Carmine "The Snake" Persico ALS: "We are in the Supreme

Over 20 Supreme Court Justice Signatures! Incredible Collection Of Important TLS', ALS', Supreme Court Cards & Clips. Archive, with 23 signatures of miscellaneous Supreme Court Justices. The incre

Original packaging measures 9 x 7 x 2 1/4 inches

Brandeis Louis Louis Brandeis ALS on Supreme Court Letterhead Single page autograph letter signed on bi-fold stationary stock, 5" x 7.75", with letterhead of Supreme Court of the United States, Washin

(WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON) JOSEPH C. HORNBLOWER (1777-1864) Chief Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court. A.L.S. with integral address leaf2pp. 4to., Newark, Jan. 20, 1841 to President-elect William He

Haitian "Damballa" Flag (20th c.), mixed-media, sequins, applique and frabric. Note: with snakes representing Damballa, supreme Vodun diety. Size: 26'' x 18'', 66 x 46 cm (stretcher). Jonathan Demme C

Snake and Alligator skin clutch by supreme. Measures 10" (25.4cm) length by 6" (15.24cm) width, total weight 449g.

Hand Carved Wooden Mexican Flag Emblem Eagle: Eagle on Nopal Cactus Devouring a Snake. From a Myth of Supreme God Telling Tribe to Establish a City in 1325. The Symbol would Appear When They Arrived.

Bob Kline, circa 1989. Willie the Worm rises from inside of a large apple with the previously-selected card in his mouth, like the Snake Basket. One of just 36 made by Kline. 16” tall. Condition: Ex

[Roger Brooke Taney 1777-1864] Appointed to Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in 1836 and ruled until 1864. This ALS was written during his time as a lawyer in Frederick, Maryland in 1815 of money th

Autographs 1836 Autograph Letter Signed "M.(ahlon) Dickerson" as 10th United States Secretary of the Navy MAHLON DICKERSON (1770-1853). New Jersey Supreme Court Justice, 7th Governor of New Jersey, U.

J. Story ALS "President Quincy is Unable to Attend..." & S. Field Signed Display. Fantastic Supreme Court Collection. 1p, 4.75” x 4.5” Single Page ALS, dated June 5, and written to Sam

[Salmon Portland Chase 1808-1873] Appointed to Chief Justice of the Supreme Court between 1864-1873 and the 25th Secretary of State (1861-1864) by President Abraham Lincoln, this ALS is written to J.W

GUCCI - a Kingsnake GG Supreme card case. Featuring a red, black and white snake printed across the maker's black GG coated canvas, with smooth black leather trim. Measuring 7 by 10cms. With maker's c

on Supreme Court Letterhead personal correspondence dated June 29, 1923

New Jersey statesman and a signer of the United States Constitution (1745-1806) who was an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court and the second governor of New Jersey. Rare ALS signed &

Associate Justice of the US Supreme Court (1856-1941) from 1916 to 1939, remembered as the first Jewish person to serve on the Court. Early ALS signed “Warren & Brandeis,” one page, 5.

BUSHROD WASHINGTON (1762-1829) Associate Justice of the Supreme Court and nephew of George Washington, he served in the Continental Army and after his legal career retired at Mount Vernon. A.L.S. "Bus

Thomas Scott Williams, Two pages ALS datelined Hartford, March 17, 1842. Member of Congress from Connecticut 1817-1819, also Chief Justice Supreme Court of Connecticut. Letter regarding autograph coll

A lovely French automaton believed to be from Jean Farkas (1917-2014). With his wife Anne, who was a seamstress and created the costumes, they created and repaired automata. In 1974 they moved from Pa

McIlhany had this custom made after seeing Ken Klosterman’s Hofzinser Card Rise that Charles Kalish had copied from the original in the Library of Congress. This remarkable piece of apparatus was ap

A mechanical masterpiece! A spectacular reproduction of Conradi – Horster’s feast for the eyes! A true spectacle. Balls automatically disappear from the ball stand and start a “roller coaster ri

Created by Lucien Bontemps in Paris circa 1870, this is among his largest and most spectacular “singing bird” clockwork automatons. Inside the beautifully gilded and decorated 22 inch tall cage, t

This single hand Mystery Clock could be attributed to Robert-Houdin. The clock tells time with no apparent connection between the hand and the base. Robert-Houdin’s name (along with Paris) is etched

A wonderful limited-edition reproduction automaton that Rudiger Deutsch exquisitely made. The spectator selects a card from the deck. The cards are mixed and put into the houlette. The bird then will