Marker Collection (page 3)

Fish Marker, 1937. Creator: Lloyd Charles Lemcke
Fish Marker, 1937

First base used in Inaugural Civil Rights Game, 2006; used 2007. Creator: Unknown
Square first base marker used in the 2007 inaugural Major League Baseball Civil Rights game held at AutoZone Park in Memphis, Tennessee

A Chimu wood figural marker, c. 1100-1400 (wood)
1767139 A Chimu wood figural marker, c.1100-1400 (wood) by Pre-Columbian; 89 high cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: A Chimu wood figural marker, ca. A.D. 1100-1400)

Funerary stele (stone)
XZO387272 Funerary stele (stone) by Gallo-Roman; Musee d Art et d Histoire, Metz, France; French, out of copyright

Charnel house post, 500-1000 (wood)
DBP422885 Charnel house post, 500-1000 (wood) by Belle Glade culture (1000 BC-1700 AD); height: 157 cm; Private Collection; Photo eDirk Bakker; American, out of copyright

Grave of an unknown French soldier with his gun, next to a shell crater on the Western
GBW466689 Grave of an unknown French soldier with his gun, next to a shell crater on the Western Front, France, c.1914-18 (autochrome) by French Photographer

Bidston Hill, Birkenhead, Merseyside, England. The summit and distance marker and Bidston Observatory. Date: 1913

Original Artwork - Circular Christmas Place Marker
Original Artwork - Design for a circular place marker, showing a young boy shaking little red stars from his Christmas stocking. Date: circa 1937

Place marker - Jack Horner
Place marker - Heres __________s Corner! cries Jack Horner. Date: circa 1937

Christmas place marker - Dutch boy with large cracker
Christmas place marker - Little Dutch boy in traditional costume, holding a large cracker. Date: circa 1937

Christmas place marker - Dutch boy with large spoon
Christmas place marker - Little Dutch boy in traditional costume, holding a large spoon. Date: circa 1937

Place marker - Little boy with mistletoe
Original Artwork - Design for a circular place marker, showing a young boy holding up a sprig of Christmas mistletoe against a star-filled background. Date: circa 1937

Place marker - Little Boy Blue is looking for you
Place marker - __________ Little Boy Blue is looking for you! Date: circa 1937

Place marker - Little Miss Muffet
Place marker - Heres Little Miss Muffet to show _________ her tuffet. Date: circa 1937

Place marker - Mary Contrary in Gardening Kit, wants to show _____________ where to sit. Date: circa 1937

Place marker - Wee Willie Winkle
Place marker - Willie Winkles here to show ______________ the way to go. Date: circa 1937

Tomb of Caecilia Metella, Appian Way, Rome, Italy
Vintage 19th century photograph: The Tomb of Caecilia Metella is a mausoleum located just outside Rome at the three mile marker of the Via Appia, Appian Way

Australian Road to Passchendaele Marker Stone
The Third Battle of Ypres, generally referred to as Passchendaele began on 31 July 1917 and staggered on in dreadful weather conditions until it floundered in mud and resulted in some 300

Prowse Point St Yvon Christmas Memorial Area with footballs
Prompted by the 100th Anniversaries of the battles of WW1, much interest in the Truces that took place beteen the enemies at Christmas 1914, particulary in this area

Military column of Domitius Ahenobarbus, founder of Roman Narbonne, 121 BC (stone)
XIR155490 Military column of Domitius Ahenobarbus, founder of Roman Narbonne, 121 BC (stone) by Roman, (2nd century BC); Musee Archeologique, Narbonne

Cemetery in the Snow, 1826 (oil on canvas)
BBC202005 Cemetery in the Snow, 1826 (oil on canvas) by Friedrich, Caspar David (1774-1840); 30x26 cm; Museum der Bildenden Kunste, Leipzig, Germany; German, out of copyright

First American Cemetery Marker Omaha Beach
This marks the first American battle burials in Europe. It was set up by 2nd Platoon of the 607th Graves Registraton Company

US Advanced Airfield A13 Marker Vaucelles Normandy
The Airfield was built by the 864th US Air Engineers Battalion & the Memorial was unveiled on 6 June 1989. The Franco-American 9th Airforce Normandy Airfields Association has marked all the 9th USaF

US Cemetery Marker Number 1 St Mere Eglise Normandy
This is one of three markers at the locations of the first American cemeteries. There were 3, 000 soldiers buried here. By 10 June there were eight battlefield cemeteries but these were later

American Rangers Memorial Grandcamp Maisy
Unveiled in 1999 this Memorial to the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, & 6th US Rangers in front of the town hall, is near a marker to the visit of General de Gaulle on 14 June 1944

Insignia of the City of Westminster, London on a lamppost Date: circa 1990s

Hansel stopped and every time he dropped a a white pebble
2637829 Hansel stopped and every time he dropped a a white pebble, from Hansel and Gretel published by Blackie & Son Limited, c.1940 (colour litho) by Adams

The Vicarello Goblet, Vicarello, Augustan Period (silver)
3115159 The Vicarello Goblet, Vicarello, Augustan Period (silver) by Roman; 12.2x7.8 cm; Cleveland Museum of Art, OH, USA; J.H. Wade Fund; out of copyright

