Martin Van Buren Signature as President

Martin Van Buren (December 5, 1782 - July 24, 1862) 8th President of the United States. Signature on Postal card 3 1/2 by 5 1/2 inches.

Dated 1839, 1843, and 1854 with secretary signatures for President Martin Van Buren, John Tyler, and Franklin Pierce. MG. SRI-632.

(1782-1862) 8th President of the United States, clipped signature, with photo and engraved brass name plaque

Very nice signature by the 8th President of the United States Martin Van Buren. The signature is on a sheet of paper with an address that is also in the hand of Van Buren. The paper sheet measures 8-1

Land Grant Certificate issued by the United State of America in 1840 to a citizen of Wisconsin. Signature lower right of President Martin Van Buren -- probably proxy-signed by Van Buren's secretary. S

Van, Buren Martin, Millard Fillmore and Senator Daniel Webster Signed Pieces. Two signature by former US Presidents and one Senator. 1.) Original publication of a speech by the Hon. Martin Van Buren (

President Andrew Jackson and Secretary of State Martin Van Buren patent approval document. Includes steel engraved images of Jackson and Van Buren. Document features both of their signatures. Signed a

Signed by President Martin Van Buren and Secretary of State, John Forsythe. Partially printed document has fold in the center. Ink is medium with medium signatures. Not examined outside of frame. 10 1

Framed engraving and original Martin Van Buren signature during his presidntcy, dated 1839

Details: Martin Van Buren autographed scallop-top ship's pass signed as President and dated June of 1841. The document is additionally signed by John Forsyth as Secretary of State. Vellum documen

Martin Van Buren Fantastic Signature Martin Van Buren signature cut from a free frank on a cream-colored lined paper pasted to a beige backing, 1.5" x 4.375" Signed as "M. Van Buren." Minor staining,

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Martin Van Buren - 8th President w/ Medal & Stamp on Nice Card w/ History & Postal Cancellation

Hand colored lithograph, full title being "Martin Van Buren Eight President of the United States. Inaugurated March 4th 1837", marked "Litho of D. Kellogg & Co." lower left and "Hartford Ct." lower ri

NATHANIEL CURRIER (AMERICAN, 1813-1888) AMERICAN HISTORICAL PRINT, hand-colored lithograph on paper, titled "MARTIN VAN BUREN, Eight President of the United States", no date. Housed under glass in a l

CURRIER, Nathaniel (1813 - 1888).Martin Van Buren / Eighth President of the United States. Lithograph.New York: Nathaniel Currier.14" x 10" sheet.Gale Number: 4377.

8th President Martin Van Buren (1782-1862) signed and co-signed by Secretary of State John Forsyth scallop top partly printed ship's passport with original paper seal, 1839. Mounted under glass in a f

Chalkware raised placque of President Martin Van Buren by Albany, N.Y. area Artist Edward P. Buyck. In painted gold frame, nice estate condition. The placque measures 13.5" x 9". From Hudson, N.Y. est

Described & Photographed By:Robin NFD 40224-J Title:President Martin Van Buren Land Grant to Joseph R. Williams 480 Acres Michigan 1837 Description:Land grant from President Martin Van Buren wherein

Whereas Samuel Wadsworth of New Haven purchased and paid for public land in Quincy, Illinois. Dated November 3, 1840. Signed twice by the President. printed vellum 10 x 16 inches Condition: Good, mino

Whereas Samuel Wadsworth of New Haven purchased and paid for public land in Quincy, Illinois. Dated November 3, 1840. Signed twice by the President. printed vellum 10 x 16 inches Condition: Yellowing

Whereas Samuel Wadsworth of New Haven purchased and paid for public land in Quincy, Illinois. Dated November 3, 1840. Signed twice by the President. printed vellum 10 x 16 inches Condition: Yellowing

1867 1st ed President Martin van Buren Origin of Political Parties Americana Government “The less government interferes with private pursuits, the better for general prosperity” – Martin van Bur

Whereas Samuel Wadsworth of New Haven purchased and paid for public land in Quincy, Illinois. Dated November 3, 1840. Signed twice by the President. printed vellum 10 x 16 inches Condition: Good