1850's Pa. Merchants Ms. Ledger

A leather bound 8vo (8.25 x 12.75 inches) with circa 90+ inked manuscript pages of entries. This ledger appears to be from Crawford or Venago Counties, Pennsylvania and dates from 1857-1875. The owner

An unusually early inked manuscript ledger for a little know Pennsylvania oil company known as the Rock Valley Oil Company. This 6.5 x 15.5 inch ledger is bound with brown calf spine and marbled board

Includes War of 1812 appointments (x3), an 1811 pardon for manslaughter, 2 1820's PA documents, 4 1840's &1850's PA documents, 8+ U.S. documents dealing with state land grants (IA, WI, MN, MS). Togeth

MS. Ledger from Fort Bridger 1859-60 At Time 1st Pony Express and Mormon Wars. Customers include Wm. Russell, Gatlin, Sibley, Canby Offers Fascinating View of Frontier Life [FORT BRIDGER.] William A.

Lancaster County, PA 18th/19th Century Ledger Book with Frakturs. Provenance: Sam Stayer Estate, Mt. Joy, PA, Birmingham, AL. Leather bound cover measures 13" x 8-1/4". Condition: Fair to good with we

Bound ledger, 8-1/2” x 12,” 10 pages through 1783; 10 pages through 1799; 16 pages post 1800. The owner lists 5-8 transactions per page, such as “James Parr’s Orders on Capt. Henry Ander for 2

American, 19th Century. Recording sales and purchases for Reuben M. Pillibury of Rockland, Maine in 1853. 13.5"l 8"w. From the collection of the late Audrey Caspari (New Jersey).

Early 19th C Large Leather Bound Merchant Ledger. Large ledger from 1818, alphabetized with clients names and organized by person, month, goods and cost, noted in£. Goods mentioned includes: cott

Small Kiri wood (chestnut) Gyosho Bako peddler's chest or merchant's ledger box, Meiji era, Japan. Five graduated drawers with simple but pleasing brass fittings. Approx. 19 1/2" H. x 10 1/2" W x 13"

Ca. 1850 Pa. paint decorated fiddleback plank bottom chairs in old green painted base color, 34" x 18 3/4" x 15" x 17 1/2" seat height

Farmers, Minors and Mechanics cooperative stock company book for Barton, Allegheny County MD circa 1867 1/4 leather bound; "Daybook" Leather bound merchant's ledger for Libertytown, Frederick County,

Stenciled WC Guffry Webster, Pa merchant crock. Measuring 6 3/4" tall and 6" dia. Large rim chips as can be seen in the photos. Otherwise age appropriate wear.

**Originally Listed At $350** East Asia, Japan, Edo period, ca. 18th century CE. A massive paper and ink merchant ledger book known as a daifuku-cho, with bold characters on the front that contain the

[Manuscript] Dr. Laurence Turnbull of Philadelphia. Original ms. essay on the symptoms, treatment and analyses of arsenic as a poison, written in the 1850s. Ms., n.d. (late 1850s), 2pp. ink text, fold

Ca 1850 poplar PA blind door 3-drawer base Dutch cupboard in blue painted surface, 2 dovetailed candle drawers in pie shelf, 3 dovetailed drawers in base, plate rails, plate grooves, and spoon notches

Lebanon County, PA 1850 4-Color Single-Part Jacquard Coverlet. Signed "W. Ney 1850" (Myerstown, Lebanon County, PA ). 76" x 87". Condition: Good with minor wear.

1850's GEORGIA MERCHANTS & PLANTERS BANK NOTES $1 $2 $3 Lot of three Savannah, Georgia Merchants and Planters Bank obsolete notes. To include:  $1 note, Serial number 899, Plate C, print dated J

Wear overall and to spine, with tape in areas. 14" high x 9" wide. EK

1850 HAND COLORED ALLENTOWN PA BIRTH CERTIFICATE

Blown Glass 1/2L. Amber stained and Wheel-cut spa views. Bohemian circa 1850. Matching inlay lid. Mint.

CANADIAN MS BUSINESS LEDGERS. A lot of 3 volumes sold together. All tall quartos, generally fair condition: boards worn. Including: MINUTES DU MANOIR 'LA RUE.' 1857-1859. Half red morocco over marbled

John Varley, Jnr. ((British, 1850-1933)Merchants in a medina, 1880oil on boardsigned lower left John Varley and dated20 x 15in (51 x 38cm) Provenance:Property from a Private

19th Century Oil on Canvas Painting Depicting an Ocean and Cliff Scene with Lighthouse. Signed lower right "C. Ph. Weber, 1884". (Carl Phillip Weber, Philadelphia, PA 1850-1921). Image size 9-1/2" x 1

A group of three Federal silver tablewares, Thomas Whartenby (active c. 1811-1850), Philadelphia, PA, William Haverstick, Sr. (1756-1823) or William Haverstick, Jr. (1780-1859), Lancaster or Philadelp