Autograph and Americana Auction

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Autograph and Americana Auction

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A fine offering of over 800 lots of historical Americana and autographs covering a wide variety of topical areas including presidential, business, early America, civil war, advertising graphics, imprints and much more.

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Peter Cooper Signs A Bond Receipt: Peter Cooper. DS. 1pp. 8" x 4 1/4". New York. January 1 1880. A partly printed receipt signed by Peter Cooper. He acknowledged that he "Received from the IRON CLIFFS COMPANY Three hundred Dollars,

0145: Peter Cooper Signs A Bond ReceiptEst. $250-$300Lot Passed

Jacob Vanderbilt, Brother Of Cornelius, Signs A No: JACOB VANDERBILT. ADS. 1pp. 8" x 2 3/4". n.p. Sept. 25th 1825. An autograph note signed by JACOB VANDERBILT on the back of a bill. He penned: "Pay the Bearer Crochion the amount of this Bill which

0146: Jacob Vanderbilt, Brother Of Cornelius, Signs A NoEst. $500-$600Lot Passed

A Signature Of Clarence H. MacKay: Clarence H. MacKay. S. 4 1/4" x 2 3/4". n.p. n.d. A signature of Clarence H. MacKay on a small card, inscribed to "Mr. Colville". It is in choice condition.

0147: A Signature Of Clarence H. MacKayEst. $45-$55Lot Passed

Autograph Of New York City Mayor Abram Hewitt: Abram Hewitt. S. 6 1/2" x 1 3/4". New York. n.d. A signature of New York City Mayor Abram S. Hewitt on a small slip of paper. It is in very fine condition overall.

0148: Autograph Of New York City Mayor Abram HewittEst. $50-$60Lot Passed

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The Signature Of Famed Economist Roger Babson: ROGER BABSON. S. 4 1/4" x 2 3/4". Fla. Mar 5 1929. A signature "With best wishes from Roger Babson" on a small white card. The envelope is included and Babson penned this at the time he began to

0149: The Signature Of Famed Economist Roger BabsonEst. $75-$110

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William Waldorf Astor Signed Proxy Document: WILLIAM WALDORF ASTOR DS. 1pp. 8 1/4" x 6 1/2". n.p. [probably New York]. August 13, 1877. A partly-printed document signed "W. W. Astor Executor": "I William W. Astor Executor of the will of Willm.

0150: William Waldorf Astor Signed Proxy DocumentEst. $250-$300Lot Passed

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An Otto Kahn TLS: OTTO KAHN. TLS. 1pp. 8 1/2" x 11". New York. December 18, 1924. A typed letter signed "Otto Kahn" on "Kuhn, Loeb & Co." letterhead: "...I was interested to learn that you are bringing the Right

0151: An Otto Kahn TLSEst. $175-$225

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Merchant Bernard Gimbel TLS: BERNARD GIMBEL. TLS. 1pp. 8 1/2" x 10 1/2". New York. June 12, 1919. A typed letter signed "Bernard F. Gimbel" on his personal letterhead. The businessman wrote to "Jason Rogers Esq., c/o The

0152: Merchant Bernard Gimbel TLSEst. $575-$700Lot Passed

William H. Vanderbilt: (1821-1885). Financier, philanthropist. Son of Cornelius Vanderbilt, William became president of the New York Central and Hudson River RR and affiliated corporations upon his father's death in 1877.

0153: William H. VanderbiltEst. $400-$450Lot Passed

A John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Als: JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, JR.. ALS. 2pp. 4 1/2" x 7". 4 West Fifty-Fourth Street. Thursday. An autograph letter signed "John D. Rockefeller Jr" addressed to "Miss Ferris": "I can't tell you how...I am

0154: A John D. Rockefeller, Jr. AlsEst. $225-$250Lot Passed

William H. Vanderbilt Signs A Document, Buying Som: WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT. DS. 4pp. 8" x 12". New York. September 1, 1874. A lengthy legal document signed "W H Vanderbilt" concerning the railroads. It states in part: "...William H Vanderbilt...party

0155: William H. Vanderbilt Signs A Document, Buying SomEst. $450-$500Lot Passed

Harry Payne Whitney Signs A Banking Document: HARRY PAYNE WHITNEY. DS. 1pp. 8 1/2" x 11". New York. Dec 6 1922. A document signed "Payne Whitney" addressed "TO THE COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY": "Pursuant to the preliminary consent to the merger of

