Andrew Jackson Farewell Address 1837

Printed "Farewell Address of Andrew Jackson To the People of the United States," 1 page, folio, on silk, publisher unknown, circa 1837. Bears a robust border. [Image sight: 20" x 17" / Frame: 23" x 20

[POLITICS]. National Intelligencer. Vol. XXXIV, No. 4878. Washington, DC: Gales & Seaton, 5 March 1833. Containing Andrew Jackson's inaugural address. 4pp., folio, 18 x 20 in. Disbound (fully separate

1837 Andrew Jackson New Orleans Token NICELY CIRCU

Autographs Impressive "Andrew Jackson" Free Frank Address Leaf to Lifelong Friend Robert I. Chester, Esq., Jackson, Tennessee ANDREW JACKSON (1767-1845). Seventh President of the United States (1829"1

An 1836 commemorative printing by one B Bailey of Andrew Jackson's first inaugural address, in a handsome custom clamshell case. The original catalog sheet for this item from Bauman Rare Books accompa

1833 RARE Declaration & Constitution + Washington Farewell + Andrew Jackson “We the people of the United States…” This pre-Civil War era edition of the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Const

Bar of the Mansion House 1837 25¢ Satirical note. Vicksburg, Mississippi, May 1, 1837, signed Andrew Jackson, #41, “Twenty-Five Cents, In Mississippi money”. Fine condition (repairs).

Andrew Jackson Presidential Election, An Address, 1832. Measures 9 x 5.5 inches, 35 pp. Poor to fair condition. There are NO library book card pockets affixed unless photographed and/or disclosed othe

2008 P&D Set of Andrew Jackson Presidential Dollars Sealed Rolls of 20 ICG MS63. Obverse Inscriptions - ANDREW JACKSON - 7TH PRESIDENT - 1829-1837; Reverse Inscriptions - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA $1.

1837 1st President Andrew Jackson Messages to Congress United States Government “It is a damn poor mind that can think of only one way to spell a word.” ― Andrew Jackson In the 1830

Andrew Jackson, 7th US President (1829-1837) , shadowbox presentation, incl. land grant signed as President, appointing 100 acres to John Evans, for satisfying warrants for military services, dated Ju

Political Andrew Jackson's 1835 State of the Union 16-Page Address December 1835-Dated, State of the Union Address by President Andrew Jackson, 16 pages, Octavo, 5.5" x 8.5", at Washington, D.C., Choi

1844 autographed letter signed by Louis McLean (1786-1857) who served as Secretary of State and Secretary of the Treasury under President Andrew Jackson. Two pages with integral address blank attached

Andrew Jackson Rare and Smaller Version 1829 Inaugural Address Broadside on Silk. "Inaugural Address, Delivered by Gen. Andrew Jackson. On the Fourth of March, 1929." 10" x 12" printed on white silk w

ALS. President Andrew Jackson (1767-1845, 7th president of the United States from 1829 to 1837) one-page handwritten bifolium letter, addressed to Major Andrew Jackson Donelson (1799-1871), near Nashv

1837 Presidential document promoting in rank Samuel Ridgely to First Lieutenant in the fourth regiment of artillery in the US military. Boldly signed Andrew Jackson lower right. The piece having origi

Autographs 1829 “Andrew Jackson” Presidential Signed Land Grant ANDREW JACKSON (1767-1845). Seventh President of the United States (1829–1837), a Politician and Army General who defeated the Cre

Autographs 1830 “Andrew Jackson” as President Document Signed ANDREW JACKSON (1767-1845). Seventh President of the United States (1829–1837), a Politician and Army General who defeated the Creek

Sheet Music and Song Broadside from the presidential campaign and administration of Andrew Jackson (b. 1767- d. 1845, served as President 1829-1837), plus a Jackson related pamphlet. Includes "Preside

Autographs Amos Kendall Signed 1837 Postal Express Rider Vignetted Post Form Andrew Jackson's "Kitchen Cabinet" Post Master General AMOS KENDALL (1789-1869). United States Postmaster General during th

Autographs Amos Kendall Signed 1837 Postal Express Rider Vignetted Post Form Andrew Jackson's "Kitchen Cabinet" Post Master General AMOS KENDALL (1789-1869). United States Postmaster General during th

[Andrew Jackson 1767-1845] 7th president of the United States (1829-1837) nicknamed Old Hickory. He was a United States Senator as well as Major General in the United States Army. Includes a placard a

The New Jersey Register Includes the Constitution of the United States. Results for all Presidential Elections; the last being Andrew Jackson. Contains an almanac wit

Panic of 1837 Hard Times Token 1837 token from the Panic of 1837, when banks were running out of gold and silver coins after Andrew Jackson's disastrous economic policy. This copper token mocks Jackso