Brooke (Henry) The farmer's letter to the protestants

(WEST--NEBRASKA.) Henry Pierce. A Nebraska frontier farmer describes the Indians "killing and burning everything." Group of 6 Autograph Letters Signed to younger sister Susan of Saybrook, OH. Each 7&#

Henry Keppel THE EXPEDITION TO BORNEO OF HMS DIDO FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF PIRACY 1847 Decorative Binding Folding Maps Illustrated Plates James Brooke Esq Sarawak Sea Dyaks Letters Despatches Thomas Coc

Henry Farmer (19/20th c., UK), large oil on canvas still life vase of flowers, fruit and butterflies. 30" x 52.5" ss / 38.5" x 61" oa

A Vindication of a Passage in Dr. Snape's Second Letter to the Lord Bishop of Bangor Relating to Mr. Pillonniere , by Andrew Snape, printed at London for Jonah Bowyer, 1717. The Third Edition. Collate

Patrick Henry autograph letter signed three times ("P. Henry"). Two pages on one leaf, 6.25" x 7.25", L[ong] Island [plantation&rsq

SAYS OF HIMSELF: "UNABLE . . . TO ANSWER FOR THE NUMBER OF HIS WORDS" JAMES, HENRY. Autograph Letter Signed, to author Henry Harland ("My dear Harland"), in English and French, reporting having sent a

ASKING U.S. VICE-PRESIDENT TO INTERVENE ON BEHALF OF PAROLEE (BUSINESS.) FORD, HENRY. Typed Letter Signed, to U.S. Vice President Thomas R. Marshall ("John [sic] R. Marshall"), pleading on behalf of a

"THEY OUGHT TO DEFEND THEMSELVES. . .WITHOUT EMPLOYING A. . .WORTHLESS NEGRO" CLAY, HENRY. Autograph Letter Signed, "H. Clay," to Representative Joshua Reed Giddings ("My dear Sir"), sending newspaper

Autographs 1878 Joseph Henry First Director of the Smithsonian Institution Beautifully Penned Autograph Letter Signed JOSEPH HENRY (1797-1878), American Scientist Who Became The First Director of the

Book on Autograph collecting containing original handwritten letter by Henry Clay.[Signed] Madigan, Thomas F. Word Shadows Of The Great: The Allure of Autograph Collecting. Numbered 297/300. Autograph

CLAY, HENRY. Autograph Letter Signed, "H. Clay," to Representative George Corbin Washington ("My Dear Sir"), declining to accept his invitation to dine due to his son's illness. ¼ page, 8vo, with

1837 Henry Clay (1777-1852) Letter with usual folds and paper stamp, measures 8 by 10 inches. "Henry Clay was an American lawyer and planter, statesman, and skilled orator who represented Kentucky in

Autograph letter signed ('E. Landseer') written in reply to a previous missive and reading "I have only to state that I have no control whatever in the selections of engravers or etchers of forthcomin

Western Photographer William Henry Jackson letter with signature, on his stamped letterhead, New York, June 10, 1937, referencing a recognition medal for service to Colorado and the West from the Univ

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5 letters written by Henry Remsen, c. 1815-1825. 4 letters are banking related, 1 is related to locks. "Remsen was born in New York. He was secretary to John Jay when the latter was Secretary of Forei

(lot of 2) Books: including: (1) "Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland," Thomas Crofton Croker (1798-1854), c.1828, with engravings and woodcuts after William Henry Brooke (1772-1860),

6 early New York documents and letters. Henry H Van Dyck 1863 Supt. of the Banking Dept. State of New York document with signature. "Henry H. Van Dyck was an American newspaper publisher, financier an

Group of items supporting 1952 and 1956 Poor Man's Party Presidential candidate, Farmer Henry Krawjewski. Includes three 1-1/4" celluloids, decals, newspaper clipping, and ruler. Accompanied by two in

Heading: (California) Author: Haight, Henry Huntly Title: Letters of Gov. Haight on the constitutional power of the legislature to authorize cities and counties to donate bonds to railroads corporatio

Josiah Tyler LIVINGSTONE LOST AND FOUND OR AFRICA AND ITS EXPLORERS 1873 Leatherbound Gilt Lettering Illustrated Maps Missionary Protestant Henry M Stanley David Livingstone Exploration Travel Commerc

THOREAU, HENDRY DAVID. Autograph Letter Signed, "Henry D. Thoreau," to the publishers of Putnam's Monthly Dix & Edwards, acknowledging receipt of payment for an installment of "Cape Cod." 1 page, 8vo;

Henry Laurens autograph letter signed ("Henry Laurens President of Congress"). One page, 8" x 13", Yorktown, [Virginia]; March 7, 1778.

This is a handwritten letter by Henry Ford accepting items Thomas Edison had sent to him during the building of Ford's museum. Edison would not take payment from Ford for these items, but sent them as