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1 This Preacher Opposed the King PASS
2 He Came To the Americas as an Indenture PASS
3 Carolina in 1672 1700
4 A 1700 Survey PASS
5 The King May Take The Plantation Negroes 110
6 Signed By The Colonial Governor 180
7 Handsome and Early PASS
8 Early Penalities for Refusing to Follow the Stamp Act 225
9 Colonial Americas Map 300
10 1765 Deed 80
11 Benjamin Chew Document 120
12 Early Philadelphia Deed 50
13 He Also Assisted in Drawing The Mason Dixon Survey PASS
14 1769 Maryland Land Deed 100
15 In 1776, The Major Gets His Pay For Fighting At Bunker Hill 1600
16 18th Century Hand Drawn Cannon 325
17 18th Century Hand Drawn Eagle 110
18 As Ambassador to France, He Was Replaced by John Adams 130
19 Land Survey - 1783 PASS
20 King George III removes The Tax on Wine PASS
21 King George III PASS
22 In 1775 He was President of the First Provincial Congress 150
23 Expenses Submitted to the Orphan’s Court PASS
24 Pennsylvania’s Last Colonial Governor 110
25 We, the People of the United States ... 7500
26 This General Served With Washington 120
27 This British General Did Oppose The Colonists PASS
28 1790 Maryland Deed 100
29 He Served as a Soldier and a Member of the Continental Congress 70
30 Executed by Guillotine 250
31 Dedication In Providence PASS
32 The Largest Land Owning Family in Virginia Protects the Property 1300
33 Patrick Henry Declines Involvement In An Important State Of Virginia Court Case Regarding The States Siezure Of Lord Fairfax Property 5500
34 Revolutionary War General 75
35 Congressional Pugilists - Scarce American Political Cartoon PASS
36 He Sailed Around the World in 1580 PASS
37 Printer, Satirist, Political Theorist, Politician, Scientist, Inventor, Statesman, and Diplomat. PASS
38 An Official 1823 William Stone Printing of the Declaration of Independence on Vellum 210000
39 Five Issues of America's First Continuously-Published Newspaper PASS
40 This Surgeon Served in The Rev War as a Surgeon in the State of Virginia Navy 90
41 Revolutionary War Claim Bill 120
42 Attempting to Re-Establish The Slave Plantations After The French Destruction 100
43 Legalized Slave Shipments From Jamaica 225
44 The King Taxes Negro Importation/Exportation PASS
45 New York Slave Document 100
46 Emancipating Her Slaves In Maryland 425
47 The Negro State in Jeopardy 50
48 Free Blacks and a Slave Listed on this Manifest 500
49 Charleston’s Largest Slave Auctioneer Accepts Stock in the South Carolina Canal and Railroad Against a Debt PASS
50 Rare First Official Printing of the Constitution of Wisconsin Providing Voting Rights for Indians and Establishing a Militia Free of Negroes 100
51 Remakable Musical Black Man Playing An Accordian 3250
52 List of Negroes & Their Ages 80
53 Hiring Negroes PASS
54 William Lloyd Garrison is Faced with Lynching in Massachusetts PASS
55 Kansas and Slavery in 1856 100
56 The following two lots relate to the Joseph Silver Plantation located in Baldwin Co., Alabama. Joseph Davis Silver (1818-1867) was a plantation owner and signer of the Alabama Ordinance of Secession. 275
57 From Georgia, A Scarce, War Dated, Pre-Printed Slave Receipt, 1700
58 Liberia's First Ambassador 1862 Letter PASS
59 The Issue of Arming the Negroes Is Debated PASS
60 The Latest Contraband of War 90
61 “I will take all Massa’s money - and more too.” 90
62 The Congress Investigates Forrest’s “Fort Pillow Massacre” of Negroes 100
63 Disenfranchisement for Negro Voters in Virginia PASS
64 Is The Ku Klux The Answer 80
65 Excellent Anti-Klan and Democratic Party Speech in North Carolina PASS
