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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.

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A New Orleans And Ohio Telegraph Lessees Stock Sig: NORVIN GREEN. 1858, Louisville. Certificate for 200 shares of the New Orleans and Ohio Telegraph Lessees signed by "N. Green" as president. Black on white paper. Two vignettes of allegorical

0798: A New Orleans And Ohio Telegraph Lessees Stock SigEst. $450-$500Lot Passed

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1831 Purchase Of Stage Lines Between Nashua And Co: Manuscript Document. One page, 7 1/4" x 3 3/4". Goffstown. September 8, 1831. The document reads, in part: " Bot [sic] of the Haverhill & Boston Stage Co. 1 1/2 twenty fifths of the Concord and

0799: 1831 Purchase Of Stage Lines Between Nashua And CoEst. $95-$125

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Lot Of War Of 1812 Newspapers -Declaration Of War: [War of 1812]. 1812. New York. Group of 15 scarce newspapers of "THE WAR." Lamazow [American Periodicals] lists this as "the most complete magazine account of the War of 1812." 4pp. Each.

0800: Lot Of War Of 1812 Newspapers -Declaration Of WarEst. $500-$600

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A Captain In The Ma Militia Requests A Discharge D: Partially Printed Document. One page, 8" x 11 5/8". Upton, Massachusetts. November 3, 1813. The document is a request for a military discharge for Joseph B. Chapin, a captain in a Cavalry company in

0801: A Captain In The Ma Militia Requests A Discharge DEst. $50-$60

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Soldiers Discharged Following Their Service In The: Document Signed, "John Freeman." One page, 7 1/4" x 6 3/4". Head Quarters, Sandwich. June 15, 1816. The document orders "… officers of said first regiment to meet at John Lawrence's in Sandwich …

0802: Soldiers Discharged Following Their Service In TheEst. $175-$225Lot Passed

Salem Town, Brigadier General In The Massachusetts: Manuscript Document Signed, "Salem Town, Jr. Birg. Genl." Two pages, 7 3/8" x 8 5/8". No place. August 17, 1818.The document reads, in part: " … To his Excellency John Brooks Governor …

0803: Salem Town, Brigadier General In The MassachusettsEst. $125-$150Lot Passed

Very Rare Early Letter Signed By The Founder Of St: RÉNE AUGUSTE CHOUTEAU (1749-1829) Indian trader and an influential figure in the early history of St. Louis. Along with his father, Chouteau is credited with founding St. Louis in 1764. Letter

0804: Very Rare Early Letter Signed By The Founder Of StEst. $1,900-$2,200Lot Passed

The Voice Of The Woman's Movement - A Woman's Jour: ALICE STONE BLACKWELL (1857-1950). A suffragette leader, Blackwell's parents had once been bitter rivals of Susan B. Anthony and formed their own association. In 1892, they all merged into the

0805: The Voice Of The Woman's Movement - A Woman's JourEst. $400-$450Lot Passed

World War I Conscription Proclamation: Wonderful group of eleven proclamations announcing conscription. English language proclamation measures 8 3/4" x 20". The remaining ten proclamations measure 12" x 19" and are printed in the

0806: World War I Conscription ProclamationEst. $3,750-$4,000Lot Passed

Great World War One Display Piece: 20 3/4" x 24 1/4" framed. Germany. June 18, 1919. Wonderful hand drawn and hand colored illustration fills more than half of document. The image depicts an eagle perched atop an American shield with

0807: Great World War One Display PieceEst. $1,500-$2,000Lot Passed

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World War I General Frank Parker Als: FRANK PARKER. ALS. 1pp. 7 1/4" x 10 1/4". Madison Barracks N.Y. January 10, 1927. An autograph letter signed by Frank Parker to "Jay": "It is with a deep and gracious joy that I read of your

0808: World War I General Frank Parker AlsEst. $75-$110

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Frank McIntyre: FRANK McINTYRE American World War I General. A signature "Frank McIntyre Major Gen. U.S. Army" at the conclusion of an autograph request. It is in fine condition and attached to a larger sheet

0809: Frank McIntyreEst. $45-$55

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World War Ii B-29 Superfortress: 14½" x 11". Official military photo of the bomber intended to help sell bonds for the war effort. "This is to certify that ________ has contributed to the purchase of a Boeing B-29 Superfortress

0810: World War Ii B-29 SuperfortressEst. $100-$125

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Brother Against Brother: World War II Prisoner Of: [WWII] Unusual War correspondence lot of 19 pieces between an Italian Prisoner of War, Cesario Espisito, who is being held at Camp Wheeler in Georgia, and his brother, Lorenzo Espisito, who is

0811: Brother Against Brother: World War II Prisoner OfEst. $750-$900Lot Passed

Nazi Ace Hans-joachim Jabs Signs A Wright Brothers: Hans-Joachim Jabs. SFDC. 6 1/2" x 3 3/4". n.p. n.d. A cover signed "Hans-Joachim Jabs" in bright blue marker by the famed Nazi pilot. The thirteen cent stamp was cancelled in Atlanta, Georgia, and

0812: Nazi Ace Hans-joachim Jabs Signs A Wright BrothersEst. $125-$150Lot Passed

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British World War II Ace Dennis David Signs An Eis: Dennis David. SFDC. 6 1/2" x 3 3/4". n.p. n.d. An Eisenhower first day cover signed by Dennis David. It is in choice condition overall.

0813: British World War II Ace Dennis David Signs An EisEst. $50-$60

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Medal Of Honor Recipients: A cream colored heavy stock card sheet with embossed gold eagle at center. 12" x 9". Four Marine Corps Medal of Honor recipients have signed; Robert Galer, Kenneth Walsh, Joseph Foss and James Swett.

0814: Medal Of Honor RecipientsEst. $400-$450Lot Passed

An Archive Of Letters Herman Goering And His Wife: [NAZI GERMANY]. Archive of 78 items congratulating Hermann Goering and his wife, Emma, on the birth of their daughter, Edda, in 1938. HERMAN GOERING (1893-1946), a noted World War I flying ace, rose

0815: An Archive Of Letters Herman Goering And His WifeEst. $2,500-$3,000Lot Passed

0816: Brother Against Brother: World War II Prisoner OfEst. $750-$900Lot Passed

WW II Illustrated Letter: Autograph Letter Signed, "Daddy." Four pages, 8" x 10". Selgars, Horndean Road, Emsworth, Hants. April 4, 1943. Accompanied by original envelope addressed to "Robin Crosfeld, 330 Washburn St.

0817: WW II Illustrated LetterEst. $250-$300Lot Passed

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Elizabeth Taylor's Mother Sara Signs MGM Contract: (ELIZABETH TAYLOR). DS. 2pp. 8 1/2" x 11". Culver City, California. November 21, 1947. A "Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures" contract signed by Elizabeth Taylor's mother "Sara Sothern Taylor" since

0818: Elizabeth Taylor's Mother Sara Signs MGM ContractEst. $200-$250

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Actor Walter Pidgeon Signs A Canadian FDC: Walter Pidgeon. SFDC. 7 1/2" x 4 1/2". n.p. n.d. A Canadian first day cover signed by actor Walter Pidgeon. It is in choice condition.

0819: Actor Walter Pidgeon Signs A Canadian FDCEst. $25-$35

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Actor Arthur Kennedy ALS: Arthur Kennedy. ALS. 1pp. 6" x 9 1/2". Hotel Algonquin. April 11, 1947. An autograph letter signed by Arthur Kennedy to PIC magazine editor Victor Wagner: "May I express my appreciation for being

0820: Actor Arthur Kennedy ALSEst. $90-$125Lot Passed

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