Benito Juarez, Future Mexican President, LS as Governor

Indigenous Mexican statesman (1806-1872) who served as the country's president from 1858 until his death. Untranslated LS in Spanish, one page, 8.25 x 11.75, Gobierno del Estado de Oaxaca letterhe

A HISTORICAL MEXICAN DOCUMENT, 1870, A HANDWRITTEN LETTER FROM PRESIDENT BENITO JUAREZ TO GENERAL MARIANO ESCOBEDO, ink on paper, with architectural embossed mark upper left, signed verso. Height: 8"

Heading: (Mexico) Author: Juarez, Benito Title: Military appointment for a captain in the cavalry, signed by Benito Juarez Place Published: Mexico Publisher: Date Published: August 5, 1867

1957 Mexican Independence Benito Pablo Juarez Garcia Silver 5 Peso Coin Circulated Condition. $4.00 Domestic Shipping.

James Knox Polk Document Signed as Tennessee's Governorthe nation's future 11th president here names a Notary Public for Davidson County, signing the document James K Polk in Nashville on November 30,

Leopoldo Mendez (Mexican, 1902-1969), "Homenaje a Benito Juarez," lithograph, printed by "Taller de Grafica Popular," signed in plate lower/center right, overall (with frame): 41"h x 31"w

Eagle head hilt Maximilian I of Mexico. The inscription in Spanish refers to Maximilian's whore wife and "Fuc*" Maximilian. Likely turn of the century after the rule of Benito Juarez. Made in Oaxaca,

A nice early 66 letter as Ca Gov signed by the future President with COA

Valley of Mexico with a Plan of the Mexican Defenses and Line of US Army Operations While Union and Confederacy fought from 1861 to 1865, the supporters of Benito Juarez, known as Juarista

Daniel D. Tompkins, NY Gov & Future Vice President, Signed Appointment 1p, measuring 16" x 10", Albany, New York, dated March 26, 1811. Signed "Daniel D. Tompkins" as Governor of New York. A parti

Heading: (1909 - William Howard Taft) Author: Title: Souvenir Book and Programme: Taft-Diaz Meeting - El Paso, Texas-Juarez, Mexico. October 16, 1909 Place Published: [El Paso, Tex.] Publisher:

A NY state militia officer ensign orders to Daniel Owen Jr. letter from Oneida county NY signed by future NY Governor and US Vice President Daniel D Tompkins, April 15th 1800.

Thomas Wharton LS to William Livingston Re: NJ Prisoners in Philadelphia Prison, Possibly Loyalists A 1p letter signed by Thomas Wharton, Jr. (1735-1778), then in his role as 1st President (Governor)

Plateria Alameda Juarez Mexican Silver Tea and Coffee Service mid-20th century lot of 6, includes: two coffee pots; a tea kettle and stand; a sugar; a creamer; and a dish marked PLATERIA ALAMEDA JUARE

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1777.) Aaron Ogden. A young future governor describes a New Jersey skirmish and the urgent need for rum. Autograph Letter as regimental paymaster of the 1st New Jersey to Robert

Mexican War Illegal Foreigners in Mexico and the Necessity of having a Passport to enter the Nation Decree by the Mexican President December 28, 1843-Dated, Printed Decree Signed by Interim Mexican Pr

Representing figures from the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and Mid-West, Southwest, West and Islands including: President Theodore Roosevelt, VP Charles W. Fairbanks, Future President William Howard Taft,

JFK as MA Representative, Rare Fully Signed ALS, PSA Slabbed and Graded An autograph letter signed by Massachusetts Representative and future President John F. Kennedy. 1 sheet, front and back, measur

James Garfield 2x Signed ALS PSA NM-MT 8. "The Speaker Question Will Have Been Decided The Sat. Evening Before." 1p (5" x 7.75”) ALS written to a General by the future President Garfield and sig

Attributed to Juan Rodriguez Juarez (Mexican, 1675-1728) , "Saint Augustine", 1741, oil on canvas mounted on panel, inscribed with artist name and date en verso, 8 1/4 in. x 8 7/8 in., unframed Condit

Collage of artifacts related to future President Abraham Lincoln's Illinois law office and law partners, all framed in a shadowbox setting. Includes clipped autographs of John T. Stuart (Lincoln's fir

Attributed to Heriberto Juarez (Mexican, 1932-2008) patinated bronze Cubist style sculpture of a bull, mounted atop a white marble rectangular base. Unsigned. 10" H x 12 1/2" L x 7 3/4" W. 22 lbs. Pro

Madison James James Madison's Parents Sell Property in Virginia in 1800! Future President James Madison’s Parents Sell Property in Virginia   JAMES MADISON an

Ezekiel Kellogg Enlists “for invading Canada, and carrying War into the Heart of the Enemy’s Possession”; future Governor Trumbull Certifies the Enlistment [FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR.] E