Oliver Wolcott Jr. - 2nd US Sec. of Treasury

Oliver Wolcott Jr. (1760-1833) was United States Secretary of the Treasury from 1795 to 1800 and the 24th Governor of Connecticut from 1817 to 1827. As Sec. of the Treasury he was preceded by Alexande

Autographs Oliver Wolcott, Jr. Signed Connecticut Pay-Table Order OLIVER WOLCOTT, JR. (1760-1833). 2nd United States Secretary of the Treasury (1795-1800) serving after Alexander Hamilton, and the 24t

(1760 - 1833) U.S. Secretary of the Treasury and 24th Governor of Connecticut, son of a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Partly-printed D.S., 1p. oblong 8vo., [Hartford], May 6, 1783, orderi

(1760 - 1833) U.S. Secretary of the Treasury and 24th Governor of Connecticut, son of a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Partly-printed D.S. as comptroller, 1p. 6 x 5 in., Connecticut, March

(1760 - 1833) American Revolution soldier and patriot, Secretary of the Treasury succeeding Hamilton. Partly printed D.S., 1p. 8vo., Hartford, September 28, 1782, an official payment order for ten pou

(1760 – 1833) American Revolution soldier and patriot, Secretary of the Treasury succeeding Hamilton. Rare A.L.S. as Governor of Connecticut, 1p. 8vo., [n.p., n.d.], to New York Mayor PHILIP HON

A Treasury receipt from the State of Connecticut dated February of 1789 acknowledging payment from Oliver Wolcott, Jr. to an Isaac Cornwall, signed by the recipient. Partially printed, Fine condition,

[FOUNDING FATHER]. WOLCOTT, Oliver Jr. (1760-1833). Letter signed ("Oliv. Wolcott Jr.") as Comptroller. "Treasury Department, Comptroller's Office," 20 January 1794. With free franked envelope. One pa

Details: Revolutionary War manuscript document, 1783, signed by Jedediah Huntington, Oliver Wolcott Jr. and Fenn Wadsworth. Shows mild age and wear. Jedediah (or Jedidiah) Huntington (4 August 1743 &#

Oliver Wolcott Jr. Two Signed Connecticut Comptroller Office Receipts Two Connecticut Comptroller receipts signed "Oliv: Wolcott Jr." as Comptroller. The first, measuring 7" x 4", Hartford, Connecticu

DESCRIPTION: Partly printed DS, Hartford, June 11, 1789 from the State of Connecticut Comptroller's Office to Treasurer Jedediah Huntington ordering that he pay Lewis Hurd the sum of 36 pounds. Signed

Framed autographed letter by Oliver Wolcott Jr. (United States, 1760-1833), framed together with a likeness of Wolcott after Rembrandt Peale (United States, 1778-1860), and a later plaque with biograp

1789 Partially printed Interest Payment issued by the Comptroller’s Office and signed by Oliver Wolcott, Jr. Printed at Hartford. Fine condition, archival tape to verso covering cancellation. Measur

Oliver Wolcott Jr. Signed Pay Order for Colonel Lamb's Regiment 1p, measuring 8.125" x 6.5", State of Connecticut, dated September 26, 1783. A pay order acknowledging the receipt of £7"2 shilling

Huntington Samuel Declaration Signer Samuel Huntington ALS with Oliver Wolcott, Jr. Signature Single page autograph letter signed on laid paper, 7.75" x 4.25". Dated "Norwich April 28th 1787" and sign

LOT (12) ASSORTED COLONY AND STATE OF CONNECTICUT DOCUMENTS INCLUDING OLIVER WOLCOTT SIGNED TREASURY NOTE, ETC. 1783-1799

A GROUP OF SIGNED LETTERS, DOCUMENTS, AND AN ENGRAVING, VARIOUS PROMINENT FIGURES, INCLUDING SECRETARY OF TREASURY ALBERT GALLATIN, SECRETARY OF TREASURY OLIVER WOLCOTT AND SOLDIER, STATESMAN AND FORM

Sec. Henry Morganthau Jr. letter is 8" x 10.5", includes original envelope

A lot of 18th/19th century documents including an 1800 Oliver Wolcott Secretary of the Treasury document from Washington DC, 1752 petition over a convict from Berks County (Pa.), a 1797 Fayette County

DOCUMENT TREASURY DEPT. ASA STEWARD AS COLLECTOR OF REVENUE FOR ORANGE COUNTY,N.Y. SIGNED OLIVER WOLCOTT (SIGNER OF DECLARATION) AUG. 14, 1793

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-ANDY WARHOL HAND SIGNED 2 DOLLAR BILL -CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY-U.S TREASURY $2 BANK NOTE 1976 BICENTENNIAL BILL-JR 10/24

1866 U.S. 25 Cents Fractional Currency. Bust Of William Fessenden, Sec. Of Treasury.

1875 U.S. 10 Cents Fractional Currency. Bust Of William M. Meredith, Sec. Of Treasury.