66 Buffalo Solider Muster Roll - Signed George Purington 325
67 The White Party at Work in Delaware 325
68 Americas First Black Ambassador’s With Race Content 150
69 Jazzman “Fats” Waller Gets Paid In Cash 190
70 Future Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston Needs His Pay PASS
71 1850 Charleston Fire Insurance Document Signed by John H. Honour as President PASS
72 the Confederate Government Declares War 150
73 6th Virginia Cavalry Document and Letter Group 275
74 Raising Mississippi Troops to Fight for the Confederacy 425
75 The following twelve lots of historically important and fascinating Confederate letters were written by South Carolinian Captain Leonard Williams. Born in 1823, at Sycamore Grove Plantation, South C 375
76 Evacuating Charleston 425
77 Instruction on Managing the Farm 425
78 Don’t Expose the Little Negroes 550
79 The Confederates Retreat From Yorktown 425
80 Planning a Visit 325
81 Charleston Withstands the Bombardment 275
82 Driving the Yankees Back Across the River 425
83 Lee Repulses the Enemy 550
84 40,000 Georgians State Troops Ready For Sherman 325
85 The Evacuation of Atlanta 325
86 Adding 100,000 More Soldiers 275
87 North Carolina War Finances PASS
88 Rare Petersburg Confederate Pass, 275
89 A Mother Tries To Get Her 16 Year Old Son Out Of The 6th Virginia Cavalry 900
90 A Virginia Doctor Laments The Loss Of His Son 80
91 8th North Carolina Chase "Yankee Rogues" in 1861 250
92 The 28th North Carolina's Uniforms "Are made of coarse Negro cloth" 650
93 Confederate General Hand Drawn Ink Sketch As POW 750
94 This Scarce and Important Robert E. Lee Broadside, Anticipating the Battle at Antietam, Carries a General Thomas J. Jackson Autograph Note Which Indisputably Proves the Story of Marylander Barbara F 11000
95 J.E.B. Stuart’s “Ride Around McClellan” Receives This Field Printed Congratualtion From Robert E. Lee 1800
96 Major General Wheeler Deals With Deserters 150
97 Field Printed, Major General Wheeler Broadside 550
98 Major General Wheeler Defines the Role of the Cavalry PASS
99 This Confederate Officer Was Captured at Missionary Ridge PASS
100 A Confederate Whistle Blower Is Investigated By The CSA Government 350
101 Seventeen Year Old Slave Dies In The Defense Of Sullivan Island in September1863 PASS
102 Captured Confederate Prisoners At Gettysburg 850
103 CSS Merrimac & Texas Cavalryman Autographs. 100
104 Major General Wheeler Establishes Field Schools 550
105 Major General Wheeler Congratulates His Soldiers PASS
106 The Confederate Government Seizes The Blockade Runner Alice For Their Use 500
107 Richmond Mother Seeks To Take Her Son To Ireland 130
108 He Demanded The Surrender of Federal Pickets Moments Before Stonewall Jackson Was Mortally Wounded At Chancellorsville. PASS
109 28th North Carolina Pickett's Charge Wounding Archive 500
110 North Carolina Cotton Planter's Archive 600
111 General Isaac Trimble Exchange Letter PASS
112 Department of Mississippi Regimental Roster Broadside PASS
113 Robert E. Lee AND Mary Custis Lee BOTH Signed Lee’s Book 11000
114 Check Signed by General Randall Gibson 80
115 Former CSA President Davis Discusses His Capture 6500
116 Future General Dix OK’s A $24 Thousand Check PASS
117 General Edwin Burr Babbitt ALS PASS
118 General John Palmer Archive PASS
119 Satisfying the Embargo PASS
120 A Variety of Union Soldier Letters PASS
121 A Fighting Family From Maine - The Chadbourns’ Archive PASS
122 Large Connecticut Soldier’s Letter Archive of 31 Letters and a Fascinating Account Book. 2000
123 Maine Democrats Resolve That The Civil War Will End In "National Ruin" PASS
