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Carroll, Charles of Carrollton (1737-1832), Signer of the Declaration of Indepenence, Senator from Maryland, free franked Ch. Carroll of C "Free" on 1829 cover, red "free" and Baltimore c.d.s., January 26, docketed 1829, Fine, Carroll in 1828 as the last surviving signer was the only non-president granted the free franking privilege. Estimate 300 - 400 (Image)
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Sold...US$ 1,450.00
Closed..Feb-29-2020, 13:55:54 EST
Sold For 1450
Sale No: 359
Lot No: 76
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Hopkins, Esek (1718-1802), the Only Commander in Chief of the Continental Navy during the Revolutionary War— the Navy Equivalent of George Washington, Founding Member of the Order of Cincinnat, document signed "E. Hopkins", as a member of the Rhode Island General Assembly, one sheet, two sides, 3 1/2"x6" Rhode Island, Jaunary 6, 1783, Fine. Estimate 150 - 200 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 14:00:06 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 77
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Huntington, Samuel (1731-1796), Signor of the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation, President of the Continental Congress, Governor of Connecticut, document signed as Governor, one sheet two sides, 8" x 11", Norwich Dec 9, 1791, a deposition with a note at bottom in his hand, testifying to deposing a Zachariah Huntington and signed there, plus an additional signature on reverse, some faults and tape stains, still good and quite legible. Estimate 400 - 500 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 14:00:45 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 81
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Trumbull, Jonathan (1710-1785), Governor of Connecticut Before and During the Revolutionary War and was the Only Individual to be Governor for Any Colony as both a British Colony and an American State, document signed listing the payments to the twelve members of the House of Assistants (later House of Representatives), each "assistant" signing below his name, one sheet, four sides with docketing on a second side, 8" x 12" May 1762, among the other assistants is Matthew Griswold who succeeded Trumbull as governor in 1785. Estimate 200 - 300 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 14:03:39 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 82
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Williams, William (1731-1811), Delegate to the Continental Congress from Connecticut and Signer of the Delcaration of Independence, small portion of the autograph document signed, 2" x 2", dated January 14, 1788, two sides, Fine. Estimate 150 - 200 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 14:16:11 EST
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Foreign Statesmen
Sale No: 359
Lot No: 256
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Hill, Sir Rowland (1795-1879), Responsible for the Development of the "Penny Post" and the First Postage Stamp, the "Penny black", autograph letter signed as Secretary to the Postmaster General, one page, two sides, 4½" x 7:, March 21, 185(8?), requesting that the official designation ". Secretary to the Postmaster General" be added to his name, Fine. Estimate 300 - 400 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:51:51 EST
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Misc. Celebrities
Sale No: 359
Lot No: 217
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Adams, Ansel (1902-1984), American Photographer Known Especially for His Black and White Photos of the Landscape of the American West, two signed photos from a book of his photography, each signed in the lower left, one page, two sides, 8½" x 8", Fine. Estimate 200 - 300 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:35:21 EST
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Lot No: 219
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Barton, Clara (1821-1912), Founder of the Red Cross, autograph letter signed "Clara Barton", one page, 4½" x 7", Oxford Mass., August 4, 1908, writing to a Miss Malbett, "If all desires were as easily gratified, life would be a holiday", fresh and Fine. Estimate 200 - 300 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:37:39 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 220
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(Boy Scouts of America) Daniel Carter Beard (1850-1941) American Illustrator, Author, and Outdoorsman, Founded Sons of Daniel Boone in 1905 and Merged His Organization with the Boy Scouts of America, autograph note on an oval magazine photo "Not an accident, but a snapshot, Dan Beard", folded horizontally in middle, Very Good. Estimate 200 - 300 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:38:13 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 221
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Chagall, Marc (1887-1985), Artist, 1970 Mouton Rothchild wine label, which bears an illustration by Chagall and is signed by him, fresh and Very Fine. Estimate 500 - 750 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:38:52 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 222
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Chaplin, Charlie (1889-1977), British Comic Actor, Best Known for His Character "The Tramp, photo, as Monsieur Verdoux signed "Best Wishes Charlie Chaplin", 3¼" x 5¼", mounting remnants and abrasions on reverse, otherwise Very Fine with bold clear signature. Estimate 500 - 750 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:39:17 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 225
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Dempsey, Jack (1895-1983), Professional Boxer, Heavyweight Champion (1919-1926), restaurant wine list signed "To Jerry, good luck pal Jack Dempsey," judging from the wine vintages, this is probably early 1930s, slight crease, Fine. Estimate 150 - 200 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:40:56 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 231
