2 ALSs by Judah Benjamin

Group of Confederate bank notes including a $1 Confederate States Cement C Clay note, a $2 Judah Benjamin Confederate States note, 2 $5 State Capitol Confederate States notes, 2 $10 horses pulling can

Judah P. Benjamin Autograph Letter Signed, 1834, two-page legal document regarding collection of a promissory note, 12 1/2 in. x 7 1/2 in

US > Confederate States of America: $2 uniface "Greyback", T42, 1st issue of 4th series, dated June 2 1862, with red handwritten serial # 31337, in VF+; with portrait of Judah P. Benjamin, the Jewish

All 1864 T-70 Judah P. Benjamin. Printed by Keatinge & Ball. Overall wear due to age. Creasing and wear to edges. Two with minor tears and folds to edge. One with adhesive residue to back. IMPORTANT:

Pair of Vintage Confederate Bonds. Consists of: $1000 Dec. 23, 1862 Confederate States 8 Per Cent Bond, with vignette of Judah P. Benjamin, with 30 coupons attached; $1000 March 2, 1863 Condederate St

US > Confederate States of America: $2 uniface "Greyback", T70, 7th series, dated Feb. 17 1864, with handwritten serial # 378110, in AU+; with portrait of Judah P. Benjamin, the Jewish Secretary of St

US > Confederate States of America: $2 uniface "Greyback", T70, 7th series, dated Feb. 17 1864, with handwritten serial # 97265; with portrait of Judah P. Benjamin, the Jewish Secretary of State (and

A lot of antique Civil War era American banknotes. 2 Dollars bill, Fifth Series, T–54, with Judah P. Benjamin on the obverse. 5 Dollars bill, Fifth Series, T–53, the obverse depicts Virg

Judah Benjamin DS for Repayment of Railroad Loan Judah P. Benjamin (1811-1884). Document Signed, "J. P. Benjamin", 1p, 8" x 5", [London], June 21, 1880. Partially printed in purple ink. To E. Livingst

[POLITICS] [WAR OF 1812]. 2 ALSs , including  letters from James STEPHENSON (1764-1833) & William VERNON. STEPHENSON, James (1764-1833). Autograph letter signed ("J. Stephenson"), addressed t

Franklin figures, 9"

Kopman, Benjamin D. (Russian/American 1887 - 1965) , Seated Boy and Woman, ink and ink wash, 8.75 x 6.5 inches and 9 x 7 inches, both signed, Provenance: G. David Thompson, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; Edward T.

Levy, Benjamin (American b.1940). (1) Untitled. 20th c. Aquatint etching. Signed, editioned, and inscribed, in pencil in l.l., l.c., and l.l. respectively. A/P. 15" x 14". (2) Air Mail. 20th c. Etchin

CARDBOARD OVER TIN. SURFACE WEAR .23" L / 10" L

(lot of 2) Benjamin Stahl (American 1910-1987) Man at a Desk & Woman Adjusting Dress oils on panel each signed lower right panels: 17.5""h x 8""w overalls (each framed): 21""h x 11.5""w

(52) Walking Liberty Half Dollars-Also Includes (2) Benjamin Franklin Half Dollars

Daisy 840 (as is), 2 - Benjamin Franklin, Marksman1705, Crossman 760, Crossman 66 Power Master

1. 1865 Abraham Lincoln Inauguration Assassinated Medal by Morgan. 2. Benjamin Franklin Bifocal Sesquicentennial 1784-1934 copyright 1934 by Bausch and Lomb Optical Co. 3. 1853 New York, Exhibit of th

2 Benjamin Fawcett (1808–1893) Cockatoo Engravings. Leadbeater's Cockatoo and Lesser Lemon-Crested Cockatoo. Chromoxylograph (colour wood engraving), by Benjamin Fawcett after drawings by A. F.

(3) Thomas Edison, (2) U.S. Constitution, 1988 Olympics, (2) Benjamin Franklin, First Flight Centennial and Dolly Madison - Boxes have slight wear. All Have Certificates - See photos for condition and

1). Phillip Ratner (American, 20th Century). "Don Quixote", graphite on paper, signed lr, sight size: 23 x 17 in., framed. 2). Benjamin Levy (American, b. 1940). Birds, etching, ed. 13/50, signed ll,

COINS - 1963 PROOF SET, QUARTERS, HALF-DOLLARS: 1963 Proof Set in the original mailing envelope. 1921 Morgan Dollar. 2 @ Benjamin Franklin Half-Dollars - 1963 (possible miss-strike/error), 1959. 1909

11 1/2" BENJAMIN EIEDWIN ROUND SKILLET #3 LODGE , 3 SMALL CAST MINI SKILLETS UNMARKED W/ TAIWAN This item is available for shipping. It is the bidder's responsibility to take shipping costs into consi

BENJAMIN, JUDAH P. Partly-printed Document Signed, "J.P. Benjamin," ordering E. Livingston and Henry Whatley Tyler to pay $500 to John Collinson [thereby repaying a loan used to purchase the Atlantic,