JOHN TREADWELLJohn Treadwell Appoints an Ensign

Autographs John Treadwell, 21st Governor of Connecticut Appointment JOHN TREADWELL (1745-1823). 21st Governor of Connecticut, Politician serving the legistature and judiciary of Connecticut, in 1788 a

Scarce partly-printed DS, signed “John F. Kennedy" as president and "Robert F. Kennedy" as attorney general, one page, 19.5 x 15.5, April 3, 1962. President Kennedy appoints John K. Regan as "Un

Superb manuscript DS, signed “George R." and "W: Pitt," one page, 15.75 x 12, March 5, 1761. The king appoints John Earl of Westmoreland "to be General of all and singular Our Horse Forces." Sig

Partly-printed DS as president, signed “Wm. H. Taft,” one page, 13.75 x 19.75, May 13, 1909. President Taft appoints John William Keefe as "First Lieutenant in the Medical Reserve Corps of

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F. Kennedy Perfecto Garcia Ensigns Cigar Removed From Oval Office on 11/23/63 W/LOA - This Perfecto Garcia Ensigns cigar was removed from the President John F. Kennedy's cigar box in the Oval Off

Including (2) Union Jacks 55 x 86 inches and 49 x 29 inches and (1) Red Ensign (used on commercial vessels 45 x 67 inches (approx)

1815. Considered to be the fist tax certificate issued in the County of Rockingham, NH regarding a (2) wheeled carriage called a chaise. 6 x 7 1/2 inches Condition: Good

Flying the German Civil (Ensign) flag. oil on paper board 11 x 14 1/2 inches. unsigned. framed 12 1/2 x 16 inches. *Suggested to be in the manner of Antonio Jacobsen.

Manuscript DS, one page, 16.5 x 13.25, December 30, 1780. As the Governor of Massachusetts, Hancock appoints Azor Orne “to be one of the Justices to keep the Peace in the General Counties of the

John Hancock Signed Militia Appointment. One sheet, 11" x 13"; July 1, 1781. Document appoints Joseph Bradley Varnum to the rank of "Captain of a Company in the Seventh [Regiment] of Militia in the Co