0156: Harry Payne Whitney Signs A Banking DocumentEst. $125-$150Lot Passed

Pierre S. Dupont Signs An Irving National Bank Pro: PIERRE S. DUPONT. 1920, New York. An "Irving National Bank" proxy document signed by "Pierre S Du Pont" as president of "Du Pont American Industries, Inc." He appointed three men to vote for him

0157: Pierre S. Dupont Signs An Irving National Bank ProEst. $345-$450Lot Passed

Signature Of Financier John J. Raskob: JOHN J. RASKOB. S. 1pp. 4" x 3". New York. June 27, 1944. A card signed "Autograph John J Raskob June 27, 1944." It is accompanied by the original envelope and in excellent condition.

0158: Signature Of Financier John J. RaskobEst. $75-$110Lot Passed

An Otto Kahn Tls: OTTO KAHN. TLS. 1pp. 8 1/2" x 11". New York. Oct. 1 1919. A typed letter signed "Otto Kahn" on "Kuhn, Loeb & Co." letterhead. He wrote to "James B. Pond": "I beg to acknowledge, with thanks,

0159: An Otto Kahn TlsEst. $250-$300Lot Passed

An Als By Early American Financier James Swan: JAMES SWAN. ALS. 1pp. 7" x 4 3/4". Paris. June 7, 1804. An autograph letter signed "Jam Swan" once at the end and "Swan" twice in the text. Swan wrote to his friend "Tristram Barnard" about travel

0160: An Als By Early American Financier James SwanEst. $350-$450Lot Passed

Days After The War In Europe Ends, The Vice Presid: TLS. 1pp. 8 1/2" x 11". Richmond, Virginia. May 15, 1945. A typed letter signed "J. Louis Reynolds" as Vice President of the "Reynolds Metals Company". He wrote to the noted submarine inventor

0161: Days After The War In Europe Ends, The Vice PresidEst. $750-$900Lot Passed

Louis F. Swift Signs An Agreement With The Maine C: LOUIS SWIFT. DS. 2pp. 8 1/2" x 14". April 27, 1912. A partly printed agreement signed "L F Swift" between Swift and the Maine Central Railroad to have additional railroad track built at the end of

0162: Louis F. Swift Signs An Agreement With The Maine CEst. $250-$300Lot Passed

Louis McLane: ALS. 2pp. 8" x 10. Washington. July 22 1820. An autograph letter signed "L. M'Lane" as a Congressman to "William Whitesides" of Philadelphia: "In consequence of my absence from home I did not

0163: Louis McLaneEst. $125-$150Lot Passed

Cyrus Field Writes Concerning The Value Of A Set O: CYRUS FIELD LS. 1 page. 5" x 8". New York, 8 April 1872. "Could you kindly give me an idea of the value of the following work, which a lady in embarrassed circumstances is anxious to dispose of &

0164: Cyrus Field Writes Concerning The Value Of A Set OEst. $300-$350Lot Passed

An Interesting Civil War Document In Which The Not: WILLIAM MARCY "BOSS" TWEED DS. 1 page. New York, October 2, 1863. "Frances P. Sherwood by occupation a ~…who has been drafted and adjudged by the Board of Enrollment…to be liable to perform

0165: An Interesting Civil War Document In Which The NotEst. $225-$250Lot Passed

Russell Sage Orders A Dividend Payment Be Made: Russell Sage (1816-1906) Banker; Financier; U.S. Congressman. As the originator of "put and all options", Sage greatly changed the way speculators played the stock market. Among America's most

0166: Russell Sage Orders A Dividend Payment Be MadeEst. $275-$325Lot Passed

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Jay Gould: Received of the treasurer, Scrip, for ` 50` shares. Signed by Jay Gould. Stub Aug 2, 1865 3 3/4" x 8 1/4"

0167: Jay GouldEst. $225-$250

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August Belmont Jr. TLS: AUGUST BELMONT JR. (1853-1924) American financier, builder of New York's Belmont Park and a major breeder and owner of Thoroughbred horses. Typed Letters Signed, "August Belmont & Co," by Belmont on

0168: August Belmont Jr. TLSEst. $125-$150Lot Passed

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