Autograph and Americana Auction 2010-08-16 Auction - 815 Price Results - Scott J. Winslow Associates, Inc. in NH
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43: A Rare Tin J. I. Case Advertising Sign237: What Is Chloroform And How Does It Differ ..."21: 18th Century Imprint Laws Of The US Of America
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Bedford, NH, United States
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Autograph and Americana Auction

Scott J. Winslow Associates, Inc.

Scott J. Winslow Associates, Inc.

A fine offering of over 800 lots of historical Americana and autographs covering a wide variety of topical areas including presidential, business, early America, civil war, advertising graphics, imprints and much more.
Collection Of 18th Century Tax & Abatement Documents: Lot of 16 Connecticut Abatement and Tax Documents. Colonial dates from the 1750's to the early 1780's manuscript documents, includes: 8 pp. folio Manuscript Document Signed, being an Abatement of
0001: Collection Of 18th Century Tax & Abatement DocumentsEst. $500-$600Lot Passed
Revolutionary Era Preacher: SIMEON HOWARD (1733-1804) American preacher, overseer and a fellow of Harvard, member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and of the Society for Propagating the Gospel. Partly Printed
0002: Revolutionary Era PreacherEst. $245-$300Lot Passed
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DS By Rev War Double Agent William Heron: WILLIAM HERON. Revolutionary War spy who provided information to both American and British Commanders. Partially Printed Document Signed, "Wm. Heron." One page, 7 1/4" x 3". Hartford. May 12, 1798.
0003: DS By Rev War Double Agent William HeronEst. $275-$325
Loan Office Exchange Document: Partially Printed Document. One page, 8 1/4" x 3 5/8". Massachusetts. September 19, 1786. The document reads, in part: " RECEIVED OF NATHANIEL APPLETON, CONTINENTAL LOAN OFFICER, IN THE STATE OF
0004: Loan Office Exchange DocumentEst. $225-$250Lot Passed
Moses Cleaveland: (1754-1806) Lawyer, politician, soldier and surveyor from Connecticut. While surveying the Western Reserve in 1796, Cleaveland founded the city of Cleveland, Ohio. Partially Printed Document Signed,
0005: Moses CleavelandEst. $575-$700Lot Passed
Connecticut Militia Brigadier General Joseph William: General Joseph Williams, II (1753 - 1800). Merchant and privateer during the American Revolution. After becoming involved in government and military affairs he rose to the rank of Brigadier General
0006: Connecticut Militia Brigadier General Joseph WilliamEst. $225-$250Lot Passed
John Weld, William Dudley and Samuel Gerrish: William Dudley (1686 – 1743) a man of brilliant talents, which he exercised both in civil and military life. At the age of twenty he was sent on a most important and delicate mission to Canada, to
0007: John Weld, William Dudley and Samuel GerrishEst. $750-$900Lot Passed
Gold Selleck Silliman Is Paid For Prosecuting: Gold Selleck Silliman Is Paid For Prosecuting A Counterfeiter of Bills Of Publick Credit While Serving As King’s Attorney Febry. Term AD 1768. An order to the Joseph Tallcott, Esq., Treasurer of
0008: Gold Selleck Silliman Is Paid For ProsecutingEst. $125-$150Lot Passed
Joseph Talcott: JOSEPH TALCOTT. (1669-1741). Governor of the Colony of Connecticut. Manuscript Document Signed, "J. Talcott." Two pages, 7 ½" x 12 ¼". Connecticut. July 14, 1735. The document reads, in part:
0009: Joseph TalcottEst. $450-$500Lot Passed
John Treadwell As Witness To A Will: JOHN TREADWELL (1745-1823) Statesman. Elected a member of the legislature in 1776, and continued to take part in it until 1785, hen he was appointed a member of the governor's council. He sat in the
0010: John Treadwell As Witness To A WillEst. $300-$350Lot Passed
Silvanus Bourne: SILVANUS BOURNE (abt.1756-1817): Consul to Cap Francois. From 1794-1797, he was appointed vice consul of Amsterdam and from 1797-1816, he was consul general in the same city and was appointed consul
0011: Silvanus BourneEst. $200-$250Lot Passed
CT Paynote to William Samuel Johnson: State Of Connecticut Paynote Issued To William Samuel Johnson And Signed By Oliver Wolcott Jr. 1788, Connecticut. Paynote for ten pounds issued to but Not Signed by William Samuel Johnson. WILLIAM
