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Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Early Cincinnati, Ohio Maps and Documents
Riverfront Auctions is pleased to offer a curated selection of deeds, documents, and maps pertaining to 19th century history of Cincinnati, Ohio. Highlights include letters signed by the likes of Maria Longworth Nichols Storer (founder of Rookwood Pottery), Judge Jacob Burnet (facilitated the construction of the Miami Canal), George Eastman (founder of Eastman Kodak Co.), Jay Gould (controversial robber baron of the Gilded Age), Harley T. Proctor (prolific advertiser and inventor), and Henry Hanna (prosperous Cincinnati merchant and real estate investor). We are also excited to offer documents relating to Cincinnati's rich brewing history, such as the original lease between The Hanna Family and the John Hauck Brewing Company. Additionally, there are a handful of lots relating to the Herbert Hoover campaign and 1920s prohibition documents.
This sale also features early Cincinnati maps and land deeds transferred between The Neff Family, The Hanna Family, Nicholas Longworth, Judge Jacob Burnet, and Charles W. West. Please browse our catalog to view original planning maps of downtown Cincinnati, as well as the notable Over-The-Rhine neighborhood, Price Hill and the Cincinnati Stock Yard Company.
We are happy to offer an abundance of 19th century railroad planning documents and correspondence, mostly relating to William T. McClintick, who stood as general counsel for the Marietta and Cincinnati Railway and the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. He was also president of the Cincinnati and Baltimore Railway company. McClintick was associated with a large number of important suits involving principles of railway and commercial law. Featured railroads include: Marietta & Cincinnati, Baltimore & Cincinnati, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis & Chicago Railway Company, Baltimore Short Line, Cincinnati Lebanon & Northern, The Spring Grove, Avondale & Cincinnati Railway, Little Miami Railway, The Pennsylvania Railroad, and more.
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0073: 1890s Lot of Misc Antique Letters Addressed to Judge William WorthingtonEst. $100-$1,000
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0074: 1898 Letters Addressed to Judge William Worthington from his Cousin DaveEst. $100-$1,000Lot Passed
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0075: 1889 Antique Railroad Letters addressed to Judge WorthingtonEst. $100-$1,000
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0077: 1890s Lot of Misc Antique Law Letters Addressed to Judge William WorthingtonEst. $100-$1,000
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0078: 1890s Lot of Antique Letters Addressed to William Worthington, Harley T. ProctorEst. $100-$1,000
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0079: 1890s Lot of Antique Letters from Breweries and Liquor CompaniesEst. $100-$1,000
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0083: 1800s Lot of Letters Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad Co. and Cincinnati & Baltimore Railway Co.Est. $100-$1,000
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0090: 1890s Misc Lot of Antique Letters Addressed to Judge William WorthingtonEst. $100-$1,000
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0092: 1893 'The Cincinnati Bell Foundry Co' Letter, Judge William WorthingtonEst. $100-$1,000
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0093: 1880s 1890s Lot of Misc Antique Letters, Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.Est. $100-$1,000
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0094: 1913 'The Cincinnati Automobile Club Company' Capital Stock Certificate Miss Mary HannaEst. $100-$1,000
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0095: 1894 The Cincinnati Live Stock & Driving Park Co. Cincinnati, OH Capital Stock $200,000Est. $100-$1,000
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0096: Two National Bank of Kansas City Stock Certificates Henry Hanna 1889 1890Est. $100-$1,000Lot Passed
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