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Keller, Hellen (1880-1968), American Author and Political Activist and the First Deaf-Blind Person to Earn a BA Degree, signature "sincerely yours, Helen Keller" on a 5" x 3" piece, attached to another piece. Estimate 200 - 300 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:43:50 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 234
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Mencken, H.L. (1880-1956), American Journalist from Baltimore Who Was Often Satirical, typed letter signed, one page, 8½" x 5½", personal letterhead, Dec 8, 1931, to an author giving him advice on how to have his article published in "Liberty". He also mentions "the distinguished American novelist Mr. Hergesheimer, dropped in on us Saturday evening…", Fine example of his style, fresh and Fine. Estimate 100 - 150 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:44:40 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 235
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Nightingale, Florence (1820-1910), Came to Prominence During the Crimean War and is Widely Considered the Founder of Modern Nursing, part of an autograph letter, not signed, but contains the word "Nightingale" (Home), one page both sides 4" x 7", August 16, 1887, chatty letter to a Mrs. Robinson about provisions for "Nightingale Home, St. Thomas Hospital", Fine. Estimate 300 - 400 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:44:55 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 238
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Sousa, John Philip (1854-1932), American Composer and Conductor, known as "The March King", real photo postcard, signed, and he penned a bar of "hands across the sea" as well, mounting remnants on reverse, fresh, Very Fine. Estimate 200 - 300 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:46:46 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 239
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Washington, Booker T. (1856-1915), African American Spokesman and Educator, typed letter signed "Booker T. Washington", one page 8" x 10½", March 19, 1898, Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute letterhead, thanking a donor for her contribution to the scholarship, light creases and edge wear, fresh and Fine. Estimate 150 - 200 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:47:19 EST
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Royalty
Sale No: 359
Lot No: 246
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Queen Mary of Teck (1867-1953), Wife of King George V, Mother of King George VI, King Edward VIII, autograph letter signed "Mary R", 4 pages, three sides, 4½ x 7½", Buckingham Palace letterhead, March 16, 1932, to Lord (Charles) Wakefield, Mayor of London, 1915-1916, philanthropist, thanking him for his generosity in supporting the "Imperial Institute", with mailing envelope, Fine. Estimate 150 - 200 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:49:33 EST
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U.S. Civil War
Sale No: 359
Lot No: 197
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(Civil War) The Battle of Corinth, Grant Splits the South, 6/8/62 letter with printed letterhead "United We Stand, Divided We Fall", datelined "In camp E. of Corinth 2 miles Miss. June 8th, 1862", lengthy and newsworthy letter reporting on the battle of Corinth… "Corinth is quite a busness place or has been but the rebels destroyed the best of it, burned one building that had their ammunition in there is about 2,000 cannon balls…", etc., with original cover to Ohio, multi-colored patriotic label at left, 3¢ (65) tied by partial Cairo, Ill 6/16/(62) dcds, Very Fine cover, fascinating and easily read letter. Estimate 150 - 200 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:27:28 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 200
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(Civil War) Military Substitutes, 2/16/65 receipt from Francis Hess "The sum of Fifty Dollars as second installment as a member of the Substitute Association of the Nineteenth Ward", signed Amos King as Secretary, 2¢ revenue signed and dated "AWK", couple light tone spots, otherwise Fine and unusual document. Estimate 75 - 100 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:28:26 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 202
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(Civil War) Slavery, 1856 Slave Agents Letter "I want a good permanent home for my servant girl 'Lizzie', a yellow girl about 14 years. I want her employer to deal strictly with her; to require her to be obedient and respectful…. if after trial the girl suites and is taken in for 6 or 12 months (not life) her employer will be required to furnish and see that she is nice and suitably clothed. The wage you will arrange; the agreement I will make,"; the letter continues-"the bearer is a slave belonging to my uncle.the above note is his. if you think you wil take her, please lt me know by her." top one inch of document separated and hinge reattached, bottom one inch separated, still Fine and unusual ephemera. Estimate 100 - 150 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:29:21 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 203
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(Civil War Slavery) Charleston, S.C., "SERVANT", Slave Identification Tag, clearly punched 1828 51 x 51mm copper tag "Charleston/1828/SERVANT/No. 1527". "Lafar" maker's mark punched on reverse, round hole at top for suspending around the neck of the slave, natural patina and some green verdigris, Fine and rare. Estimate 1,000 - 1,500
A MOST DESIRABLE AND RARE SLAVERY ARTIFACT.