0012: CT Paynote to William Samuel JohnsonEst. $145-$175Lot Passed
Moses Cleaveland Signed Loan Office Document: MOSES CLEAVELAND (1754 – 1806). Brigadier general in the Connecticut Militia during the American Revolution. Pioneer settler. In 1796, he was commissioned General Agent and Superintendent to lead
0013: Moses Cleaveland Signed Loan Office DocumentEst. $575-$700Lot Passed
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Nathaniel Folsom: NATHANIEL FOLSOM (1726-1790). American merchant and statesman. Partially Printed Autograph Document Signed, Nathl. Folsom." One page, 7 7/8" x 8 1/4." October 17, 1786. Exeter, NH. The document
0014: Nathaniel FolsomEst. $175-$225
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Meshech Weare Appoints Justices Of The Peace: Rockingham CountyMESHECH WEARE (1713-1786). American farmer, lawyer and revolutionary statesman from New Hampshire. Weare served as the first and only President of New Hampshire from 1776 to 1785.
0015: Meshech Weare Appoints Justices Of The PeaceEst. $400-$450
Fourteen White Witnesses Sign An Affidavit: Manuscript Document Signed by Fourteen Witness Affirming A Negro Man’s Death Was By “Visitation From God”. One page, 7 3/4"x 12 1/2". New York. January 26, 1809. The document reads, in part: "
0016: Fourteen White Witnesses Sign An AffidavitEst. $450-$500Lot Passed
The "Hero Of The Mohawk Valley," Marinus Willett, A: City of New York paynote payable to Mrs. Elizabeth Archer in the amount of fifty-nine dollars and 4/100 for 1 year's interest on last installment of bond. October 19, 1807. Signed as clerk by JOHN
0017: The "Hero Of The Mohawk Valley," Marinus Willett, AEst. $175-$225Lot Passed
Fantastic Revolutionary War Document!: LEVI LINCOLN, Sr. (1749-1820) American revolutionary and statesman who served as a Minuteman at the outbreak of the American Revolutionary War, Governor of Massachusetts, U.S. Representative,
0018: Fantastic Revolutionary War Document!Est. $1,750-$2,000Lot Passed
A Rare Autograph Of Early Printer Solomon Southwick: [The James Franklin Printing Press] In 1717, James Franklin, older brother of Benjamin Franklin, returned home to Boston afer serving as a printer's apprentice in England. He brought with him this
0019: A Rare Autograph Of Early Printer Solomon SouthwickEst. $500-$600Lot Passed
Stephen Mix Mitchell: STEPHEN MIX MITCHELL (1743-1835) Jurist and statesman. Partially Printed Document Signed on Verso, "Recd payment of Treasurer Kingsbury, Stephen M. Mitchell." One page, 8" x 5 1/4". State of
0020: Stephen Mix MitchellEst. $200-$250Lot Passed
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18th Century Imprint Laws Of The US Of America: 1796 Philadelphia. "Laws of the United States of America – Published by Authority – Philadelphia; Printed by Richard Folwell. 2cd page is embellished with glorious eagle woodcut: Acts Passed at
0021: 18th Century Imprint Laws Of The US Of AmericaEst. $250-$300
An Early Republican Circular Inciting Party Members: 9" x 11". Lancaster, Pennsylvania. July 17, 1805. Printed circular in which the Republican Corresponding Committee presses the need for viable republican candidates in the upcoming election which
0022: An Early Republican Circular Inciting Party MembersEst. $225-$250Lot Passed
Great Temperance Pamphlet: Printed Temperance Pamphlet Four page, 8 5/8" x 11". Great carnival themed image of the Black Gully Railroad" and Drunkard's Curve" at top of first page and image barroom at center of second page.
0023: Great Temperance PamphletEst. $200-$250Lot Passed
Life And Confession Of Reuben A. Dunbar: The Most Foul and Unparalleled Murder in the Annals of Crime Life and Confession of Reuben A. Dunbar, Convicted and Executed for the Murder of Stephen V. And David L. Lester (Aged 8 and 10 Years,) In
0024: Life And Confession Of Reuben A. DunbarEst. $250-$300Lot Passed

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Scott J. Winslow Associates, Inc.

Scott J. Winslow Associates, Inc.

Bedford, NH, United States
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