November 14th Americana Sale

"Children of Slaves" Freedmen's School CDV & Tintype

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OH, United States

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November 14th Americana Sale

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Exquisite 1/2 Plate Daguerreotype- Mother & Daughter: Exquisite Half Plate Daguerreotype of Mother & Daughter Exquisite half plate daguerreotype of (presumably) a mother and her daughter holding books. Lovely portrait that has a paper mat and is

0169: Exquisite 1/2 Plate Daguerreotype- Mother & DaughterEst. $250-$500

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Post-Mortem Daguerreotype- Collin's of Phila.: Early Post-Mortem Daguerreotype by Collin's of Phila. ca. 1845, sixth plate daguerreotype. Touching, early post-mortem daguerreotype taken by Collin's Gallery in Philadelphia, PA. The

0170: Post-Mortem Daguerreotype- Collin's of Phila.Est. $300-$500

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Orig. Matthew Brady Negative of PT Barnum: Original Glass Negative- PT Barnum by Matthew Brady Phineas Taylor “PT” Barnum (1810 – 1891) was an American showman, politician, and businessman, remembered best for founding the Barnum &

0171: Orig. Matthew Brady Negative of PT BarnumEst. $750-$1,500

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"Amistad" Supreme Court Justice- Historic Daguerreotype: "Amistad" Supreme Court Justice- Historic Daguerreotype We are pleased to offer this historic daguerreotype of Joseph Story, who served as an Associate Justice to the United States Supreme Court

0172: "Amistad" Supreme Court Justice- Historic DaguerreotypeEst. $2,500-$3,500

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Iconic Original "Decks of a Slave Ship" Folio: Iconic Original "Decks of a Slave Ship" Folio Original “Decks of a Slave Ship” folio print taken from "The History of Slavery and the Slave Trade, Ancient and Modern," by William O.

0173: Iconic Original "Decks of a Slave Ship" FolioEst. $150-$300

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(1818) Portraiture of Domestic Slavery in the United: (1818) Portraiture of Domestic Slavery in the United States Second edition of "Portraiture of Domestic Slavery in the United States…" by Jesse Torrey, published in 1818 by the author and

0174: (1818) Portraiture of Domestic Slavery in the UnitedEst. $150-$300

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Slave Transport Permission- Port of Charleston: Slave Transport Permission- Port of Charleston Original transport document that allowed for the passage of "one male slave" aboard the steamer Charleston from Charleston, SC to Savannah, GA.

0175: Slave Transport Permission- Port of CharlestonEst. $300-$500

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Historic Repeal of Fugitive Slave Bill Speech Pamphlet: Historic Repeal of Fugitive Slave Bill Speech Pamphlet (1854) Original pamphlet detailing speeches given by Senator Charles Sumner in favor of repealing the Fugitive Slave Act. Published by Buell

0176: Historic Repeal of Fugitive Slave Bill Speech PamphletEst. $150-$300

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0177: Framed Slave Bill of SaleEst. $200-$400

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CDV of Freed Slave "Charlie": CDV of Freed Slave "Charlie" Carte-de-visite of freed slave “Charlie,” who stares intently into the camera’s lens. Reverse bears a St. Louis imprint and the ink inscription

0178: CDV of Freed Slave "Charlie"Est. $1,000-$2,000

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Slave Inventory Lists Kept in 1835 Book: Slave Inventory Lists Kept in 1835 Book Included are two slave inventory lists, family record documents, and an 1835 edition of "The Works of Flavius Josephus," translated by William Whiston

0179: Slave Inventory Lists Kept in 1835 BookEst. $500-$750

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Rare Slave Bill of Sale- Bought By Virginia Colonel: Rare Slave Bill of Sale- Bought By Virginia Colonel Bill of sale for "one negro slave named Jerry" in the amount of $1250 on October 26th, 1860 in Richmond, VA. Note is signed by John Q.A.

0180: Rare Slave Bill of Sale- Bought By Virginia ColonelEst. $250-$500

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Civil War US Colored Troops Grouping: This lot features an extraordinary archive of original Civil War documents related to Company G of the 25th United States Colored Troops. Company G, comprised entirely of African American

0181: Civil War US Colored Troops GroupingEst. $500-$1,500

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0182: Civil War Soldiers & Young Freed Slave 'Contraband'Est. $500-$750

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0183: Civil War CDV of African-American SoldierEst. $500-$750

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Plantation Stereoview: Plantation Stereoview Offered is an iconic stereoview photograph of slaves of all ages toiling in a cotton field. A poignant and compelling photograph to say the least; the subjects appear quite

0184: Plantation StereoviewEst. $100-$300

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Missouri African-American Nanny & Child CDV: Missouri African-American Nanny & Child CDV Carte-de-visite portrait of an African-American woman holding her white charge. Verso bears a St. Joseph, Missouri photographer’s imprint. The

0185: Missouri African-American Nanny & Child CDVEst. $300-$500

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Baltimore African-American Nanny CDV: Baltimore African-American Nanny CDV Carte-de-visite of a well-dressed African-American woman holding a white child. Verso bears a Baltimore, Maryland photographer's imprint. [Black

0186: Baltimore African-American Nanny CDVEst. $300-$500

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Letter Regarding Sale of Slaves- Virginia: Letter Regarding Sale of Slaves- Virginia 2pp. Letter written in 1838 regarding the sale of Marye family slaves in Page County, VA. The author writes his brother, Frederick Augustus Marye, in

0187: Letter Regarding Sale of Slaves- VirginiaEst. $200-$300

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African-American Nanny, Possibly Slave: This sixth-plate ambrotype depicts an African-American woman holding a white baby. The woman, who appears to be older, wears a simple dark dress with white lace collar, and a colorful scarf that

0188: African-American Nanny, Possibly SlaveEst. $300-$500

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Fantastic Tintype of African-American Barber: Fantastic Tintype of African-American Barber Occupational tintype depicting an African-American barber holding a straight razor, almost ominously, over a white client he's preparing to shave. On

0189: Fantastic Tintype of African-American BarberEst. $300-$500

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African-American Railroad Workers, Incredible Scene: An extraordinary quarter-plate tintype that depicts a gang of railroad workers, or “gandy dancers”, with their tools. Of primary interest is the multi-racial composition of the workers:

0190: African-American Railroad Workers, Incredible SceneEst. $500-$750

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Cabinet Card of African-American Family: Cabinet Card of African-American Family ca. 1875 Incredible cabinet card of an African-American family seated on the front porch of their home. The subjects appear to be a mother and her

0191: Cabinet Card of African-American FamilyEst. $250-$500

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"Children of Slaves" Freedmen's School CDV & Tintype: "Children of Slaves" Freedmen's School CDV & Tintype ca. 1869 Carte-de-visite (CDV) and gem-sized tintype of five children who were used to promote efforts made by the Williston School in

0192: "Children of Slaves" Freedmen's School CDV & TintypeEst. $1,000-$2,000

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