[JAY, John (1745-1829), his copy]. The Practical Register i...

Jay John John Jay: Fantastic Founding, Constitutional Law, & Harvard Content 1p retained letter draft inscribed overall by Founding Father John Jay (1745-1829). Written in Bedford, New York on Septemb

12 Warren Court Era Justices Plus Postmaster General Sign John Jay Stamp Presentation Copy Earmarked for William Douglas A special presentation copy of the 15-cent John Jay U.S. Postage Stamp, Issue 1

Bronze copy of famous John Rogers' "Travelling Magician" sculpture. John Rogers (1829-1904) was a machinist from Manchester, N.H., who turned his hobby of sculpting into a very financially successful

Limited edition copy of The Federalist American State Papers. Papers written by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay. Hardbound in leather with gilt decoration. Published by The Franklin Li

John Register Waiting Room for the Beyond 1988screenprint in colors image: 35 h × 35 w in (89 × 89 cm) sheet: 41 h × 41 w in (104 × 104 cm) Signed, dated and numbere

JOHN REGISTER (1936-1996) Untitled, circa 1980s colored pencil and graphite on paper signed 'John Register' (lower right) 11 7/8 x 9 in. 30.2 x 22.9 cm. Footnotes: Provenance Pri

John Jay Congressional document signed ("John Jay") as President of the Continental Congress. One printed page, 7.5" x 12.5", no place, [Philade

John Jay autograph letter signed ("John Jay"). One page, 7.25" x 9.25", Madrid; May 27, 1780. Ambassador to Spain John Jay writes Gouverneu

Rogers, John (American, 1829 – 1904). The Traveling Magician. New York, 1878. Fine unglazed plaster sculpture of an itinerant magician producing a rabbit from a hat. A father and son watch enrapture

John Jay ALS Two Weeks After Signing the Jay Treaty: "I have not had time to sit for my Picture...but (the Treaty being finished) I hope soon to have Leisure for the purpose" A loving handwritten lett

John Jay letter signed ("John Jay Presd.") as President of the Continental Congress. One page of a bifolium, 7.25" x 9", Philadelphia, [Pennsylv

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John Jay Re: $2.5 Million From the Treasury For Rev War Troops. Written as President of the Continental Congress 1779 In this letter to Commissary General Jeremiah Wadsworth, Continental Congress Pres

Revolutionary War-dated ALS, three pages on two sheets, 8.25 x 13.5, March 5, 1779. Handwritten letter to his wife, Sarah Livingston Jay, from Philadelphia while serving as president of the Continenta

Hamilton, Alexander, James Madison, and John Jay The Federalist: A Collection of Essays, written in favour of the new Constitution, as agreed upon by the Federal Convention, September 17, 1787. New Yo

Chinese Carved Jade Pieces Disk Dia. 2 1/4 in. Other 2 1/2 in. John Jay Abbott (1871-1942). Thence by descent, the Atwater family, Rochester, New York.

[John Jay and Jonathan Trumbull]. Continental Congress Broadside: "To the Inhabitants of the United States of America", May 26, 1779. One printed page&comma

ALS. One page double sided handwritten letter on laid paper signed by First Governor of Tennessee John Sevier (1745-1815), Knoxville, TN, addressed to Colonel David Henley, Agent to the War Department

John Sevier (1745-1815), First Governor of Tennessee, signed land grant and sheriff summons (2 items). 1st item: Land grant document signed by John Sevier as Governor, granting Abraham Maury, assignee

Painted wood parade drum. American, circa 1840. H 11" D 16-1/8". Condition: Excellent original condition. Provenance John Araden. Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/

1875; oil on canvas; signed and dated lower left; 32 x 48 inches; 40 x 56 inches frame

Thomas Jefferson's copy of John Milton, Paradise Regain'd: A Poem. In Four Books. To which is added Samson Agonistes; eighth edition, J and R Tonson, the Strand, London, 1742. Quarto, contemporary ful

Martin (John) [The Paradise Lost of Milton], calligraphic manuscript title in pen and black ink that reads 'Mezzotint Collection/ Engraved/ by/ John Martin/ London/ 1829', with set of 24 mezzotints wi

A Treatise of Algebra, both Historical and Practical by John Wallis. Printed by John Playford, for Richard Davis, Bookseller, in the University of Oxford, 1685 folio. John Wallis was a famous 17th cen