Although the practice of hiring out slaves was commonplace, Charleston was the only town that required that these slaves wear tags and that the owners be licensed for them. (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:30:12 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 204
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(Civil War) Soldier's Affidavit and Ballot Envelope, legal sized soldiers printed voting envelope for the election of 1864, with original printed affidavit envelope and printed "Power of Attorney" document authorizing Dexter Havens to vote on behalf of James H. Mills; "Soldier's Vote" envelope franked with 3¢ (65) tied by Washington, DC 10/29/64 dcds, both envelopes slightly reduced and with light toning in lower left corner, otherwise Fine. Estimate 100 - 150 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:30:52 EST
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Lot No: 208
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Davis, Jefferson (1808-1889), Only President of the Confederate States, U.S. Representative and Senator from Mississippi, Secretary of War under Franklin Pierce, partly printed document signed as Secretary of War under Franklin Pierce, one sheet 8" x 10", War Department Washington July 24, 1856, appointing Edward Bagley Second Lieutenant in the Fourth Regiment of Artillery, usual folds, Very Good. Estimate 400 - 500 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:32:40 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 211
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Douglass,Frederick (1818-1895), Noted Abolitionist and Orator, Escaped from Slavery, signed in ink "Fred'k Douglass", on 3½" x 2" card, August 24, 1866, fresh and Very Fine. Estimate 200 - 300 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:33:33 EST
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Lot No: 215
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Sumner, Charles (1811-74) U.S. Senator (Mass), prominent statesmen and orator, anti-slavery champion, bold "free frank" on buff cover to Scotia, NY, Fine, also includes: additional free frank on cover with blue "shield type" handstamped corner card "Public Document, Report of Committee on the Conduct of the War. Rebel Atrocities at Manassas. U.S. Senate", Very Fine. Estimate 150 - 200 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:34:43 EST
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U.S. Presidents
Sale No: 359
Lot No: 111
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(Abraham Lincoln) "A Lincoln & H.C. Whitney, Attorneys for the Plantiff", 1859 legal Illinois Circuit Court document: "Samuel A. Harvey vs. Archa Campbell" for trespass and seeking $20,000 in damages, 8" x 12.5" hand written document, some toning, otherwise Fine. Estimate 400 - 500
Provenance: Lincoln library at Shippensburg, Pa.(Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 14:33:49 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 113
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(Abraham Lincoln) Lincoln Speeches, 16 page booklet published by Union League of America: "The Opinions of Abraham Lincoln Upon Slavery and its Issues: Indicated by His Speeches, Letters, Messages, and Proclamations", Fine and intact. Estimate 200 - 300 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 14:34:41 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 114
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(Abraham Lincoln) "Rail Splitter" Campaign Token, 1860, copper, 28mm, DeWitt/Sullivan AL 1860-41, only minor wear with attractive red toning, a Very Fine example of this classic token. Estimate 200 - 300
According to The Rail Splitter — A Journal for the Lincoln Collector, this token was part of a marketing campaign to shape Lincoln's image as the ideal American. "Rail Splitter" refers to an early period in Lincoln's life when he worked on the frontier, clearing land and building a homestead. In 1860, Lincoln campaigned as the "Rail Splitter of the West", a slogan and image that propelled him to the White House. (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 14:34:54 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 115
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(Abraham Lincoln) Lincoln's Death, "Camp Near Petersburg, Va. April the 21, 1865" dateline on 1-1/2 page letter mentioning Lincoln's death… "The murder of President Lincoln caused considerable excitement in the Army. It was a cold blooded murder and if the guilty ones are found, they will have to swing.", with original cover franked with 3¢ (65), tied by segmented cork cancel, Washington, D.C. 4/24/(65) cds, both letter and cover F-VF. Estimate 100 - 150
