JOHN JAY

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

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

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

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

Document appx. 10 inches by 13 inches. Framed to 18 inches by 28 1/2 inches. Not examined out of frame.

THE FEDERALIST PAPERS. HAMILTON, ALEXANDER; JAMES MADISON AND JOHN JAY. The Federalist, on the New Constitution; written in 1788. Philadelphia: Published by Benjamin Warner, 1818. 8vo (218 x 130 mm).

Partly-printed DS, one page, 14.5 x 8, March 22, 1797. As governor of New York, Jay appoints William Gelston as "Quarter Master of the Regiment of Militia in the County of Columbia whereof Jacob Rutse

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

John Jay's Grandson, Abolitionist, ALS to Gerrit Smith about Slavery, "it might be stigmatized as an abolition movement" 3pp, measuring 7.75" x 9.75", New York, dated April 25, 1844. Signed "John

November 15, 1848, New York Law Office addressed to Mr. Mr. Blackwood in regards to the publication of a book by Stephens 7" x 8 1/2" double sided

A letter signed by John Jay (signer of Declaration of Independence), dated October 20, 1810, to daughter Maria. Jay writes of travel and weather on trip to New York through Albany. 10in x 8in on perio

Ring Plover 12" x 19 1/4" (plate) print Havell edition SHIPPING: Buyer is responsible for arranging 3rd party shipping.

The New-York Magazine or Literary Repository for June 1793, printed at New York by Thomas and James Swords, 1793. 64 pages comple but lacking engraving. Important content including multi-page opinion

Golden Plover 14 1/2" x 20 1/4" (plate) print Havell edition SHIPPING: Buyer is responsible for arranging 3rd party shipping.

Oil on canvas, untitled, coastal landscape. Signed lower left. Housed in outstanding gilded molded frame (as is). 17 3/4 x 31 3/4 sight.

...On The New Constitution Written in the Year 1788 (Washington: Thompson & Homans, 1831), small octavo (7.5 in.), full calf, gilt title plate on spine. Estate of the Late Richard Rivoire, Raleigh, No

Signed in pencil l.r., dated 84, titled l.l. "John Jay Pool, N.Y.C." RDA#18584. Bin#11 Paper size: 38-1/2"h x 5'2"w

Carved Bird Sculptures. Two outstanding intricatley carved wood bird sculptures with applied metal flower sculptures. Groundscape created by hand as well. Provenakei collection of the artist. 11.5w x

Carved Bird Sculptures. Three outstanding intricatley carved wood bird sculptures with applied metal flower sculptures. Groundscape created by hand as well. Provenakei collection of the artist. 10.5di

1864 John Jay Second Letter on Federalist American Constitution Civil War Dawson John Jay II (1817–1894) was the grandson of Chief Justice of the same name. He was a diplomat and anti-slavery activi

The June 1790 issue of "The New-York Magazine; or Literary Repository", printed by Tjomas and James Swords, 1790. 56 pages lacking one leaf at end, also includes pages 7-10 of the "American Chronology