Winslow Associates Spring Auction

142: GREAT 1864 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN BROADSIDE

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Bedford, NH, United States

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Winslow Associates Spring Auction

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LINCOLN AND TAD: [LINCOLN AND TAD]. 13 ½" x 15 ½". Large image. Artistic rendition of Lincoln and Tad photo taken by Anthony Berger. From Ostendorf 93A. Unknown artist or studio. Lincoln wears spectacles while

0145: LINCOLN AND TAD

Est.

$1,000

$1,500

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SAN FRANCISCO PHOTOGRAPHER WILLIAM SHEW: [LINCOLN]. Large oval portrait with early frame measuring 11" x 13" overall. The engraved image was created from Ostendorf-91. Gold bordered oval with tipped on early sepia portrait of Lincoln from

0146: SAN FRANCISCO PHOTOGRAPHER WILLIAM SHEW

Est.

$750

$1,125

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AUTOGRAPH ALBUM FROM BUCHANAN'S TENURE: [AUTOGRAPH ALBUM]. Accomplished in the administration of James Buchanan during the period of 1857 " 1861. Signatories include: The President of the United States " James Buchanan; Secretary of State

0147: AUTOGRAPH ALBUM FROM BUCHANAN'S TENURE

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$2,500

$3,750

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HAYES'S ERA AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: A statement at the beginning of the album details the circumstances of the album: December 25, 1880. This autographic album was signed by the President, Cabinet, Supreme Court of the U.S. Senate,

0148: HAYES'S ERA AUTOGRAPH ALBUM

Est.

$3,500

$5,250

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PRINCETON DIPLOMA SIGNED BY WOODROW WILSON: WOODROW WILSON (1856-1924). Twenty-eighth President. Wilson was an academic and served as President of Princeton University. DS. 1 page. 22" x 26". 1906. Printed in Latin on vellum. Baccalaureate

0149: PRINCETON DIPLOMA SIGNED BY WOODROW WILSON

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$1,000

$1,500

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RUTHERFORD B. HAYES PARDON: RUTHERFORD B. HAYES (1822-1893). Nineteenth President and Union general during the Civil War. DS. 2 pages. Both sides of a single sheet. 10 ¾" x 15 ¼". Whereas Milton G. Abbot, on conviction of

0150: RUTHERFORD B. HAYES PARDON

Est.

$2,000

$3,000

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SECRETARY OF THE NAVY FDR: FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, [1882-1945). Thirty-second President of the United States. TLS. 1 page. 7 ¾" x 10 ½". TLS November 5, 1918. On imprinted letterhead of the Navy Department as Assistant

0151: SECRETARY OF THE NAVY FDR

Est.

$800

$1,200

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GORDON BOTTOMLEY: GORDON BOTTOMLEY (1874-1948), Poet and dramatist His major artistic efforts were directed at reviving verse drama in English. Among his plays are The Crier by Night, The Riding To Lithend, King

0152: GORDON BOTTOMLEY

Est.

$125

$188

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EVERT AUGUSTUS DUYCKINCK: VERT AUGUSTUS DUYCKINCK (1816-1878) was a biographer. In 1840 he started the monthly magazine "Arcturus," In 1847 he became the editor of "The Literary Worhl", a weekly review of books. Later, he

0153: EVERT AUGUSTUS DUYCKINCK

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$100

$150

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COMMENTARY ON IOWA'S NASCENT GOVERNMENT: RALPH PHILLIPS LOWE. (1805-1883). Governor and Chief Justice of Iowa Autograph Letter Signed twice, "R.P. Lowe" and "R.P.L." Three pages, 7 ¾" x 9 ¾". "Bloomington, Iowa Territory." May 31, 1846.

0154: COMMENTARY ON IOWA'S NASCENT GOVERNMENT

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$250

$375

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A LETTER AND THREE IMAGES FROM RUSS WESTOVER: RUSSELL WESTOVER. (1866-1966). American cartoonist who created "Tillie the Toiler." Typed Letter Signed, "Russ Westover," on King Features Syndicate Inc. letterhead. One page, 8 ½" x 11". New York.

0155: A LETTER AND THREE IMAGES FROM RUSS WESTOVER

Est.

$50

$75

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BRITAINS QUARTERMASTER GENERAL ALS: SIR JOHN STEVEN COWANS (1862-1921)Britain's Army Quartermaster-General and a member of the Army Council throughout the First World War. Proved to be an administrative genius during the First World

0156: BRITAINS QUARTERMASTER GENERAL ALS

Est.