124 Providence Tool Co. Contract Musket Archive 190
125 3rd Iowa "Dubuque" Battery Letter Archive w/Battle of Pea Ridge Content 550
126 Black Seaman Is Murdered At Sea PASS
127 Facing Joe Johnston Rebels On The Day of The Battle Of First Bull Run 225
128 The Fairview Rifles (16th Mississippi) Are Supplied In 1861 PASS
129 Governor Buckhinham Orders Sharp’s Rifles 50
130 Ellsworth Remembered PASS
131 “...the stars & stripes meet the eye at every turn, money flows like water, and men rush to arms as in the days of Washington and Warren. President Lincoln has just called for 80,000 additional troop PASS
132 The Following SEVEN Letters Are All Written By The Renown Commodore John Rodgers Goldsborough 650
133 Union Naval Officers Sit For Mathew Brady In 1861 450
134 Important Union Southern Atlantic Blockade Commander Letter 650
135 The Destruction Of Fort Pulaski Is Accessed In April 1862 900
136 The Attack of Charleston Is Eminent 375
137 Commander John Goldsborough Writes 22 Pages From Onboard The Florida While Blockading Charleston 2300
138 Confederate Navy Captain Disguises Himself As A Negro To Spy On The Harbor 1300
139 Will Europe Enter The War 70
140 A Mass Soldier’s War-Dated Archive PASS
141 This Mass Soldier Kept His Diary Until He Was Killed In Action 1800
142 This Illinois Soldier Wrote Frequently Before His Capture In 1864 - Archive of 45 Of His Letters and More PASS
143 The Secretary’s Advise PASS
144 Union Family Makes Army Shoes For The Cause While Writing Their Soldier Boy 700
145 The Crews Of The USS Congress & Cumberland Perform In New York City A Month After The Battle of Hampton Roads. PASS
146 Patrolling Gettysburg While Stuart Rides Around McClellan 225
147 Maryland P. H. G. Officer's Letter PASS
148 A Marine Corps Soldier's Hand Is Mangled PASS
149 Farragut Naval Officer's Letter Grouping PASS
150 Union Brigadier General Alfred N. A. Duffie Document & Letter Archive PASS
151 15th Mass Reunion PASS
152 Blue, White & Red PASS
153 Order of Services for Officer Killed at Antietam PASS
154 6th Pennsylvania Cavalry Discharge PASS
155 “Maryland, my Maryland” is Dedicated to William Morgan of Virginia by his Graduating Class at the University of Maryland 140
156 14th New Hampshire Letter 100
157 Union General Orders Listing Promotions of Generals and a KIA Officer List PASS
158 Group of Union General Orders 140
159 Broadside Reports the Capture of Fort Macon PASS
160 79th New York Highlanders Letter About a Drunk Newspaper Boy PASS
161 1863 Arkansas USCT Enlistment Form 800
162 Guerrilla Raiders Attack At Night While Civilians During The Day 225
163 United States Regular Artilleryman Describes The Battle of Culpeper Court House 550
164 Ambushed Yankee Cavalryman Condolence Letter PASS
165 Nathaniel McLean signed document PASS
166 KIA Gettysburg Pennsylvania Bucktail Documents PASS
167 Col. Hull 62nd Pennsylvania Muster Roll PASS
168 German Legion Infantry Battalion Deceased Soldiers Return PASS
169 Post Sioux Uprising Minnesota Soldier's Letter 275
170 U. S. Gunboat Letter PASS
171 General John A. Martin Endorses A Wounded Solder's Furlough PASS
172 116th New York Sutler Letter PASS
173 Red Tape Over Fresh Bread PASS
174 In Need of Cattle? 110
175 1st Rhode Island Cavalry Letter PASS
176 The New South 50
177 Songs for the Union PASS
178 Adams Express Document 50
179 Special Orders 168 PASS
180 89th Indiana Letter on Christianity & Negroes Singing at ‘Shilo’ 190
181 Illegal Acquisition of Supplies from US Citizens PASS
182 He Was The Driving Force Behind The Establishment of The Gettysburg Cemetery PASS
183 Federal War Dated Documents 225
