Scott J. Winslow & HCA Winter Auction 2006

186: JEFFERSON DAVIS WRITES TO THE CONFEDERATE HOUSE

377: ILLUSTRATED MAP OF THE CAMP GROUNDS OF THE 3RD MAI

131: NEW YORK LEDGER BOOK WITH REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS

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Bedford, NH, United States

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Scott J. Winslow & HCA Winter Auction 2006

Scott J. Winslow Associates, Inc.

A fine offering of Over 500 lots of Historical Americana Autographs, Currency, Lincolnia, and Washingtonia. Also; Black History, Political Americana, Civil War Photographs, Letters and Correspondence and a nice collection of Civil War Generals, both Union and Confederate.

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MGM CONTRACT SIGNED BY IRVING THALBERG & BUD BARSKY: 1929, California. Contract. 2pp. 8 ½" x 11". Culver City, California. July 6,1929. A "Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer" contract signed by legendary producer Irving Thalberg. IRVING THALBERG. (1899-1936). Known

0001: MGM CONTRACT SIGNED BY IRVING THALBERG & BUD BARSKYEst. US$200-US$300

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STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS - BAY TAX ACT: [AMERICAN REVOLUTION].1778, Massachusetts. Act. 9 pp. 8 ¾" x 14 ¼". 10 pages. "An ACT for apportioning and assessing a Tax of Two Hundred and Fifty-four Thousand, Seven Hundred and Eighteen

0002: STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS - BAY TAX ACTEst. US$200-US$300See Sold Price

SILK RIBBON OF SIR WALTER SCOTT: 1881, Silk Ribbon of Sir Walter Scott. 9" long, cream-color silk ribbon with machine sewn portrait of Sir Walter Scott, multicolored threads at top: "THE LAST OF ALL THE BARDS WAS HE, WHO SUNG OF

0003: SILK RIBBON OF SIR WALTER SCOTTEst. US$90-US$135Lot Passed

UNCIRCULATED 1790 "MASS. STATE LOTTERY" TICKET: Massachusetts, March 2, 1790, Massachusetts State Lottery, Ticket, Class Third. No Cancel! Nice margins, bold red serial number, crossed out brown signature. Very attractive, one small wormhole at

0004: UNCIRCULATED 1790 "MASS. STATE LOTTERY" TICKETEst. US$250-US$375Lot Passed

1811 DATED :LEXINGTON LIBRARY LOTTERY" TICKET: 1811, "Lexington Library Lottery" Ticket, State of Kentucky. Fully signed and numbered and marked with a "B" across the center and on the matching left tab, along with the signature of "Jnt.

0005: 1811 DATED :LEXINGTON LIBRARY LOTTERY" TICKETEst. US$90-US$135Lot Passed

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0006: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COMPOSITEEst. US$300-US$600See Sold Price

NEW ENGLAND JOINT STOCK COMPANY CERTIFICATE: 1850's, New England Joint Stock Company per Hall, Bacon & Co., $1 Certificate. Fairy spills coin vignette at the left, also used on several New England scrip notes we have seen. Lovely style and

0007: NEW ENGLAND JOINT STOCK COMPANY CERTIFICATEEst. US$100-US$150Lot Passed

0008: BOSTON TAX PAYMENT "BEARER" PAYMENT CERTIFICATEEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

ABSOLUTE MONEY: July 24, 1880, $1,000, Washington City, "Absolute Money,". This is a highly satirical note about the debt of the United States having all of its property mortgaged. Excellent vignettes of the Mint

0009: ABSOLUTE MONEYEst. US$150-US$225Lot Passed

SUPERB SET OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF FOREIGN CURRENCY: A superb and colorful set of 20 different types of foreign currency. Included in this set are: Iraq 25 Dinars, India 50 Rupees, Brazil 100 Cruzeiros, Iraq 10,000 Dinars, Peru 50 Intis, Zambia 2

0010: SUPERB SET OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF FOREIGN CURRENCYEst. US$40-US$60Lot Passed

"STATE OF THE ENSLAVED NEGORES": [BLACK HISTORY] Five Colonial Imprints with "A Caution and Warning to Great Britain and Her Colonies... State of the Enslaved Negroes" & More!1766-67, Early American Imprint of Five Pamphlets,

0011: "STATE OF THE ENSLAVED NEGORES"Est. US$900-US$1,350Lot Passed

A CAUTION AGAINST SLAVERY!: [BLACK HISTORY] 1767, "A Caution and Warning to Great-Britain and her Colonies, in a short representation of the calamitous state of the enslaved negroes in the British Dominions," by Anthony Benezet