Fine content concerning the murder of Lincoln. (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 14:35:17 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 116
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(Abraham Lincoln) "The Republican Party Vindicated- The Demands of the South Explained", sub title of Lincoln's speech given at the Cooper Institute in New York City on 2/27/60, eight page printed booklet, approx. 5-1/2" x 8-1/2", speech is significant because it stresses and urges slave states remain so but no more states or territories should allow slavery, also Union and Constitution should prevail over States Rights, staple missing at top and right edges trimmed slightly into text, Fine and rare. Estimate 100 - 150 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 14:35:39 EST
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Lot No: 117
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(Abraham Lincoln) Campaign Label, "12 Subscription 12", black on deeply blued paper, attractive label in upper left corner of cover, may or may not have originated, to Ridgeway, Orleans County (NY), 3¢ (26) tied by Albion, N.Y. 6/23 cds, Very Fine, scarce label. Estimate 100 - 150 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 14:35:57 EST
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Lot No: 118
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(Abraham Lincoln) Lincoln and Cabinet Patriotic Letter Sheet, illustrated front leaf only, showing Lincoln in large oval surrounded by smaller ovals featuring his cabinet, 5" x 7-3/4" sheet, published by T.H. Tingley, horizontal folds, two ending in trivial small tears, otherwise Very Fine and scarce. Estimate 100 - 150 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 14:36:15 EST
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Lot No: 119
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(Abraham Lincoln) Lincoln National Monument Fund, printed illustrated "State of Illinois, Executive Department" letterhead dated 8/19/65 acknowledging donations of $5 from the people of Goshen, Conn. to be used for the National Lincoln Monument, with original illustrated State of Illinois Executive Dept. envelope franked with 3¢ (65), tied by target, Springfield, Ill. 8/19/65 dcds, both Very Fine. Estimate 75 - 100 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 14:36:35 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 151
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Cat No: Collection
Warren G. Harding Memorabilia, group of items related to the life and death of Warren Harding, including two 1922 typed letters signed by his wife Floerence Kling Harding on White House stationery, couple printed booklets, perhaps 40-50 picture post cards, many real photos, couple political items, including elephant lapel pins, letter from a sailor stating, "Harding kicked the bucket," etc., etc. Estimate 300 - 400 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 14:52:52 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 161
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(Franklin Roosevelt), eight items, all but one TLSs from people connected with FDR… The TLSs comprise: Alf Landon (ran for president against Roosevelt), J.N. Garner (VP 1933-1941), H.A. Wallace (VP 1941-1945), two, one mentioning FDR's passing, Mrs. J.M. Helm (Mrs. Roosevelt's secretary), AJ Cermack, Mayor of Chicago who was assassinated when standing with FDR, Sumner Wells (Under-Secretary of State under FDR), and an envelope with printed signature of James Eastland, mailed to FDR the day he died, with backstamp "This envelope from President Roosevelt's personal mail," Fine lot. Estimate 200 - 300 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 14:57:47 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 175
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Adams, Louisa Catherine (1775-1852), Married to John Quincy Adams (1797-1848), First Lady (1825-1829), autograph note signed, one page 7½" x 4", Quincy, June 18, 1847, personal note saying she had enclosed a poem and "excuse this impertinence." ".you will readily perceive that I am no poet," light folds, mount adherence on reverse, Fine, accompanied by engraved portrait. Estimate 400 - 500 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:15:05 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 180