184 The Diplomatic Exchange Between America and Britain Regarding The US Kearsarge PASS
185 Patriotic Stamps 170
186 Citizens Must Take The Oath in Occupied Virginia 1300
187 A Union Treasury Agent Is Arrested On Charges On Bribery PASS
188 A USCT Officer Looses A Friend During The Siege of Petersburg PASS
189 15th United States Infantry Letter on The Atlanta Campaign Where He Was Wounded PASS
190 Military Pass PASS
191 Virginia Soldier’s Love Letter 80
192 Harper’s Ferry Receipt PASS
193 Autograph of Governor William Buckingham PASS
194 Invalid Corp Discharge PASS
195 1st Illinois KIA Chattanooga PASS
196 188th Pennsylvania Officer’s Pay Voucher PASS
197 Mexican War Maine Equipment Inventory PASS
198 Field Press Judicial Generals Orders Involves Two Colored Units from North Carolina 90
199 Seven Song Sheet Broadsides 160
200 Six Piece Collection of Philadelphia Great Central Fair Ephemra 180
201 Group of Eight Four-Page Patriotic Lettersheets 100
202 Seeing The Sunken Wreck of Ironclad Tecumseh At The Bottom Of Mobile Bay 300
203 Broadside Calling For Black Civil War Soldiers To Break The Stigma of Prejudice PASS
204 4th Corps Battle Flag Requisition Document PASS
205 Marine Corps Civil War Hero's Signature PASS
206 Rhode's Men Reinforce Petersburg's Trenches PASS
207 18th Pennsylvania Cavalry Letter PASS
208 Pilaging in Occupied Texas PASS
209 Autograph of General Woodford PASS
210 Autograph of General Crittenden PASS
211 Autograph of General McClernand PASS
212 Autograph of General Badeau PASS
213 Signature of General Augur PASS
214 Autograph of General Charles Devens PASS
215 General Edward Hatch’s Autograph PASS
216 General William B. Franklin Autograph 50
217 General Milroy’s Autograph PASS
218 Autograph of General Franz Sigel PASS
219 Autograph of General Alpheus S. Williams 50
220 General John Peck Autograph 40
221 Autograph of Nehemiah Perry PASS
222 Autograph of John Parker Hawkins PASS
223 War Date Autograph of General Alexander B. Dyer PASS
224 Orlando B. Willcox, Fernando Wood & John Andrews Autographs PASS
225 General Robert Schenck Autograph Letter Signed PASS
226 In Pursuit of Jeff Davis PASS
227 General Rousseau Signed Document PASS
228 Soldier is Executed and Ruins a Pair of Handcuffs PASS
229 He Served for 40 Years PASS
230 The Sister Unit of The 54th Mass PASS
231 Broadside - Fall Of Richmond 80
232 20th Maine Bounty Claim PASS
233 Pay for my Negro PASS
234 Food for the South PASS
235 General Grant Orders General Sherman to Free Navajo Women and Children from Slavery PASS
236 Brevetted Brigadier General Kelton Docs PASS
237 Brevetted Brigadier General McHenry Docs PASS
238 Brevetted Brigadier General Breck PASS
239 General Francis A. Walker Letter PASS
240 Brevetted Brigadier General Mitchell Docs 110
241 Brevetted Major General Arnold 140
242 Autograph of General J. Warren Keifer PASS
243 Document Signed by General Charles Van Wyck PASS
244 General John Newton ANS PASS
245 General George Washington Cullum Writes of General Donaldson PASS
246 General Joseph Hawley Signed Letter PASS
247 General Schofield Writes as Major General PASS
248 General Robert S. Granger Letter PASS
249 Pickett's Charge Artilleryman's Gettysburg History PASS
250 Daniel Sickles TLS to the editors of Miller's Photographic History of the Civil War. PASS
251 Florida Land Sale For Vets PASS
252 The Explorer Likes The Book PASS
253 Collection of 23 Civil War Admiral and General’s Mounted Albumen Photographs PASS
254 Collection of 9 Civil War are Albumen photographs, Including Lincoln Cabinet Members 180
255 Circa 1861 Southern Volunteer PASS
