(ABOLITION.) Warner Mifflin. His abolitionist petition to President Washington and Congress,

Autographs 1791 Gov. Thomas Mifflin Manuscript Document Signed General Assembly Acts respecting Auctions and Auctioneers THOMAS MIFFLIN (1744-1800). President of the Continental Congress, American Con

The December 1795 issue of "The New-York Magazine", printed at New York by Swords. Contains the complete 7th annual address to Congress by President George Washington on December 8, 1795. Several inte

(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

Very rare original press copy of President John F. Kennedy's State of the Union Address that was delivered before a joint session of Congress in Washington, D.C. in January of 1963. The upper left-han

Lincoln & Congress: The Emancipation Leaders Who Voted to Enact the 13th Amendment to the Constitution Forbidding Slavery Carte De Visite, 2.5" x 4", no date, Washington D.C., of President Lincoln

US Constitution signer, President of the Continental Congress, major general in the Continental Army, delegate to the Constitutional Convention, and first governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,

WRITER: Richard Nixon (Yorba Linda, California, Washington, D.C. New York City, 1913-1994) TITLE: The Memoirs of Richard Nixon, Easton Press, 1988, The Real War, Warner Books, 1980 DESCRIPTION: Up for

The New-York Magazine or Literart Repository for October 1791, 62 pages, lacks Title leaf. Historic content including the October 24, 1791 speech to the Second Congress by President George Washington.

The November 1791 issue of "The Massachusetts Magazine or Monthly Museum:, printed at Boston by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews. Includes the State of the Union Speech to Congress by President G

The Addresses and Messages of the Presidents of the United States to Congress Comprising all the Inaugural, Special and Farewell Addresses…Washington (through) Van Buren New York, published by Charl

Ives Prewar #1132R President Washington cast iron loco and sheet metal tender in olive green. With the #1132R loco in surprising good C6 plus to C7 minus condition and the tender in C5 because of pain

ROOSEVELT, Theodore (1858-1919). Document signed ("Theodore Roosevelt"), as President,. Washington, D.C., 12 September 1903.21 x 16 in. partly printed document, creasing, tearing, and chipping with lo

This lot consists of a framed portrait of President Washington, the first President of the United States. Even though this portrait is on the smaller side, it is quite similar to the Lansdowne portrai

1897-1921 1st ed Messages US Presidents Washington Lincoln Grant Roosevelt 20v “Those who deny freedom to others, deserve it not for themselves; and, under a just God, cannot long retain it.” –

JEFFERSON, THOMAS. 1743-1826, Autograph Note Signed integrally ('Th: Jefferson'), as President, Washington, 85 x 184 mm, June 13, 1802, to 'Mr. Millar,' regarding a sermon. Tipped at each corner to pa

Open vegetable dish with the 4 medallions of Jefferson, Welcome Lafayette Nation's Guest, Governor Clinton, and President Washington at the top. Dish has Enville Hall, Staffordshire in the center and

1134 R. President Washington locomotive in green with B&O tender in green. Locomotive needs motor put back in and some side rods. Some chipping. Condition (Excellent).

IVES TRAIN STANDARD GAUGE #1134 R *PRESIDENT WASHINGTON* LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER

ROOSEVELT, Theodore (1858-1919). White House card signed ("Theodore Roosevelt"), as President, Washington [DC], ca 9 March 1907.Signature on printed card "The White House / Washington," 4 1/8 x 2 3/4

A VERY GOOD AMERICAN FLYER O GAUGE "PRESIDENT WASHINGTON" PASSENGER TRAIN SET, EARLY 20TH CENTURY. The scale model B&O train set with #43226 engine and #1621B streamline Pullman cars in two tone blu

Harding, Warren G. (29th President of the United States.) Typed letter, signed by Harding as President. Washington, March 5, 1923. White House stationary. Folded leaf (1 p., 3 blank pp.), 8.75" x 6.75

[PRESIDENTS] EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D. Typed letter signed as President. Washington: 7 October 1958. A one page typed letter signed on White House stationery. The letter accepting the resignation of the H

Van Buren, Martin (8th President of the United States.) Partially printed document on vellum, signed by Van Buren as President. Washington, June 28, 1838. 12" x 7". Together with modern photo of Van B

Presidential lithograph listing 22 presidents, Washington to Cleveland. Dated 1884. Buek & Lindner, New York. Period frame. Condition: Excellent condition. Frame H 32-3/4" W 23-1/2" Sight H 29-3/8" W