1860 JAMES BUCHANAN MISSISSIPPI LAND DEED

1860 President James Buchanan SIGNED Missouri United States Land Grant Secretary A fine, pre-Civil War American land grant certificate with secretarial signature of President James Buchanan granting l

Described & Photographed By:Robin NFD DBJQ 40224-I Title:President James Buchanan Signed Seminole War Land Grant to Solomon Tifft 120 Acres Description:Seminole War land grant signed by President Ja

Original Signed President James Buchanan Jr. (1791 – 1868) Land Grant Dated November 1859 on heavy parchment (partially printed document) | An original land grant certificate signed James Buchanan

This document is a land grant dated November 1st, 1858 signed by President James Buchanan. This land grant gives Mark A. Bond land in Alabama. Document measures 15.25 inches by 10.3 inches and has the

1824, PRESIDENT JAMES MONROE SIGNED LAND DEED FOR WILLIAM EDWARD HAYNE, NOVEMBER 1, 1824, FRAMED WITH BOOK PLATE ENGRAVING OF MONROE

Relating to the War of 1812. 120 acres given to Ohio Militia soldier war of 1812 Capt Jacob Moler. Signed boldly by Buchanan lower right. Some yellowing but overall well preserved condition. H9 5/8" W

Presidential Artifact: James Monroe Signed Land Grant Deed from 1817 with Official Presidential Seal. Offered for auction is a rare and highly significant document: an original land grant deed from 18

dated 1796 Commonwealth of PA. Land Deed by James Thimble Department of Secretary

Trotter James James Monroe Trotter, Frederick Douglass's Successor as Washington, D.C. Recorder of Deeds A land deed signed by James Monroe Trotter (1842-1892), in his capacity as the District of Colu

PASSPORT FOR THE BARQUE "ATLANTIC" SIGNED BY PRESIDENT JAMES BUCHANANDated April 30, 1860Signed right center edge.15.75" x 20" sight. Framed 21.75" x 25.5".

MONROE, JAMES. Partly-printed vellum Document Signed, as President, land deed granting 80 acres in Huntsville, AL, to Lawrence and Joseph Thompson. Countersigned by Commissioner of the General Land Of

3 Framed Documents 19th & 20th c. including (2) land grants signed (secretary) by James Buchanan, May 2nd, 1857 and Nov 1st, 1858 and (1) Appointment Certificate, G. O. Robinson, 2nd Lt. in Quartermas

Lithograph titled at bottom "'Taking The Stump' or Stephen In Search Of His Mother." Depicts all four 1860 candidates, including Bell and Breckinridge, as well as outgoing President James Buchanan. St

Presidential General Land Office Certificates, signed (proxy) by various Presidents including Andrew Jackson, Zachary Taylor, Millard Fillmore, James Buchanan, James Polke, Martin van Buren & more, 33

Levy County, bearing signatures of President James Polk, James Buchanan and Franklin Pierce, approx. 10" X 13" and 10" X 16" plus mat and frames.

An original Philadelphia land deed from 1780 of a Dr. James Hutchinson. Having original seal. Sight: 16in x 28in. Frame: 23in x 35-1/2in.

Rare 1758 Philadelphia Land Deed between John Redman (1722-1808) and Thomas Willing (1731- 1821) + James Humphreys ( 1720-1779). Large Vellum 30 inches x 32.5 inches. Red wax seals intact. Redman was

(Buchanan) Message From the President… Washington, 1860. Dampstain at top edge. // Memorial Addresses on…Charles Sumner. Washington, 1874. Ex-St. Clement Library, Ephrata. // Hiatt. The Voter's Te

1858 LAND GRANT FOR EDWIN C. ANTHONY OF DELAWARE COUNTY INDIANA. SIGNED BY PRESIDENT JAMES BUCHANAN. 15 7/8 X 10 INCHES.

ALL SIGNED BY PRESIDENTS, INCLUDING MILLARD FILLMORE, JAMES BUCHANAN, & ANDREW JOHNSON.

VELLUM DOCUMENT LAND DEED/INDENTURE, THOMAS & RICHARD PENN SIGNED JAMES HAMILTON OCT. 1ST, 1749

Presidential appointment document signed by both President James K. Polk and Secretary of State James Buchanan (later the 15th U. S. President), conferring the position of Recorder of Land Titles in t

Engraving of James Buchanan and signature during his presidency dated May 28th, 1860

Three Penna deeds, including: 1749 Salisbury Twp., on vellum, signed by James Hamilton (1710-83) for the Penns. // 1791 deed for land in the Nittany Valley in Bald Eagle Twp., signed by Edward Shippen