256 2nd Mass. Officers Pose In New York City After Gettysburg 500
257 The Sanitary Fair in Philadelphia 140
258 Pair of Derogatory Jefferson Davis Pieces 110
259 From His Porch - Brady Photograph General Lee, 1200
260 Robert E. Lee CDV Inscribed By His Son George W. C. Lee 375
261 The First Lady of the Confederacy Sends A Note On This Photograph 250
262 Early Map Acknowledges the Confederate States 1000
263 Confederate Second National Flag - Connected to Alabama Captain Reuben Kidd 3250
264 Civil War Print of The Charge of The 13th United States Regulars At Vicksburg PASS
265 Battle of Spotsylvania Prang Lithograph 100
266 The Magic Lantern is the forerunner of the modern slide projector. It has a long and complicated history and, like lots of fascinating inventions, many people where involved in its development. No on 700
267 Black Cartoon PASS
268 Capture of Atlanta PASS
269 Illustrated Battle Scenes PASS
270 Illustrated Battles in Color PASS
271 Illustration of Blacks PASS
272 Camp Life PASS
273 Civil War Illustrations PASS
274 Illustrated Flags PASS
275 Libby Prison PASS
276 Real Photo Camplife PASS
277 Real Photo Cementeries PASS
278 Real Photo Fair Oaks & Yorktown PASS
279 Real Photo Fort Stevens 275
280 Real Photo Fort Sumter PASS
281 Real Photo Gettysburg PASS
282 Real Photo John Browns Fort PASS
283 Real Photo Long Bridge 70
284 Real Photo Patoons PASS
285 Real Photo Reviewing Troops PASS
286 Real Photo Sherman & Railroads PASS
287 The Signal Tower, PASS
288 Real Photo Union Dead PASS
289 Real Photo Where Stonewall Fell 140
290 Real Photo Confederate Dead 275
291 Real Photo Confederate Buildings 250
292 Lincoln Engraved Image 70
293 Lincoln Illustrations 100
294 Lincoln Illustrations PASS
295 Lincoln Real Photo Birthplace PASS
296 Lincoln Real Photo Mary Todd & Monument PASS
297 Lincoln Real Photo Monument PASS
298 Lincoln Real Photo Springfield Home PASS
299 The Dread of Andersonville PASS
300 American Centennial Parade Uniform 475
301 Longstreet's Assault 160
302 The Atlanta Siege PASS
303 Abraham Lincoln CDV, O-55, J.E. McClees, Philadelphia Back Imprint. PASS
304 Rare Lincoln Photograph by Alexander Gardner, O-79 350
305 Stunning and Scarce McClellan Campaign Piece 750
306 HAS THE WAR RUINED THE COUNTRY ? bold headline on circa 1864 poster likely published by Republican party for the second Lincoln presidential campaign of 1864. 600
307 Exceptional Terra Cotta Campaign Item 500
308 Lincoln Tintype 300
309 Troops Supporting McClellan…But Several of the Boys are for Lincoln 225
310 Three Salt River Cards Little Mac - 1864 70
311 Three Salt River Cards Little Mac - 1864 160
312 Scarce Lincoln Cartoon 150
313 Three Salt River Cards Little Mac - 1864 180
314 Nailing The Flag To The Flagpole Civil War Ribbon 190
315 Interesting Grouping of Lincoln Ephemra 600
316 Lincoln Death Bed Relic Plus Ephemera 750
317 1865 Diary with Lincoln Election and Assassination Content, Booth Dead, General Lee Surrenders, Slavery Amendment, Seeing a Baseball Game, Reward for Jeff Davis, Hanging Conspirators and Andersonvill 500
318 Lincoln Assassination Letter…..Mourning Old Abe. Lincoln Assassination Letter 90
319 Lincoln Assassination…Autograph Letter Signed by Benn Pitman, Military Recorder/Stenographer to the Trial of the Conspirators Who Participated in the Assassination of President Abraham Lincoln 4250
320 Edwin Booth and “Our American Cousin” Theater Playbill’s 90
321 The Assassination of Lincoln 150
322 A Virginia Doctor Is Arrested & Held As A Witness In Lincoln's Assassination Trial 850
323 Philadelphia Mourns Lincoln 180