0012: A CAUTION AGAINST SLAVERY!Est. US$900-US$1,350Lot Passed

"SIXTY DOLLAR REWARD" FOR A RUNAWAY: [BLACK HISTORY] September 5, 1792, THE NEW-YORK JOURNAL, & PATRIOTIC REGISTER, New York, (NY), Choice Extremely Fine.Vol. XLVI, No. 71, 18.25" x 11.5", 4-column layout, 4 pages. "Published by Thomas

0013: "SIXTY DOLLAR REWARD" FOR A RUNAWAYEst. US$125-US$188Lot Passed

SLAVES ARE SEPERATED AFTERS MASTER'S DEATH: BLACK HISTORY] February 22, 1840, Last Will and Testament of Nathan Goodman Including His Many Slaves, Bourbon County, Kentucky, Very Fine. 12.5 x 7.75", 3 pages, written in brown ink. Goodman has

0014: SLAVES ARE SEPERATED AFTERS MASTER'S DEATHEst. US$225-US$338Lot Passed

VERY RARE "SLAVE SHIP" INSURANCE MEMORANDUM: [BLACK HISTORY] August-September 1811, Slave Ship Insurance Memorandum for a Spanish Vessel, "Schooner Victoriana," Insured at New York, Choice Extremely Fine.Manuscript Document Signed, "T. L.

0015: VERY RARE "SLAVE SHIP" INSURANCE MEMORANDUMEst. US$900-US$1,350Lot Passed

ESTATE APPRAISAL LISTING TWO SLAVE GIRLS: [BLACK HISTORY] November 2, 1813, Estate Appraisal Listing Two Female Slaves, Garrard County Court, Fine. 12.75" x 7.75", doublesided Manuscript Document of the estate of "Thomas Wheeler, deceased."

0016: ESTATE APPRAISAL LISTING TWO SLAVE GIRLSEst. US$150-US$225Lot Passed

COLLECTION OF DEBT ON A SLAVE: [BLACK HISTORY] 1822. The $600 Owed For A Negro Boy, Tom, Is Finally Collected - Thirteen Years After His Purchase. Manuscript Document, being the settlement of Griffith Vs. Brown, in which an

0017: COLLECTION OF DEBT ON A SLAVEEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT INCLUDING SLAVES: [BLACK HISTORY] November 3, 1840, Last Will and Testament of Josepth McKein Including His Slaves, Bourbon County, Kentucky,. 12.5" x 7.5", 2 pages, written in blue ink. This last will states that

0018: LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT INCLUDING SLAVESEst. US$150-US$225Lot Passed

SHIPPING A SLAVE GIRL: [BLACK HISTORY] March 18, 1823, Louisiana Order to Release Negro Girl, For Shipping! Autograph Letter Signed, in the hand of John Bruding; 2 pages, 8" x 10," St. Francisville, Louisiana, March 18,

0019: SHIPPING A SLAVE GIRLEst. US$150-US$225Lot Passed

DOCUMENT CERTIFYING - FREE STATUS OF A MULATTO MAN: [BLACK HISTORY] April 3, 1826 Document Certifying the Free Status of a Mulatto Man, Choice Very Fine. 5.25" x 8.5", written completely in hand at Frederick County Maryland: "On this 3rd day of April

0020: DOCUMENT CERTIFYING - FREE STATUS OF A MULATTO MANEst. US$225-US$338Lot Passed

SHERIFF TESTIMONY OF SLAVE'S VALUE: [BLACK HISTORY] November 29, 1850, Former Sheriff Testifies As to the Value of "Adeline, Milly and her two children," Liberty County, TX, 15.25" x 8.5". A copy of the testimony of the former Sheriff

0021: SHERIFF TESTIMONY OF SLAVE'S VALUEEst. US$150-US$225Lot Passed

U.S. COLORED TROOPS MUSTER ROLL: [BLACK HISTORY] "Muster Roll of a Detachment of the 41st Regt. U.S.C. Troops Serving at Hd. Qrs. 2nd Div. 25th a.c. Under the Command of Capt. Wilson Camp of the 8th Regt. U.S.C. Troops, from the

0022: U.S. COLORED TROOPS MUSTER ROLLEst. US$275-US$413Lot Passed

"THE POPULAR HEART" SLAVERY AND KANSAS: [BLACK HISTORY] February 26, 1856, Hon. John P. Hale's Speech on "The Wrongs of Kansas", Published by Buell and Blanchard, Printers, Washington D.C.9.0" x 5.5", string bound 16 page pamphlet, no

0023: "THE POPULAR HEART" SLAVERY AND KANSASEst. US$125-US$188Lot Passed

AN "UNSOUND " SLAVE COURT CASE!: [BLACK HISTORY] Lawsuit Contesting Sale of Incurably Ill Slave.Manuscript Document, being the Defense's suggested jury instructions re sale of slave who subsequently died; 3pp., the 1st and 3rd

0024: AN "UNSOUND " SLAVE COURT CASE!Est. US$175-US$263Lot Passed

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