Maine lighthouse, 12” x 24”, in original frame in the manner of George Hathaway; w/c of misty harbor with lobster boat loaded with traps, 14” x 20”, by Charles Copeland (1858-1945); o/b of ship in harbor, 9” x 12”, by Franz Lesshafft (b. 1862); w/c of the Williamson house, Belfast, Maine, signed Carl Pulcifer, 1939; classic oil painting of a young lady sitting in a rowboat in gold gilt frame; rare 1” to scale w/c drawing of the engine of the Portland & Ogdenburg Railroad (later part of the Maine Central Railroad), drawn by Carl E. Merrill, 1889 in original frame and given t Dr. Philip H. Cook in 1946; watercolor by William Thon of fountain with building, 4” x 5” framed; reverse painting on glass of George Washington by Wm. Matthew Prior in original gold gilt frame; watercolor by Charles Copeland “Outlet at Crawford Pond”, Union, Maine, Oct. 1930; w/c by Maud Briggs Knowlton (1870-1956) of Monhegan Island houses, hillside with church, 11” x 16”. Maude was one of two women in the Monhegan Art Colony; several oil paintings from a Rockland estate in original fancy gold frames in good condition, include a Saint Bernard dog portrait, woods scene with birches, waterfall, pasture scene with cows; pallet knife oil, 18” x 24”, Maine cove with boats, etc. signed Kay; rare print certificate framed “Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen” given to the Paul Revere Lodge #485, very colorful; two (2) early Princeton University football posters, 1901 and 1902; black & white photo of the surf on Monhegan Island off Lobster Cove, 1938, by Alfred Fuller, 10” x 14”; photograph of Monhegan Lighthouse by Warren Taylor, 1936; two (2) yard-long photos of Thomaston, Maine High School Class of 1926 and 1927.