(CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH.) Autograph Letter Signe

Super content addressed to an H.S. Hewit Esq. Bridgeport Ct. "Sir. Yours of the 2nd inst is arrived. I am still making Rifles for U.S. New Model percussion lock +c. I can sell you any number you want.

Heading: (California Gold Rush) Author: Fullerton & Raymond Title: Boston Letter about a disappeared Forty-Niner Place Published: Boston Publisher: Date Published: March 6, 1849 Descrip

Heading: (California Gold Rush) Author: Boughton, James Title: Letter about New York 49ers in California Place Published: New York Publisher: Date Published: January 15, 1850 Descriptio

CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH LETTERS Lot of three good content California Gold Rush letters sent by two friends to their family members. Included is an A.L.S. from S. H. Thompson, 2pp. 4to., Sacramento, June

Historical Early California Gold Rush era letter dated 1850, the signed letter by George K. Danchy to his family, consisting of four pages recto and verso, conjoining leaves (octavo), Stanislaus River

[WESTERN AMERICANA] -- [GOLD MINING]. The Miner's Ten Commandments bifolium lettersheet featuring letter from California gold miner.  BETTER, Mitchell. Autograph letter signed ("Mitchell Better")

Heading: (California Gold Rush) Author: Selling, Philip Title: Letter about Jewish merchant in Mississippi who had left for the California Gold Rush Place Published: Macon, Mississippi Publisher:

[WESTERN AMERICANA]. The Rosborough family archive, including letters relating to the California Gold Rush, the Modoc War, the Klondike Gold Rush, and early settlement and mining operations in Idaho T

Heading: Author: Grabhorn, Jane Bissell Title: A California Gold Rush Miscellany, Comprising: The Original Journal of Alexander Barrington, Nine Unpublished Letters from the Gold Mines, Reproductions

Heading: -1850 Author: Cox, H.F. Title: Post office, San Francisco, California, a faithful representation of the crowds daily applying at that office for letters and newspapers Place Published: New Yo

The Bark Greenpoint left New York Nov. 1852 and arrived in San Francisco on March 10th 1853 after a voyage of 139 days, Captained by Robert McCormack. During a subsequent voyage on August 8th, 1853 wh

Benjamin Rush autograph letter signed ("Benjn. Rush"). Three pages of a bifolium, 7.75" x 13.25", Philadelphia, [Pennsylvania];

This is a nice piece approximately 35 inches long. The shaft appears to be ebony. The handle is gold with a gold quartz inlays.

Sadie Van Patten Hall (1884-1967) Gold Ridge, California Gold Rush Three-panel Screen signed and dated 'S. Van Patten Hall / 1949 (lower right) oil and gilt paint on painted wooden panel each panel 61

True 49er letter. 3.5 pages. 2.5 pages about the voyage over. Stampless cover with San Francisco, Oct. 1 stamp. Handwritten 40 for postage. The letter says that the ship has not moved in the last 36 h

Very RARE California Gold Rush To Civil War Gamblers Push Dagger SIZE 6.5 x4 inch

Letter dated September 25, 1850, Nevada City. Nevada crossed out and Sacramento written in. Most likely letter was taken to Sacramento City as that was a common mailing location at this time. He ackno

Nice litho on box showing people panning for gold in the 19th century, marked "Set No. 1309". Typical of some multiple sets, the figures and vehicles are already set up inside the box. Set was inspire

Dated 1888 14.5” x 8.25” in 12”x18” frame No Reserve

Mining.- California Gold Rush.- Jenkins (William W.) History and Development of Placer-Mining in California, original typescript signed by the author in pencil at end, 12pp., folds, screw bound at hea

10k yellow gold hand-engraved buckle with early American images including, gold rush miner, Native American, Nautical Mariner, anchor, washer woman, puritan style angel motif, tested 10k, measures app

1854 HUGE MAP 1ed California Gold Rush Baldwin Complete Gazetteer Americana Thomas Baldwin’s ‘Complete Gazetteer’ is a mid-19th-century book describing a comprehensive history of the United Stat

1855 1st ed San Francisco California Gold Rush Illustrated MAP Soule Indians First published in 1855, The Annals of San Francisco is oft considered the most important book on the history of the city o

[CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH]. MARRYAT, Frank (1826-1855). Mountains and Molehills; or, A Burnt Journal. London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1855. 8vo. Title vignette, 8 chromolithograph plates from