DANIEL WEBSTER Autograph Letter of Introduction

ALS signed “D. Webster,” one page, 3.75 x 5.75, [annotated February 18, 1852 on the reverse]. Handwritten letter to Mr. Fendall, in full: "I should be glad to see you, for two minutes." In

WEBSTER, DANIEL. Autograph Letter Signed, "D. Webster," to Samuel Ayer Bradley, sending a document indicating the amount to be collected from Mr. Simons [not present], requesting his help in improving

(1782-1852, American Statesman). A letter dated 1829 (1827?) from Washington regarding support of a claim (presumably in court). Boldly signed "Dan'l Webster" lower right. Ex. Charles Hamilton Autogra

Both framed with prints of the subjects, the Jenny Lind example with the letter from a fan requesting the autograph verso, the Daniel Webster example is dated for 1838 and has a COA verso from Kenneth

Daniel Webster signed handwritten letter dated 1850 with Certificate of Authenticity on back from Charles Hamilton Autographs of New York City. Framed 15.5" H x 19.5" W. Condition report: good conditi

LS signed “Dan'l Webster,” one page, 7 x 9.25, August 20, 1850. Letter to a gentleman, in part: "I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your note of the 16th instant, announcin

Daniel Morgan autograph letter signed ("Danl Morgan"). One page, 6.5" x 8", "Saratoga", [his estate in Northern Virginia]; July 16, 178

DANIEL WEBSTER AUTOGRAPHED LETTER SIGNED19th CenturyOne-page handwritten letter, undated, signed "Yours truly Danl Webster". Framed together with an engraving of Webster.Letter 9.5” x 7.5�

Daniel Webster signed letter dated 12 July 1841. Provenance: Gilford, New Hampshire collection.

Nicely framed original note written by Daniel Webster, which includes his signature. Written in ink, Webster writes an unknown recipient concerning an endorsement of a political candidate. Webster was

1847 James Buchanon as US Secretary of State autograph signature, Daniel Webster U S Senate autograph signature, and Carl Schurz U S Senate autograph signature (Carl Schurz US CW General, US Senator)-

Autograph of Daniel Webster provenance estate of Thomas C. Crawford, Kokomo, IN

Robert E. Lee's Wife Writes Chatty Letter to Pastor, Delivered by Slave Daniel MARY CUSTIS LEE, Autograph Letter Signed, to Charles B. Dana, June 16, 1854, Arlington, Virginia. 2 pp., 5" x 8". Light s

Description: Letter from Daniel Webster (1782-1852). Includes postmark and wax seal; signed Daniel Webster on front. Material: paper. Measurement: approximate 5" (INCHES). Shipping cost: $10

Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer Autograph Letter Signed  "Danl of Thos Jenifer Islan

Autographs US Navy Commodore John Rogers Autograph Letter Signed to Daniel D. Brodhead of the Battle of Thompson's Island JOHN ROGERS (1772-1838). Commodore and Senior United States Navy Officer servi

Autographs Noah Webster Letter Promotes some of his Best-known Works Including his Bible, Grammar & Dictionary Speller! NOAH WEBSTER (1758-1843). Historic American Lexicographer and Author. March 31,

2 pages, 1 engraving, loose; largest measuring: 26.5 x 19 cm (10 3/8 x 7 1/2 in.), smallest measuring: 17 x 20.5 cm (6 3/4 x 8 1/8 in.)

The patent issued to Ebenezer Wilson and Milo Lee, for "Improvement in machines for working butter", with seal affixed, signed by Secretary of State Daniel Webster and Commissioner of Patents Henry L.

Secretary of War and Signer of the Constitution James McHenry Writes to Son about Health and College JAMES McHENRY, Autograph Letter, Draft, to son [Daniel William McHenry], ca. June 1804, [Maryland].

BOUND LETTERS OF E.M. GRIFFIN INCLUDES DANIEL WEBSTER SIGNATURE

Robert Charles Winthrop (May 12, 1809-November 16, 1894) was born in Boston. He was a lawyer, philanthropist and Speaker of the House of Representatives. He studied law with Daniel Webster and was adm

Details: Daniel Webster artist portrait CDV photograph. Shows light age and wear. Daniel Webster (January 18, 1782 – October 24, 1852) was an American lawyer and statesman who represented New Ha

Clara Barton autograph letter signed regarding the Irish abolitionist Richard D. Webb. Barton writes a letter of introduction for Webb to General Benjamin Butler, Barton's close friend and political a