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1234: I WAS HIT IN THE BACK ... IN FRONT OF PETERSBURG

1120: GREAT CONTENT FROM THE MONTANA TERRITORY

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A diverse selection of historical documents, autographs, ephemera and stocks & bond.

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UNION COLLEGE COURSE OF STUDIES A CLASS OF 1844: UNION COLLEGE COURSE OF STUDIES AND TERM BILL FOR A STUDENT IN THE CLASS OF 1844 Partially Printed Document. Three pages, 7 ¾" x 10". Union College. December 14, 1840. The document lists the four

1098: UNION COLLEGE COURSE OF STUDIES A CLASS OF 1844Est. $45-$68

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A LOT OF 6 NEWSPAPER ENGRAVINGS OF ALASKA 1868: A LOT OF 6 NEWSPAPER ENGRAVINGS OF THE ALASKAN WILDERNESS IN 1868 6 Illustrated pages cut from The Illustrated London News. Five of the illustrated pages relate to scenes from Alaska and include

1099: A LOT OF 6 NEWSPAPER ENGRAVINGS OF ALASKA 1868Est. $30-$45Lot Passed

WWI & WWII AMERICAN PROPAGANDA SONG SHEETS: WORLD WAR ONE AND WORLD WAR TWO AMERICAN PROPAGANDA SONG SHEETS 1) Patriotic World War One Sheet Music: "Wilson Democracy and the Red White and Blue." 10 ½" x 14". Published by Haward Publishing

1100: WWI & WWII AMERICAN PROPAGANDA SONG SHEETSEst. $80-$120Lot Passed

FRAMED CDV OF A CHILD A LOCK OF THE CHILD'S HAIR: FRAMED CDV OF A CHILD MOUNTED BESIDE A LOCK OF THE CHILD'S HAIR CDV of a young girl and a lock of brown hair identified as "Jane C." 1869. Mounted on brown board and in a 11 ¼" x 9 ¼" wooden frame.

1101: FRAMED CDV OF A CHILD A LOCK OF THE CHILD'S HAIREst. $250-$375Lot Passed

DAILY JOURNAL OF AN 1823 VOYAGE: DAILY JOURNAL OF AN 1823 VOYAGE UP THE EASTERN SEABOARD THROUGH QUEBEC TO NOVA SCOTIA Marble Hard Cover Journal. 48 pages, 6 ½" x 8". 1823. The journal contains an detailed account of the voyage and

1102: DAILY JOURNAL OF AN 1823 VOYAGEEst. $300-$450Lot Passed

FIRST HAND ACCOUNT OF INDIAN WARRIORS IN BOSTON: FIRST HAND ACCOUNT OF INDIAN WARRIORS PASSING THROUGH THE CITY OF BOSTON Autograph Letter Signed. Three pages, 7 ¼" x 9". Boston. March 10, 1806. The letter reads, in part: "… when I got to the

1103: FIRST HAND ACCOUNT OF INDIAN WARRIORS IN BOSTONEst. $175-$263Lot Passed

CHILD ABUSE & A CHALLENGE FROM AN ENRAGED PARENT: CHILD ABUSE AND A CHALLENGE FROM AN ENRAGED PARENT Autograph Letter Signed. One page, 8" x 12 ¾". No place. July 28, 1806. The author writes angrily to his sons tutor, in part: " Sir, I would wish

1104: CHILD ABUSE & A CHALLENGE FROM AN ENRAGED PARENTEst. $60-$90Lot Passed

A DISAPPOINTING VISIT TO BARNUM'S MUSEUM: A DIFFICULT BOAT TRIP AND A DISAPPOINTING VISIT TO BARNUM'S MUSEUM IN MUNCY Autograph Letter Signed. Three pages, 7 ¾" x 9 ¾". Eaglesmere. July, 26, 1854. The letter reads, in part: "…About 9

1105: A DISAPPOINTING VISIT TO BARNUM'S MUSEUMEst. $75-$113Lot Passed

LOT OF TWELVE NICELY ILLUSTRATED LETTERS: Each friendly and humorous letter bears finely accomplished pen and ink illustration, some of which are colored. The letters are very familiar and some contain anecdotes or humorous poems related to

1106: LOT OF TWELVE NICELY ILLUSTRATED LETTERSEst. $400-$600Lot Passed

10 PRESIDENTIAL TRADE CARDS FOR "SWEET HOME" SOAP: 10 U.S. PRESIDENTIAL TRADE CARDS FOR "SWEET HOME" SOAP Ten trade cards for "Sweet Home" Soap illustrated with U.S. Presidents. 3" x 4 ½". The ten pictured U.S. Presidents are: Grant, Jackson,

1107: 10 PRESIDENTIAL TRADE CARDS FOR "SWEET HOME" SOAPEst. $125-$188Lot Passed

19 ILLUSTRATED U.S. PRESIDENT TRADE CARDS: 19 trade cards for "Smith & Prindle, Men's Youths' and Boys's Clothing" illustrated with U.S. Presidents. 2 ½" x 4 ½". The 19 pictured U.S. Presidents are: John Adams, Washington, Jefferson,

