Two letters from Frederick Eugene Powell.

Thurston, Howard. Autograph Letter Signed, “Howard Thurston,” to Frederick Eugene Powell. Chicago, March, 1919. On one page of Thurston’s pictorial letterhead, an invitation for Powell to attend

New York: H.C. Miner Litho, Co.[?], ca. 1900. Magnificent lithographed poster shows the mustache-clad magician discussing a passage in an open book with his costumed assistant, while a clown and two i

Powell, Frederick Eugene. F.E. Powell’s S.A.M. Membership Card. For the year 1905. Membership number 92. Blue stock, printed in two colors. Plain back. Signed by Powell, Francis Werner and S.A.M. Pr

Powell, Frederick Eugene. Large Frederick Eugene Powell Broadside. Ponce, Puerto Rico, ca. 1909. Letterpress broadside advertising an appearance of Powell at the Teatro La Perla and billing him as the

Powell, Frederick Eugene. Signed Photograph and Christmas Card of Frederick Eugene Powell. 1926/30. Pictorial Christmas greeting on card stock (4 ¼ x 9 ¾") addressed and signed to the Kolars; and a

Letters by Frederick Carder to Paul Gardner during WWII. One from 1943 the other 1944. Condition: excellent, envelopes with minor ware.

Powell, Frederick Eugene. F.E. Powell’s Checkbook. Issued by the Delaware County Trust Co. of Chester, Pa., where Powell was born. Cloth-covered boards, with several stubs bearing Powell’s notes,

Powell, Frederick Eugene. Beneficio Y Despedida Del Campeon de La Magia Powell. Mexico, ca. 1920. Three-color pictorial broadside (11 ¼ x 12 ½”) advertising Powell’s final performances in Mexico

Powell, Frederick Eugene. Exito Exito Powell. Guanajay Cuba, “La Generosa,” ca. 1920. Spanish pictorial broadside (9 x 24”) bearing a bust portrait of Powell and advertising his performances in

Powell, Frederick Eugene. Champion of the Art Magique, Powell. American, 1914. Pictorial letterpress broadside advertising Powell’s appearance at the Greeson theater. Black text on pink stock. 7 ¾

These two letters were written by Eugene Augustus Albee (1837-1893), the son of Obadiah Wheelock Albee (1808-1866) and Margaret Ann Chipman (1809-1894) of Marlborough, Middlesex county, Massachusetts.

[CIVIL WAR]. EARLY, Jubal A. (1816-1894). Two post-war autographed letters signed ("JA Early") to Reverend James Powell Smith. Lynchburg, VA, 2 and 16 May 1887.  Each 2 pages, 8vo, on Morris blin

Autograph letter with two vigniettes mixed media on paper h. 7 w. 10 in. (sheet) the sheet folded twice with a vigniette at left depicting a baby with a lamb pull-cart and bunny-on-a-ball captioned in

Ryder, Frederick. Typed Letter Signed to Harry Houdini Regarding Impersonators. Winnipeg, January 6, 1916. On two 4to pages of official letterhead, Mr. Ryder, American Consul General in Winnipeg, Mani

Lot of 16. Numerous towns. 1) Sterling. Two corner ad covers: Powell, 1893; and Charles L. Allen, Attorney, 1887, with typed letter about investing in property at Sterling. 2) Highlandlake (1883-1910)

11.5 x 8 inches, signed and titled. Together with two Frederick Allen Williams etchings “Little Navajo Weaver” and “Maid of Taos.”

TWO FREDERICK HART ACRYLIC SCULPTURES: CROSS OF THE MILLENNIAL Signed Hart. overall height 14 3/8in (36.5cm)

Frederick Spang (Pennsylvania, 1834-1891). A grouping of two oil on canvas portraits of a man and a woman. The portrait of the woman is signed middle right. The portrait of the gentleman is unsigned.

Two letters with stamps along with a small stamp book with stamps. Provenance: Estate of Dr. Thomas & Alice Kugelman, Bloomfield, Connecticut.

VAUGHAN WILLIAMS, RALPH. Two letters, each Signed, "R VaughanWilliams": Autograph Letter * Typed Letter. The first, to "Dear Mrs. Cole[?]," describing a plan for concert night involving the sharing of

Described & Photographed By:Robin DBJQ Title:Two letters to Dr. Joseph Worster signed Henry W. Longfellow and O. W. Holmes 1874 Description:Two letters to Dr. Joseph Worster signed by Henry W. Longf

Heading: Author: Laurencin, Marie Title: Two autograph letters, signed, framed with lithographs by Laurencin Place Published: No place Publisher: Date Published: No date Description: <

Two letters framed signed by John Wise 1800th.

1898-1975,High: 11.75 inch x Width: 7.5 inch; High: 11.5 inch x Width: 7.5 inch;