Scott J. Winslow Associates, Inc. Auction

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Scott J. Winslow Associates, Inc. Auction

Scott J. Winslow Associates, Inc.

A diverse selection of historical documents, autographs, ephemera and stocks & bond.

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THE FIRE-CRACKER LOVE OF COUNTRY!: THE FIRE-CRACKER LOVE OF COUNTRY! 3 pp. Manuscript Letter signed only "John" from Boston, Feb 19, 1868. Well written and with an articulate pen he writes of U. S. Grant, strong patriotism and

1146: THE FIRE-CRACKER LOVE OF COUNTRY!Est. US$75-US$113Lot Passed

THE HOUSE OF REFUGE: Well written and interesting 4 pp. letter from Philadelphia 1849. Complete but unsigned. The writer describes the workings of "the 'House of Refuge:' "This is an Institution to which juvenile

1147: THE HOUSE OF REFUGEEst. US$75-US$113Lot Passed

PENITENTIARY WARDEN MAKES THREAT SINGER SEWING CO: KANSAS PENITENTIARY WARDEN MAKES A THREAT TO THE SINGER SEWING CO. Autograph Letter Signed from a pioneer Kansas lawman, J.L. Philbrick, Warden. On Kansas State Penitentiary letterhead, Leavenworth,

1148: PENITENTIARY WARDEN MAKES THREAT SINGER SEWING COEst. US$75-US$113Lot Passed

GOING TO CALIFORNIA: GOING TO CALIFORNIA 2 pp. Autograph Letter Signed from an early Midwest newspaper office, the Rock Island Advertiser in early 1853 from Francis Benner, the owner of the paper to Joseph Lamaster,

1149: GOING TO CALIFORNIAEst. US$50-US$75Lot Passed

HARD TIMES IN 1842: HARD TIMES IN 1842 In 1842, the country was in the midst of one of the most severe financial crises in the history of the United States resulting from the Panic of 1837 which created a widespread

1150: HARD TIMES IN 1842Est. US$75-US$113Lot Passed

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MISSIONARY JOURNAL OF A CIRCUIT RIDING PREACHER: REV. JOHN SEWARD. Autograph Letter Signed, "John Seward" Aurorar, New York, June 5, l815. Four pp. including integral address leaf to Rev. Abel Flint at Hartford, Connecticut. Minutely written

1151: MISSIONARY JOURNAL OF A CIRCUIT RIDING PREACHEREst. US$75-US$113

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TEXAS REVOLUTION WAR SOLDIER JOHN ADRIANCE: TEXAS REVOLUTION WAR SOLDIER JOHN ADRIANCE INQUIRES ABOUT SELLING SINGER SEWING MACHINES JOHN ADRIANCE(1818-1903). John Adriance, early Texas merchant, financier, legislator, and faithful soldier in

1152: TEXAS REVOLUTION WAR SOLDIER JOHN ADRIANCEEst. US$75-US$113Lot Passed

IRISH CATHOLICS, PROTESTANTS 1835: ON IRISH CATHOLICS, PROTESTANTS AND IRISH IMMIGRATION TO AMERICA IN 1835 Three page Autograph Letter Signed with integral address leaf by Anthony Dudgeon with excellent content referencing DANIEL

1153: IRISH CATHOLICS, PROTESTANTS 1835Est. US$250-US$375Lot Passed

PRISONERS OF STATE UNDER THE DESPOT LINCOLN: Post Civil War printed letter from P.C. Wright of New York representing the aggrieved citizens who had been subjected to the "despotism of the late Abraham Lincoln:" "At a preliminary meeting of the

1154: PRISONERS OF STATE UNDER THE DESPOT LINCOLNEst. US$125-US$188Lot Passed

STEALING GAMBLING MURDERING IN PHILADELPHIA: 3 page letter signed A.L.B. Phila. Dec 1846. "this city is getting to be a real roudy city they are fighting stealing gambling Murdering and doing everything bad. Every Sunday they carry a drunken

1155: STEALING GAMBLING MURDERING IN PHILADELPHIAEst. US$75-US$113Lot Passed

MAURITIUS 1865: "THE ARAB MERCHANTS": MAURITIUS 1865: "THE ARAB MERCHANTS AND THEIR FOLLOWERS ARE A MOST CONFOUNDED SET OF SCOUNDRELS"Autograph Letter Signed. 2½ pp. by Charles F. Stevens from Port Louis, Mauritius in 1865, a tiny