1108: 19 ILLUSTRATED U.S. PRESIDENT TRADE CARDSEst. $250-$375Lot Passed

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AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF THE TOP OF MT. WASHINGTON.: Nice sepia tone aerial photograph of Mt. Washington. 9 ¾" x 7 ¾". Sticker on verso reads, "From the Studio of J.D. Hunting. North Conway, N.H." A fine photograph that captures the barren nature of

1109: AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF THE TOP OF MT. WASHINGTON.Est. $60-$90

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NICE PHOTOGRAPH OF LINCOLN'S LOG CABIN: Black and White photograph of Lincoln's log cabin. 5 ½" x 4". Mounted to a larger board. Text on verso provides history on the family home. A nice piece of Lincolnia. Backing board missing lower

1110: NICE PHOTOGRAPH OF LINCOLN'S LOG CABINEst. $100-$150Lot Passed

COPY BOOKS, TIN TYPES AND RELATED EPHEMERA: ASSORTED LOT CONTAINING COPY BOOKS, TIN TYPES AND RELATED EPHEMERA 1) Eight portraits folders on Ben Franklin. 2) The Christian Diadem Vol I, # 9. 3) Three Vere Forster's Drawing Copy

1111: COPY BOOKS, TIN TYPES AND RELATED EPHEMERAEst. $150-$225Lot Passed

GROUP OF ASSORTED TELEGRAPHS: 1) Scarce "Maine Line Telegraph" telegraph with tariff sheet attached. 1 ¼" x8". Bangor. November 28, 1854. Some dampstaining and paper loss. Else Very Good. 2) Three "Western Union Telegraph

1112: GROUP OF ASSORTED TELEGRAPHSEst. $50-$75Lot Passed

THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT THAT NEVER WAS: MAGNUS LETTERHEAD: THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT THAT NEVER WAS Unique Magnus letterhead of Washington D.C. In foreground is a obelisk similar to, but clearly distinct from, the Washington Monument. 8 ½"

1113: THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT THAT NEVER WASEst. $90-$135Lot Passed

TOTEM POLES AND INDIAN HOUSE, ALASKA: COLOR STEREOVIEW "TOTEM POLES AND INDIAN HOUSE, ALASKA"Original color stereopticon card. 7" x 3 ½". Circa 1900. Card # 297, "Totem Poles and Indian House, Alaska." Verso offers information regarding

1114: TOTEM POLES AND INDIAN HOUSE, ALASKAEst. $75-$113Lot Passed

STEREOVIEW OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WASHINGTON: STEREOVIEW OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WASHINGTON American Views, Peoples' Series stereopticon card. 7" x 3 ½". "Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington." Verso is stamped "Feb. 6, 1924"

1115: STEREOVIEW OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WASHINGTONEst. $90-$135Lot Passed

GROUP OF NINE ASSORTED VINTAGE CHRISTMAS CARDS: Assorted group of nine Christmas cards. Some ornately edged and finely illustrated.

1116: GROUP OF NINE ASSORTED VINTAGE CHRISTMAS CARDSEst. $75-$113Lot Passed

1865:SPRINGFIELD CITY COUNCIL BARS A RESIDENT: 1865: THE SPRINGFIELD CITY COUNCIL BARS A RESIDENT FROM IMPORTING AFRICANS Manuscript Document. One page, 7 ¾" x 3 ½". Springfield. October 4, 1865. The document reads: "Resolved by the city

1117: 1865:SPRINGFIELD CITY COUNCIL BARS A RESIDENTEst. $175-$263Lot Passed

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FINE CABINET PHOTOGRAPH OF MRS. BENJAMIN HARRISON: 4 ¼" x 6 ½". Formal photograph of Mrs. Harrison. Photograph taken and printed by Charles Parker, Washington, D.C. Minor paper loss at bottom right, not affecting picture. Else Very Fine.

1118: FINE CABINET PHOTOGRAPH OF MRS. BENJAMIN HARRISONEst. $90-$135

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ALPINE FLOWERS ON MT. WASHINGTON LETTERHEAD: ALPINE FLOWERS AND FINE COMMENTARY ON MT. WASHINGTON SUMMIT HOUSE LETTERHEAD Autograph Letter Signed on Mt. Washington Summit House letterhead with a color illustration of the Mount Washington Summit

1119: ALPINE FLOWERS ON MT. WASHINGTON LETTERHEADEst. $200-$300Lot Passed

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GREAT CONTENT FROM THE MONTANA TERRITORY: GREAT CONTENT FROM THE MONTANA TERRITORY:"THE INDIANS HAVE STOLEN ONE HORSE FROM ME BUT MY SCALP IS ALL TIGHT YET"Autograph Letter Signed. Two pages, 8" x 12 ½". Fort Shaw M.T. October 14, 1869.

1120: GREAT CONTENT FROM THE MONTANA TERRITORYEst. $125-$188

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COMMENTARY ON ABRAHAM LINCOLN FROM A FRIEND: COMMENTARY ON ABRAHAM LINCOLN FROM A POLITICAL SUPPORTER, POET AND FRIEND. Autograph Letter Signed. Two pages, 7 7/8" x 12 3/4". Homer. January 29, 1863. Accompanied by original envelope. With

1121: COMMENTARY ON ABRAHAM LINCOLN FROM A FRIENDEst. $150-$225Lot Passed

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