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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SCARCE 1748 40S "CROSSED FLAGS, CANNON & DRUM" NOTE: North Carolina, April 4, 1748, 40s, "Crossed Flags, Cannon & Drum" vignette. Contemporarily backed on heavy early paper, having a heavy centerfold with small chinks in the outer centerfold areas and

0073: SCARCE 1748 40S "CROSSED FLAGS, CANNON & DRUM" NOTEEst. US$450-US$675Lot Passed

RARE EIGHT PENCE DENOMINATION WITH "BUTTERFLY": North Carolina, March 9, 1754, 8d, "Butterfly" vignette. An exceedingly rare low denomination and vignette, certainly missing from most collections. Completely backed onto colonial period laid

0074: RARE EIGHT PENCE DENOMINATION WITH "BUTTERFLY"Est. US$300-US$450Lot Passed

1754, NORTH CAROLINA NOTE: North Carolina, March 9, 1754, 20s, "Crown" vignette. Contemporarily backed with early Colonial laid paper in order to reinforce the splitting centerfold and some other edge chips. The text is

0075: 1754, NORTH CAROLINA NOTEEst. US$300-US$450Lot Passed

NORTH CAROLINA COLONIAL NOTE: North Carolina, March 9, 1754, 26s 8d, "Holy Bible" Vignette. Typical notations and old small reinforcements on the blank verso. Some scattered stains and edge splits, trimmed into the right side,

0076: NORTH CAROLINA COLONIAL NOTEEst. US$400-US$600Lot Passed

1768, NORTH CAROLINA COLONIAL NOTE: North Carolina, December 1768, 40s. Appearance of nearly Very Fine but net graded for having a 1.5" split in the vertical bottom centerfold, the reverse having been reinforced with a cellophane type

0077: 1768, NORTH CAROLINA COLONIAL NOTEEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

SCARCE APRIL 20, 1781 NINE PENCE NOTE: Pennsylvania, April 20, 1781, 9d, Plate A. Full clear text, even in wear, the signature and serial number have faded. Very Fine.

0078: SCARCE APRIL 20, 1781 NINE PENCE NOTEEst. US$175-US$263Lot Passed

VERY SCARCE, PENNSYLVANIA 10 S OF MARCH 16, 1785: Pennsylvania, March 16, 1785, 10s. This note has three full even margins, the left being trimmed touching the border design. Evenly worn, the reverse being very heavily worn, whole and complete with

0079: VERY SCARCE, PENNSYLVANIA 10 S OF MARCH 16, 1785Est. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

1780, VIRGINIA COLONIAL NOTE: Virginia, July 14, 1780, $15, Pinted on Thin Rice Paper. A well printed note with deep black text and nice brown ink signatures and serial number. A small piece torn from the upper right corner

0080: 1780, VIRGINIA COLONIAL NOTEEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

SCARCE MARCH 6, 1776 RED & BLACK PRINTED NOTE: South Carolian, March 6, 1776, £2 5s. An exceedingly scarce note having been printed on the press of Francis Salvador, (the South Carolina Jewish patriot and printer who was killed on a secret

0081: SCARCE MARCH 6, 1776 RED & BLACK PRINTED NOTEEst. US$1,250-US$1,875Lot Passed

MECHANIC'S ART UNION LOTTERY TICKET: c. 1850, Mechanics' Art Union, Advertising Ticket for Lottery, Gem Crisp Uncirculated.In all likelihood, this is a New York City item. Great style and vignette work using George Washington and

0082: MECHANIC'S ART UNION LOTTERY TICKETEst. US$125-US$188Lot Passed

UNLISTED $2 WOODSTOCK BRANCH NOTE: The Vermont State Bank, Woodstock Branch, $1. Haxby VT-4-C163a Unlisted Design 1B. Fully signed and issued contemporary counterfeit note from this vignetted type. At the top center is the Vermont

0083: UNLISTED $2 WOODSTOCK BRANCH NOTEEst. US$125-US$188Lot Passed

VERMONT STATE BANK NOTE: The Vermont State Bank, Burlington Branch, $3 Perkins Plate. Haxby VT-4-C33. Fully signed and issued contemporary counterfeit note from this Perkins Plate type. This has "angled" instead of curved

0084: VERMONT STATE BANK NOTEEst. US$100-US$150Lot Passed

VERMONT STATE BANK OF MIDDLEBURY NOTE: The Vermont State Bank, Middlebury Branch, $3. Haxby VT-4-C80 Design 3B. Fully signed and issued contemporary counterfeit note from this vignetted type. At the top the upper right is the Vermont

