Martha Jefferson Randolph, Thomas Jefferson, engraving

SIZE: 10 X 7.5 INCHES. UNFRAMED.

Martha Jefferson Randolph Porcelain doll. A American Tradition First Lady Gown Series by Brinns. Martha Jefferson Randolph copyright 1987 . Complete with Certificate of Authenticity, never removed fro

AMERICAN HISTORICAL PORTRAIT PRINT OF THOMAS JEFFERSON, engraving on paper, three-quarter bust-length, subject seated with hands crossed in lap, after an original painting by Bass Otis, engraved by Ne

[Americana] Jefferson, Thomas. Memoirs, Correspondence, and Private Papers. Henry Colburn and Richard Bently, London, 1829. Edited by Thomas Jefferson Randolph. 8vo. Contemporary calf, gilt. Marbled e

"Memoir, Correspondence, and Miscellanies, from the papers of Thomas Jefferson", editied by Thomas Jefferson Randolph, published in Charlottesville by F. Carr and Co., 1829. With water damage, foxing,

Four volume memoirs correspondence and private papers of Thomas Jefferson, edited by Thomas Jefferson. Randolph/London 1829. Ht: 8.5" Wd: 5.5"

By Thomas Jefferson Randolph, "Memoir, Correspondence, and Miscellanies, from the Papers of Thomas Jefferson", 1829, (Vol. IV only.) Full leather binding with gold stamped spine. Published by F. Carr,

THOMAS JEFFERSON THREE-VOLUME PARTIAL SET, "Memoir, Correspondence, and Miscellanies From the Papers of Thomas Jefferson", edited by Thomas Jefferson Randolph, volumes I, II, and IV, Charlottesville:

Attributed to Henry Wolf, ( American artist, 1852-1916), pencil signed lower right, on tissue paper, 9 x 12 mounted plain frame, attached note to verso, as engraving 573, Exhibit Paris, Chicago Expo.,

C1850 Stipple engraving of Thomas Jefferson by J. Knight after Boucher. Very Good, measures 6 x 10". Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auctio

North America, United States, Philadelphia, ca. 1802 CE. A stipple engraving of Thomas Jefferson in an oval format on heavy paper, reading "R. Peale Pinx / C. Tiebout Sculpt / Published by A. Day, No.

PROBABLY LATE 1890'S WITH SIGNATURE. 7x5 QUITE FRAMABLE. ESTIMATE: $130-$200

Engraving of Tadeusz Kosciuszko with Letter to American Envoy to Paris Referencing Thomas Jefferson Tadeusz Kosciuszko letter to William Harris Crawford referencing Thomas Jefferson. Framed: 18 x 19 i

Titled in the print lower right: "The Home of Thomas Jefferson, Monticello, VA . U.S.A." Shows a view of Monticello as it was in the late 1897, the year William Jennings Bryan proposed that the federa

After Peter F. Rothermel, an engraving by T.D. Booth titled "Committee of Congress Drafting The Declaration of Independence. 1776. Philadelphia.", representing Thomas Jefferson reading the Declaration

“Public Characters of 1800-1801”, published by R. Phillips, London, 1801. Volume of famous notables of period with biographies. Folding engraving frontis showing many portraits of those in the vol

Including "The Furnishings of Monticello" by Marie G. Kimball, published by the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation, Charlottesville, 1954, a Porzellan Monticello butter pat, and color engraving "Lat

(5) US Mint Presidential engravings, Bureau of Engraving and Printing, (2) 6" x 8" (George Washington, Abraham Lincoln), (3) 9" x 12" (Theodore Roosevelt, Thomas Jefferson, Franklin Roosevelt)

Bound volume of "The European Magazine and London Review….Volume 33 From January to June 1798", printd at London for L Sewell, 1798. 432 pages, no engravings. Interesting content throughout incl

1850 James Madison 10x7, 1850 Andrew Jackson 10x7, and 1850 Thomas Jefferson , Andrew Jackson image has some staining.

AMERICAN HISTORICAL PORTRAIT PRINTS, LOT OF 18, engraving on paper (each), depicting Presidents, military and political leaders, and other noteworthy individuals, including Thomas Jefferson, John Adam

Original Nov. 24, 1826 page of the Richmond Enquirer containing the notice of the sale of Thomas Jefferson's property by his executor, Thomas J. Randolph. Includes his estates Monticello and Poplar Fo

Original Nov. 14, 1826 page of the Richmond Enquirer containing the notice of the sale of Thomas Jefferson's property by his executor, Thomas J. Randolph. Includes his estates Monticello and Poplar Fo

1831 Virginia Housewife Cooking Recipes Food Prep Cordials Cake Mary Randolph Mary Randolph (1762-1828) was a descendent of Pocahontas and related, through marriage, to Thomas Jefferson. In 1825, Mary