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Kennedy, Jacqueline (1929-1994), First Lady (1961-1963), autograph note signed "Jacqueline Kennedy", 3" x 1¾", in full, "Donald, thank you for everything and for my children too," Fine, in frame 7½" x 12" with portrait. Estimate 300 - 400 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:17:24 EST
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U.S. Statesmen
Sale No: 359
Lot No: 186
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Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Congressman and Senator from Kentucky, Seventh Speaker of the House, the Ninth Secretary of State, and a Presidential Candidate, He Had Been Titled "The Great Compromiser", printed letter with signature, one sheet, "8" x 8½", September 13, 1842, the letter discusses the goals of the Whig Party in part: "a sound National currency," "adequate revenue with fair protection to the American industry," "An amendments of the Constitution limiting the incumbent of the presidential office to a single term," toning along one fold, Fine. Estimate 500 - 750
Clay wrote the letter, had it engraved and printed, and then personally signed the letter when he sent it to the various individuals. (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:19:21 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 190
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Hobart, Garrett A. (1844-1899), Vice President Under McKinley (1897-1899), died in office and succeeded by Teddy Roosevelt, typed letter signed, one page, 8½" x 10½", law offices letterhead, June 25, 1896, Hobart replies to John L. Davenport, in part, "Thank you… in reference to my possible incumbancy of the Vice Presidential office. I hope to see you often during the campaign and take counsel of your great knowledge…", a little toning around the edges, Fine. Estimate 100 - 150 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:20:50 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 191
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Reed, Joseph (1741-1785), a President of the Continental Congress, Signer of the Articles of Confederation and Aide-de-Camp to George Washington During the Revolutionary War, autograph letter signed "Jos. Reed", one sheet, both sides, 7¾" x 13", Philad, Dec 9, 1784, written to Elbridge Gerry, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, expressing his satisfaction that Gerry was appointed to the Confederation Congress, in part, "Your acceptance of a Seat in Congress was an unexpected Pleasure as I was informed, you had utterly declined it. Indeed your long Service might have intitled you to claim some Indulgence, but it is the more generous in you to waive it & your Experience now enables you to render more important Service. I am appointed without my Concurrence & with express Leave to consult my private Affairs which I must do to a considerable Degree if Congress remains at Trenton. But the Gentlemen in the Delegation conform so generally in Sentiment with each other & with those Interests which I particularly respect that I have the less Concern on that Head." a bit of toning and light stains, some adhesive remnant at right, some splitting, otherwise Very Good, a clip of the front of the free frank envelope used to mail the letter to "The Hon. Elbridge Gerry Esq." is affixed at the bottom. Quite scarce. Estimate 750 - 1,000 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:21:32 EST
Sold For 550
Sale No: 359
Lot No: 194
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Tilden, Samuel J. (1814-1886), Governor of New York, the First Presidential Candidate to Win the Popular Vote but Lose the Election, autograph letter signed "S.J. Tilden" as governor, one page, 5½" x 7", on Executive Chamber stationery, March 17, 1876, responding to an invitation and adding "for as far as I am anything, I am a Yale man and of Connecticut origin", fresh and Fine. Estimate 150 - 200 (Image)
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Closed..Feb-29-2020, 15:25:06 EST
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Sale No: 359
Lot No: 195
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Webster, Daniel (1782-1852) Secretary of State Under Harrison, Tyler, and Fillmore, Congressman from New Hampshire and Massachusetts, and Senator from Massachusetts, letter signed "Daniel Webster" as Secretary of State under Tyler, one page, 8" x 10", Department of State December 23, 1842, to William W. Boardman, congressman from Connecticut, declining to "send anything through the department to our ministries abroad, not official", some adherence along left side has no affect on the letter, fresh, Fine. Estimate 200 - 300 (Image)