0085: VERMONT STATE BANK OF MIDDLEBURY NOTEEst. US$150-US$225Lot Passed

INDICTMENT FOR COUNTERFEITING BANK NOTES: [COUNTERFEITING] 4 pages. 7 ¾" x 12 ¾". A partly-printed indictment of a counterfeitor bringing forth charges "That John Lash, late of the First Ward of the City of New York…on the fourth day of

0086: INDICTMENT FOR COUNTERFEITING BANK NOTESEst. US$150-US$225Lot Passed

VERMONT STATE BANK, WOODSTOCK BRANCH NOTE: The Vermont State Bank, Woodstock Branch, $2. Haxby VT-4-C171 Design 2B. Fully signed and issued contemporary counterfeit note from this vignetted type. At the top center is the Vermont Arms. At

0087: VERMONT STATE BANK, WOODSTOCK BRANCH NOTEEst. US$100-US$150Lot Passed

VERMONT STATE BANK OF WOODSTOCK OBSOLETE NOTE: The Vermont State Bank, Woodstock Branch, $3. Haxby VT-4-C174 Design 3B. Fully signed and issued contemporary counterfeit note from this vignetted type. At the top right is the Vermont Arms. At

0088: VERMONT STATE BANK OF WOODSTOCK OBSOLETE NOTEEst. US$100-US$150Lot Passed

PAIR OF "CHARLES P. POINIER" ADVERTISING NOTES: Boston, MA, Pair of "Charles P. Poinier" 10¢ Advertising Notes.Printed in black ink on fine, thin paper with a nice eagle vignette appearing on the left side. Poinier was a "Looking Glass & Picture

0089: PAIR OF "CHARLES P. POINIER" ADVERTISING NOTESEst. US$100-US$150Lot Passed

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E.M. THOMPSON OF BENNINGTON VERMONT NOTE: E.M. THOMPSON, Bennington, VT, 25¢, Private Scrip Note. Haxby-Not listed. c. 1870, A first-rate note printed in both green and black. Nice vignette of an allegorical Miss Liberty, wearing a

0090: E.M. THOMPSON OF BENNINGTON VERMONT NOTEEst. US$100-US$150

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REQUISITIONFOR ARMS AND ACCOUTREMENTS: New York Requisition For Arms, 1818. Manuscript Document entitled, "Requisition for Arms and Accoutrements for three Companies of the 4th Battalion of Artillery Stationed in the Harbor of New York

0091: REQUISITIONFOR ARMS AND ACCOUTREMENTSEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

JAMES BIDDLE- HE WAS ON THE "WASP": BIDDLE, James (1783-1848)1st Lt. on the WASP which captured British brig. FROLIC in 1812; commanded HORNET (1813-1815) and captured British ship PENGUIN, signed first treaty between China and U.S.,

0092: JAMES BIDDLE- HE WAS ON THE "WASP"Est. US$60-US$100Lot Passed

LOADED UP WITH SOLDIERS OF WAR: Autograph Letter Signed, "M.P. Brown" 3p. quarto, Spring Hill, October 16, 1846, and reads in part: '...we got on two sand bars from St. Louis to Memphis just below St. Louis a hundred men, and a

0093: LOADED UP WITH SOLDIERS OF WAREst. US$60-US$80Lot Passed

PICKERING FREE FRANK: Pickering, Timothy Adjutant General and Quartermaster General of the Continental Army, U.S. Secretary of War, U.S. Secretary of State, U.S. Senator, and Member of the U.S. House of Representatives.

0094: PICKERING FREE FRANKEst. US$200-US$300Lot Passed

JAMES G. BLAINE CABINET PHOTO: [JAMES G. BLAINE]. Cabinet photo of James Blaine facing right. No backstamp. Fine.

0095: JAMES G. BLAINE CABINET PHOTOEst. US$50-US$75Lot Passed

FRED J. OLIVI - DROPPED THE ATOMIC BOMB: [ENOLA GAY]. Fred J. Olivi, Co-Pilot on the B-29 "Bockscar."Document Signed, "Fred J. Olivi" on a Limited Edition (6 of 12) presentation piece, July 2001, no place, Choice Mint condition. From the

0096: FRED J. OLIVI - DROPPED THE ATOMIC BOMBEst. US$125-US$188Lot Passed

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