American yacht Sappho winning the race with the English yacht Livonia for the America Cup
PEM219476 American yacht Sappho winning the race with the English yacht Livonia for the America Cup, 1871 (oil on canvas) by Moran, Edward (1829-1901); 50.8x104.7 cm; Peabody Essex Museum, Salem

Aviation (colour photo)
2782470 Aviation (colour photo) by French Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Aviation. An aeroplane crashed onto a roof and marking the route of a flight)

Limestone grave marker, 4th century BC (limestone)
3526105 Limestone grave marker, 4th century BC (limestone) by Cypriot School, (4th century BC); 124.5x80 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA; (add.info.: From the necropolis at Golgoi)

Stele, grave marker, of a youth and little girl with capital
3526080 Stele, grave marker, of a youth and little girl with capital and finial in the form of a sphinx, c.530 BC (marble) by Greek, (6th century BC); 423.4 high cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art

Statue of a Kouros (youth), c. 590-580 B. C (marble)
3493067 Statue of a Kouros (youth), c.590-580 B.C (marble) by Greek, (6th century BC); 194.6 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Walther sings for the Meistersingers (chromolitho)
735757 Walther sings for the Meistersingers (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Walther sings for the Meistersingers)

Yad (silver)
XIR178960 Yad (silver) by French School, (18th century); Musee Juif Comtadin, Cavaillon, France; (add.info.: used to follow place when reading the Torah; ); French, out of copyright

Milliary column (stone)
XIR177449 Milliary column (stone) by Roman; Musee des Beaux-Arts, Agen, France; (add.info.: marked the distance of an ancient Roman mile which stretched the distance of 1000 paces; used to compute)

Nixs Mate, Boston, Massachusetts (engraving)
3644188 Nixs Mate, Boston, Massachusetts (engraving) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Nixs Mate, Boston, Massachusetts)

The Ice Industry in the United States (engraving)
1054501 The Ice Industry in the United States (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Ice Industry in the United States)

British Troops buying Grapes in Brussels. Their regiment is unknown. At this time, between 17Ð25 September 1944, Operation Market Garden saw Allied forces move from Belgium to The Netherlands

Memorial for escapee Peter Fechter, at Zimmerstrae, Berlin, close to Checkpoint Charlie. Circa 1965 Peter Fechter a bricklayer aged 18 was shot

Memorial for escapee Peter Fechter, at Zimmerstraze, Berlin, close to Checkpoint Charlie. Circa 1965 Peter Fechter a bricklayer aged 18 was shot

Cottage and Boundary Post on the Spaarndammerdijk ( L Obelisque ), ca. 1650

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France, Brittany, Penn Ar Bed passenger ferry passing close to the pointe de Penhir on its way from Camaret-sur-Mer to the Isle de Sein

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Bhutan, Sengor, Milestones on the side of the main east-west highway showing distances to towns

The Grave of Poet William Wordsworth, Grasmere, Cumbria
The Grave of Poet William Wordsworth (1770-1850), Grasmere, Cumbria. Date: 1908

Southernmost marker in Key West, Florida, USA

The Mile-Stone. CXI, 19th century? Creator: Unknown
The Mile-Stone. CXI, 19th century? A stage-coach passing a chapel, with a stone marker in the foreground. Plate XXIV from " Principles of Landscape"

Zigzag steeps of Grjotlid road to Mark - 10 miles travel for 3 3 / 4 miles straight distance
Zigzag steeps of Grjotlid road to Mark - 10 miles travel for 3 3/4 miles straight distance, Norway, c1905. From " The Underwood Travel Library - Norway". [Underwood & Underwood, London ]

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"Markers: Silent Witnesses of History and Culture" Markers have long served as powerful symbols, guiding us through the annals of time. From Joseph Stalin's tomb in the heart of Kremlin, Moscow, Russia to Canada's Newfoundland where St. John's Inukshuk stands tall, these markers remind us that even inanimate objects can act as human emissaries. In the depths of history, a Confederate family mourns their fallen son during the Civil War; their marker etches their grief into eternity. Meanwhile, Izmir (Smyrna) - Torbali bears witness to ancient civilizations and tells tales untold. World War II left its indelible mark on London with a map showcasing Flying Bomb hits during the Blitz - a chilling reminder of resilience amidst destruction. And who could forget the cardboard advertising sign for Exide Batteries? A marker that once beckoned consumers now serves as a nostalgic relic from days gone by. Boundaries are defined by stones marking territories and Chief Seattle's grave stands testament to his legacy as an influential leader. The Groat Family Tombstone at Canisbay whispers stories from centuries past while George Studdy's rabbits bring joy through artistry. Across Europe, Germany holds countless markers that bear witness to both triumphs and tragedies endured throughout its complex history. And let us not overlook the Alarm Buoy from 1858 – standing firm against raging seas, it reminds us of humanity’s constant battle against nature itself. These markers serve as reminders that our world is rich with stories waiting to be discovered – each one representing a unique thread woven into the tapestry of our collective memory. Let them guide us towards understanding our past so we may shape a brighter future together.