Accounts.- Salamon (Luistro Ruigo ?) - Account book,

CORNWALL – ACCOUNT BOOK Manuscript account book of James Barker of Coverack, with ownership inscription 'James Barker His Book' on reverse of front endpaper and 'James Barkers/ Book 1786' on bac

[Manuscripts/Account Books] 3 Account Books. ++ Accounts payable to William Hooper, a wagoneer, 1833-1845. Hooper was a teamster who apparently lived in Dauphin County, Pa. This is his record of accou

Group of ephemera, including: Civil War era newspapers (mostly the Cincinnati Daily Gazette), an 1830 spelling book from Bellows Falls, VT, a leatherbound 1869 account book, an 1833 account book with

Four account books from Butte, Montana.A) Account book with records for many different Montana companies including Butte Wholesale Company, Montana Hardware Company, Marshall Wells Hardware Company, B

Col. William Wright (ca. 1798-1857) of York District, S.C. The ledger book gives exceptional detail of various matters and accounts within Yorkville, South Carolina. Wright was a prominent figure in t

[Manuscript/Ephemera] Manuscript account book of David and Solon Newton from Royalton, Windsor County VT. 1810-40s. Record of lumbermill operations, sawing and sales of boards, scantling, and plank, p

[AMERICANA]. A group of several account books and apprentice books from identified users. [Ca mid-19th century].Account book of William and James Bryson (Brison). [Pennsylvania], 1832-1870. Folio, 7 3

A trio of publications from the early 1900s, including "Song of the Indian Wars" by John G. Neihardt (1925) 231 pages in good condition, "Indians of the Southwest" by Pliny Earle Goddard (1931) 205 pa

Dates range 1822-1845. Entries from Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Lancaster, Baltimore, ETC. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed t

[Manuscripts/Account Books] 5 Vols. ++ Drayman’s record book. 1827-1843. Maintained by a drayman in Hancock County, Maine. It records rentals of horses for trips to Penobscot, Castine, Blue Hill, an

[Manuscript/Diary/Account Book] 3 Manuscripts. ++ Diary of Joseph Wilson (1815-1887), maintained Dec. 1, 1832 to Aug. 27, 1887. Brief entries: Weather, notes on farm chores, school, visitors, accident

Bought by John Randall in 1820. Accounting of food, vegetables, meats and produce. Dry goods such as yarn, labor for carting hay and corn etc. Condition: Good

Account book for mending the highway in Topsfield, Massachusetts, May 30, 1773, listing amounts received from several dozen men, and signed by the select men of the town of Topsfield, including Saml S

the waste book, or running account of money in and out, kept by Capt. Alexander Erskine during a series of voyages from Bangor, Maine to Baltimore, with occasional ventures to the Bahamas and Cuba and

[America/Manuscript] Account Book of a Dry Goods Store, Madison Village, New York. 1834-54. Tall, thick, small folio, 579 pages, (pagination confusing with most pages clearly dated 1834 but some pages

Constantinople.- Basil (H). Account book dealing with Charles Ede & family of Constantinople and London, manuscript, 104pp. & 7pp. excluding blanks, some pp. covering less than half a sheet, original

A twenty-two page account book with entries dated 1806, most regarding monies lent and borrowed from the area of Dighton in Taunton, Massachusetts. Baylies family and others. Very Good, measures 3.25

1830 Stowe, VT store account book

Also includes day book. 1840s-1890s. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply with

Large lot of antique account books, portfolios, journals, etc. Largest measures 12" X 16". Lot contains: Journal, 1922, first 10 pages filled. Account Book, 1940s, half-filled. Binder, 1970s, catalog

Antique Pierce's Memorandum and Account Book Used This book is an interesting find because it has writing in it from the 1800s. It looks like it was used as a diary. There is also information from the

Millbach Lebanon Co. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply with them.

Including : (2) 1836 Dunchlee (Dry goods), 1840-1842 Boston (Dry goods), (2) Boston 1850s-1860s (dry goods)

James N. Gamble (1836-1932), was the oldest surviving son of the founder of P&G, James Gamble. He is likely best known for his role as Vice-President and chemist at his family firm Procter & Gamble an