MARTIN VAN BUREN SIGNED FREE FRANK COVER

Martin Van Buren Signed Free Frank, PSA/DNA Slabbed & Graded NM-MT 8 An envelope measuring 3.25" x 5.5", Washington D.C. Boldly signed "M. Van Buren", dated September 8. Addressed to B.F. Butler i

[Martin Van Buren 1782-1862] Signed free frank envelope. Color image of Van Buren. Name placard with date of presidency. Frame: 20.35'x14.35'. Clearly signed u.r. "Department of State/ M Van Buren". D

[Martin Van Buren 1782-1862] The 8th President of the United States (1837-1841.) Free Franked envelope with round stamp, "Washington D.C. Apr 20" Signed M. van Buren to a Mr. Horatio Woodman (1821-187

Martin Van Buren Fantastic Signature Martin Van Buren signature cut from a free frank on a cream-colored lined paper pasted to a beige backing, 1.5" x 4.375" Signed as "M. Van Buren." Minor staining,

Martin Van Buren (1782-1862) served as the eighth President of the United States (1837-41). This Document appoints a Professor of Mathematics at the Military Academy. Dated 1838. We happily provide se

[Martin Van Buren 1782-1862] Written in 1832, Van Buren was the [thirteenth] Minister to the United Kingdom, he later became the eight president of the United States. Two leaves, ALS from Martin Van B

Framed handwritten dinner invitation with signature of Martin Van Buren. Inscribed and signed in ink, signature to lower right. Dated Saturday, February 26. Circa first half 19th century. Not examined

Very nice signature by the 8th President of the United States Martin Van Buren. The signature is on a sheet of paper with an address that is also in the hand of Van Buren. The paper sheet measures 8-1

Whereas Samuel Wadsworth of New Haven purchased and paid for public land in Quincy, Illinois. Dated November 3, 1840. Signed twice by the President. printed vellum 10 x 16 inches Condition: Good, mino

This land grant signed twice by 8th U.S. President Martin van Buren is dated October 10, 1840 and is signed to John Saswell Sr. of Fulton County, Illinois. This parchment paper document marks the sale

Whereas Samuel Wadsworth of New Haven purchased and paid for public land in Quincy, Illinois. Dated November 3, 1840. Signed twice by the President. printed vellum 10 x 16 inches Condition: Yellowing

Whereas Samuel Wadsworth of New Haven purchased and paid for public land in Quincy, Illinois. Dated November 3, 1840. Signed twice by the President. printed vellum 10 x 16 inches Condition: Yellowing

This land grant signed twice by 8th U.S. President Martin van Buren for land in Quincy, Illinois for Truman Borney and is dated November 3rd, 1840. It is on Parchment Paper and has an Affixed seal of

Whereas Samuel Wadsworth of New Haven purchased and paid for public land in Quincy, Illinois. Dated November 3, 1840. Signed twice by the President. printed vellum 10 x 16 inches Condition: Good

Document signed on bottom in ink

Martin Van Buren signed letter before he was President

Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren (1782-1882) 8th President. 11” x 15 ½” partially printed vellum document signed by both, Washington, May 7, 1829. Countersigned by Attorney General John M Barr

Presidential Elegance: Martin Van Buren Handwritten and Signed Letter, Dated 1842. We are honored to present an esteemed artifact of American political history—a handwritten and signed letter by Mar

Lot consists of two parchment land certificates signed on behalf on Martin Van Buren. Grant No. 16,003 dated 1839 and 1728 dated 1837 made out to Simeon Cummings of New York for eighty acres in Kalama

Written entirely in his hand, inked single unlined letter sheet reading as follows: ‘Kinderhook, De. 1, 1842 Dear Sir: I avail myself of your return to the seat of government to thank you for yo

MARTIN VAN BUREN VELLUM DOCUMENT, SIGNED, C. 1839

8th President Martin Van Buren (1782-1862) signed and co-signed by Secretary of State John Forsyth scallop top partly printed ship's passport with original paper seal, 1839. Mounted under glass in a f

Land Grant Certificate issued by the United State of America in 1840 to a citizen of Wisconsin. Signature lower right of President Martin Van Buren -- probably proxy-signed by Van Buren's secretary. S

[Presidential] Van Buren, Martin Signed Military Commission Washington, (D.C.), March 21, 1837. Printed military commission on vellum, partially executed in a secretarial hand, and signed by Martin Va