$100

$150

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FAMOUS QUAKER HENRY TUKE: HENRY TUKE(1755-1814) co-operated with his father in the reforms at the Retreat asylum in York, England. He was the author of several moral and theological treatises which have been translated into

0157: FAMOUS QUAKER HENRY TUKE

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$300

$450

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DAVID MAGIE: DAVID MAGIE (1795-1865) Educator, Presbyterian clergyman, and author. As director of the American Tract Society, he published his own "The Spring-Time of Life or, Advice to Youth" (1855) and his

0158: DAVID MAGIE

Est.

$150

$225

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GEORGE WALLACE JONES: GEORGE WALLACE JONES (1804-1896), Among the first two U.S Senators to represent Iowa after it was admitted to the Union 1846. Represented Michigan & Wisconsin Territory. Autograph Letter Signed.

0159: GEORGE WALLACE JONES

Est.

$125

$188

Lot Passed

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GEORGE V AND OTHER ROYALITY CONTENT: Alexander Cambridge, 1st Earl of Athlone. (1874-1957). Governor General of the Union of South African and Canada, brother to Queen Mary. Autograph Letter Signed, "Alexander of Teck," on

0160: GEORGE V AND OTHER ROYALITY CONTENT

Est.

$200

$300

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TREASURY SEC EWING TO WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON: [WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON]. THOMAS EWING (1789-1871). American statesman; U.S. secretary of the treasury (1841); U.S. secretary of the interior 1849-l850). Draft Autograph Letter Signed, Lancaster,

0161: TREASURY SEC EWING TO WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON

Est.

$250

$375

J. THOMPSON TO R.M.T. HUNTER ON INDIAN AFFAIRS: JACOB THOMPSON. (110-1885). American statesman, U.S. Secretary of Interior, and Confederate agent. Letter Signed, "J. Thompson." One page, 8 X 10. "Department of the Interior," Washington, D.C.

0162: J. THOMPSON TO R.M.T. HUNTER ON INDIAN AFFAIRS

Est.

$750

$1,125

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VIRGINIA'S CIVIL WAR GOVERNOR: JOHN LETCHER (1813-1884). Lawyer, journalist and politician who served as Governor of Virginia during the Civil War. Autograph Note Signed, "J. Letcher," as United States Representative. One page, 5"

0163: VIRGINIA'S CIVIL WAR GOVERNOR

Est.

$100

$150

Lot Passed

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KATE GREENWAY: KATE GREENWAY (1846-1901). English illustrator. Her Signature on a 3 1/2" x 2" card. April 1886. Toning at top left, not affecting signature. Accompanied by her Under the Window After Kate Greenway,

0164: KATE GREENWAY

Est.

$50

$75

HENRY TAYLOR BLOW: HENRY TAYLOR BLOW (1817-1875) U.S. Representative and U.S. Minister to Venezuela and Brazil. Interestingly, Blow was strongly against the Dred Scott decision of 1857 although his family had formerly

0165: HENRY TAYLOR BLOW

Est.

$60

$90

Lot Passed

NOTED AMERICAN AUTHOR JOAQUIN MILLER: JOAQUIN MILLER (1841-1913) American poet, essayist and fabulist. Autograph Letter Signed, "Joa Miller." One page, 5" x 8". 38 Belevue Ave Newport. August 28, no year. Miller writes, in part: " My

0166: NOTED AMERICAN AUTHOR JOAQUIN MILLER

Est.

$50

$75

Lot Passed

NOTED ACTOR OTIS SKINNER: OTIS SKINNER (1858-1942) American actor noted for his excellent Shakespearean performances. Autograph Letter Signed, "Otis Skinner," on The Copley-Plaza Boston letterhead. One page, 5" x 6 1/2".

0167: NOTED ACTOR OTIS SKINNER

Est.

$50

$75

Lot Passed

AMERICAN SCULPTOR LORADO TAFT: LORADO TAFT (1860-1936) American sculptor, writer and educator. Autograph Letter Signed, "Lorado Taft," on The Midway Studios letterhead. Two pages, 5 1/4" x 6 3/4". Chicago. September 18, 1914. Taft

0168: AMERICAN SCULPTOR LORADO TAFT

Est.

$125

$188

Lot Passed

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