Citizenship Applications*Territorial* - Graham County,

Birger Sandzen, pencil sketch, 4.5 x 6.5

Linocut By Birger Sandzen, "Creekbank", 1932, 12" x 9", Scene Of Wild Horse Creek, Graham County, Linoleum Cut On Paper Pencil Signed By Birger Sandzen (1871-1954), Frame Size Of 20.5" X 15.5", Kansas

Birger Sandzen, "Stony Pasture with Cottonwood Grove", early 20th century lithograph on paper, the view taken from Sandzen's in-laws' farm in Graham County, Kansas, signed lower left, title lower righ

# 453 for 100 shares to NH Lyon Jr. signed by J Sewell and Preston Hodges. Dateline New York 1866. 25c Power of Att'y revenue stamp. Not cancelled. Two mining vignettes and one Native American vignett

Josephine 'Suggin' Graham. Tri-County Fair. Signed and titled. Oil on artist panel. Excellent condition. 27" w x 31" h with frame. Est. $800-1,200. Ship: $85

Blue and white 2 pc Indiana coverlet by Samuel Graham, Delaware County, Yorktown, IN dated 1849, eagle corner block, pea fowl and fern border, 3 sides have fringe, 74"W x 85"L

Blue and white Indiana 2 pc coverlet by Samuel Graham, Henry County, Newcastle, IN dated 1853, bell flower and flying eagle borders, fringe on one side, 74"W x 88"L

Blue and white 2 pc Indian coverlet by Samuel Graham, Delaware County, Yorktown, IN dated 1861, one edge has fringe, flower baskets and flowers on border, 76"W x 80"L

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3" Excello Graham Cave, Knox County Missouri.

Graham Cave, Monroe County Missouri, Burlington Flint, 4.34"

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Quicksilver Messenger Service Fillmore West concert poster, November 7-10, 1968, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Grateful Dead & Linn County, (Bill Graham) BG-144-OP-1, original 1st printing denoted by

Quicksilver Messenger Service Fillmore West concert poster, November 7-10, 1968, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Grateful Dead & Linn County, (Bill Graham) BG-144-OP-1, original 1st printing denoted by

North Carolina Slaveowner Sells Slave Born in His Household With this bill of sale, William Graham of Rowan County, North Carolina, sold an African American man named John to Edward B. D. Sloan of nea

36 Arrowheads in a Display Case found in the Midwest. The largest arrowhead measures 3 inches. Display case measures 12" x 18". Includes Hardins, Daltons, Graham Caves, Howard County's, Clovis Bases,

May 6th 1886. County of Graham in the Territory of Arizona. Charges Alexander Derrick with grand larceny. Signed at the bottom by deputy sheriff and county clerk. Slight bend to document in the upper

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Blue & white 2-pc jacquard coverlet attributed to Samuel Graham, New Castle, Henry County, Indiana, dated 1850, 75" x 93"