18TH CENTURY MASSACHUSETTS LAND DOCUMENT GROUPING

18th Century Land Sale document dated February 26, 1782 for a piece of property in the County of Richmond (Staten Island) Province of NY, 23"h x 18.5"w

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Surveyor General's Office, Milledgeville, Georgia, July 22, 1858. Folio sheet. A partially printed document completed in manuscript, being a true copy of a late 18th century land survey in Wilkes Coun

Europe, United Kingdom, 1793 CE. A heavy paper land sale document, handwritten, dated January 31, 1793, and signed by Mary and Mark Sharp and William Sharp, transferring property between the couple an

An 18th century Spanish California land grant. Dated 1767, handwritten on parchment by an early California family with seal. Signs of age to document, minor wear to frame, not examined out of frame. D

The Contract is Dated 1787. The document has age-related Wear, and is framed and protected under glass. The frame measures 14 3/4" x 16 3/4". Third-Party Shipping or Personal Pickup Required.

Group of 5 documents signed by North Carolina governors Richard Dobbs Spaight and Samuel Ashe granting land in what would eventually become known as Tennessee in return for Revolutionary War service,

Two 18th century documents, framed, including a land deed dated 1739 mentioning Farmingtown Ozreis Pitkin, Jonathan Wells, etc., and one Jonathan Butler 1784. 12" x 7 1/2" & 12 1/4" x 7 3/4"

Collection of 75 Manuscripts, Documents, Land Grants, Receipts, and Indentures, 18th and 19th Century. Collection of 75 manuscripts the great majority from the 18th and some 19th Century and overall i

Large grouping of mostly legal documents including court judgments, most NY City, late 18th century.

A lot of various documents from the 18 and 19th century including Gettysburg (1887), 18th century quasi-Masonic view of the grand arch at Palmyra, 1788 letter, Cameron estate papers, Simpson family re

Three pieces of 18th C. Philadelphia ephemera to include a public behavior fine, a land deed for Benjamin Light, and a debt note signed by Tho. Penn. Largest: 16-1/2in tall x 10in wide. | Philadelphia

DOCUMENTS: Two 18th C. manuscripts, American, both from Tiverton, Bristol County, Colony of Massachusetts (later Rhode Island) and framed behind glass, details include: earlier deed involves a parcel

An 18th Century American Document, signed by Governor George Clinton (1739-1812), 1st Governor of New York, Signed and dated 14th August, 1786 for a conveyance of land in Lake Champlain, New York, pri

1758. Concerning Darby Dunavan, a planter of Greenville, SC and Laza Brown another planter of Greenville, SC. The document is in its entirety and covers a plantation and use of land in that district o

Nice 18th Century American document. Frame 18.75 x 17.5 inches

Intriguing 18th Century painting of Josef II, Holy Roman Emperor of the Habsburg lands (large area of central Europe). The painting depicts Josef II signing documents with one document under foot. Iâ

A collection of 18th century and earlier documents and pages removed from books. A 1650 tax roll, a 17th century or earlier rolled land record, a 1683 will for William Whitten, a Latin bookplate frons

Benjamin and Levi Lincoln family Massachusetts signed manuscripts lot. 18th and 19th Century. Features important Hingham MA land deed with prominent figures signing, including Colonel Benjamin Lincoln

18th century Massachusetts inlaid bow front chest with bellflower inlay. Inlaid escutcheons. Line inlay. Drawers inlaid top edge. Possibly Western Massachusetts. Replaced brasses and base. Overall wid

18th century Massachusetts Chippendale ball and claw foot mahogany sidechair with owl splat. Once a rocking chair. 37" high x 22" wide.

Deed conveying land in Philadelphia to noted silver and goldsmith Philip Syng, Jr. (1703-1789). The deed dated 1759 conveys property from Mr. and Mrs. John Knowles (he is listed as a peruke maker) in

Circa 1760-80 Boston Mahogany Tilt-Top Tea Table, with squared molded edge top of block serpentine form, set on ring and urn-turned standard with three arch-carved legs ending in padded slipper feet,

c. 1791, Elizabeth S. Hunt, aged 7, Newbury, Massachusetts, alphabets, basket of fruit and poem, 17.5" by 8.5", framed under glass From