1156: MAURITIUS 1865: "THE ARAB MERCHANTS"Est. US$100-US$150Lot Passed

ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY ENGINEER LETTER: Autograph Letter Signed from Neon, Ohio, from George Cunningham, construction engineer for the Atlantic & Great Western Railway. "We arrived here on Wednesday evening about 4 o'clock and started to

1157: ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY ENGINEER LETTEREst. US$50-US$75Lot Passed

SONGSTERS SONGSTERS SONGSTERS!: Group of four later 19th century songsters or ballad sheets: Gentle Annie, NY Irwin & Lewis, with block ornate border, #38, LAZY CLUB!, Horace Partridge Boston, bordered, I'll Remember you, Love, in

1158: SONGSTERS SONGSTERS SONGSTERS!Est. US$80-US$120Lot Passed

MORE SONGSTERS!: Group of four later 19th century songsters or ballad sheets: The Captain and His Whiskers!, Horace Partridge, Boston, ornate border, Little Brown Church "As Sung by the Public Schools of

1159: MORE SONGSTERS!Est. US$80-US$120Lot Passed

PRESIDENT TAYLOR MOURNING: God's Hand In Human Events. A Sermon, Preached In The Bleecker Street Church On The 14th July, 1850. Sermon preached and mourning the Death Of President Taylor. 19pp. Yellow wraps with back page

1160: PRESIDENT TAYLOR MOURNINGEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

GROVER CLEVELAND DEMOCRATIC TICKET: Presidential electoral ticket promoting Democratic presidential candidate Grover Cleveland, vice-presidential candidate Thomas Hendricks, and candidates for Congressional and state offices, New

1161: GROVER CLEVELAND DEMOCRATIC TICKETEst. US$75-US$113Lot Passed

18TH CENTURY TAX AND ABATEMENT DOCUMENTS: LARGE COLLECTION OF 18TH CENTURY TAX AND 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

1162: 18TH CENTURY TAX AND ABATEMENT DOCUMENTSEst. US$500-US$750Lot Passed

VIRGINIA AND TRUCKEE RAILROAD BOND: 1874, Nevada. Bond for $1,000. Black. Top center engraved vignette of a small mining town with a train in the background and Indians in the forefront. Signed by Nevada Senator and Virginia and

1163: VIRGINIA AND TRUCKEE RAILROAD BONDEst. US$400-US$600Lot Passed

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SALE OF SLAVE GIRL "FANNY": Sale of Slave "Fanny"[BLACK HISTORY] September 21, 1803. Very Fine. 12.25" x 7.75", 1 page. Wilie Hibbons owed money in the sum of $171.12 to the Adams family. In order to repay his debt, Hibbons

1164: SALE OF SLAVE GIRL "FANNY"Est. US$150-US$225

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THREE DIFFERENT IRS LIQUOR DEALER STAMP TAX PAIDS: Three different Retail Liquor Dealer Stamp Taxpaids from the years 1915, 1901 and 1902

1165: THREE DIFFERENT IRS LIQUOR DEALER STAMP TAX PAIDSEst. US$50-US$100Lot Passed

CONN. NOTE ISSUED TO REV. TIMOTHY PITKIN: State of Connecticut Comptroller's Office note issued to the prominent Reverend Timothy Pitkin. Dec. 17, 1790. REVEREND TIMOTHY PITKIN (1727 - 1812). Prominent Connecticut clergyman and the father of

1166: CONN. NOTE ISSUED TO REV. TIMOTHY PITKINEst. US$90-US$125Lot Passed

2 PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTOR LOTTERY TICKETS: A nice pair of two different Providence and Worcestor lottery tickets. 1) Cumberland, 1824. Second class. Printed on white paper; 2) Cumberland 1825. Third class. Printed on Pink paper. Both printed

1167: 2 PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTOR LOTTERY TICKETSEst. US$70-US$90Lot Passed

5 JAPANESE GOVERNMENT 100 RUPEES WAR NOTES: Five 100 Rupee notes issued during World War II by the Japanese government. Green.

1168: 5 JAPANESE GOVERNMENT 100 RUPEES WAR NOTESEst. US$40-US$50Lot Passed

SEA ISLAND COMPANY PAIR OF UNISSUED CHECKS: 186-. Pair of uncut, unissued checks of the Sea Island Company. Vignette of farmers at work. Litho.

1169: SEA ISLAND COMPANY PAIR OF UNISSUED CHECKSEst. US$20-US$25Lot Passed

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