324 Lincoln Assassination…The First Doctor to Attend to President Lincoln at Ford’s Theater on April 14, 1865. 450
325 Monroe Advises on the Recruits PASS
326 Proclamation By British Commander Prevost Excoriates The Americans Over The Burning of Newark and Defends His Burning of Black Rock and Buffalo 375
327 The New York Governor Speaks to the British Atrocities of the Engagement at Black Rock 250
328 Expecting a Visit From the President PASS
329 A National Armory on the Ohio River PASS
330 The Navy Want Better Pay 50
331 Drilling the Troops PASS
332 Raising Pennsylvania Troops in the Mexican War PASS
333 These Mexican War Virginia Officers Petitioned Secretary of War Marcy On Behalf Of Their Fellow Soldier 1100
334 Negotiating $16 Million PASS
335 Mexican-War Commission 50
336 Napoleon Print, 100
337 Tidball Signs the California Document 90
338 On Soldiers Pensions PASS
339 Indiana Soldier Writes of WWII PASS
340 Handsome WWI Artifact 225
341 A Naval Cadets’ Diary 50
342 Over 120 World War II Aces Reflect on the Experience PASS
343 DeWitt Clinton Appoinment PASS
344 Still in Office 325
345 Two Publishers - One Invites, One Declines PASS
346 Explorer Richard E. Byrd, (1888-1957) Prepares for His First Expedition to Antarctica 50
347 J. Edgar Hoover Discusses FBI Appointments with Congressman Fulmer of South Carolina PASS
348 He Wrote The Maltese Falcon 750
349 Benjamin Franklin Made Lightening Rod 3250
350 Texas Revolution, Mexican Bowie Captured At San Jacinto April 21, 1836 PASS
351 Antebellum Sport Horn PASS
352 World’s Fair PASS
353 Historically Important “God Bless America” Group 80000
354 1705 - "THE STORY OF PHILIP LEVI A JEW" 425
355 TWENTY PAGES OF CLOSELY PENNED MANUSCRIPT ENTIRELY IN THE TINY (BUT EASILY READ), IMMEDIATELY RECOGNIZABLE HAND OF ISAAC LEESER 7250
356 DOES THIS "ADD FUEL TO THE FIRE" THAT ISAAC LEESER WAS FOND OF A YOUNG GIRL AT WHOSE HOME HE RESIDED DURING HIS EARLIEST DAYS IN PHILA, CIRCA 1833 400
357 Outstanding, influential Philadelphia Jewish woman and ASSOCIATE OF THE FAMED REBECCA GRATZ INVITES ISAAC LEESER " 150
358 HE WAS A U.S. CUSTOMS INSPECTOR AT THE PORT OF PHILADELHIA, CHARLES F. HYNEMAN…AND A MEMBER OF THE LARGE HYNEMAN JEWISH FAMILY OF PHILA. 50
359 ISAAC LEESER TAKES EXCEPTION AND REBUTS A REVIEW OF HIS WRITING THAT APPEARED IN THE PRESS. 350
360 SACHS & BROTHERS a clothing firm of Jewish merchants write from Cincinnati, April 19, 1845 to well known N.Y. Jewish textile supply firm HENRY TOBIAS. 300
361 Prominent Jewish publisher and bookseller from Charleston, SC also served during the Civil War with Confederate unit the "Charleston Guards" as an Orderly Sgt. 50
362 MACON, GEORGIA JEWISH COMMUNITY CIRCA 1850-60 ORDERS HEBREW BOOKS. 200
363 CONSIDERED ONE OF THE MOST NOTORIOUS (IF NOT INFAMOUS) SCENES IN AMERICAN SYNAGOGUE HISTORY! 225
364 IT WAS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT AND FAMOUS ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF ISAAC LEESER'S LIFE! 16500
365 Collection 14 various printed, official U.S. Government - U.S. Customs Import forms/documents for various Jewish merchants of Philadelphia circa 1850-70's. 50
366 SOLOMON NUNES CARVALHO APPOINTED BY U.S. GENERAL J. C. FREMONT AS THE OFFICIAL ARTIST OF HIS FAMED WESTERN EXPLORING EXPEDITION TO MAP A ROUTE ACROSS THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS FOR THE FIRST WESTERN RAILROA 50
367 HIS STRONG ANTI-SLAVERY STAND AND SERMONS CAUSED HIM TO FLEE BEFORE A RAGING MOB THREATENING HIS LIFE PASS
368 ISAAC LEESER'S NIECE IN HOLLAND WRITES TO HIM. DEC. 5, 1862 dated, 110
369 Jewish Printed Civil War Sutler's Pass PASS
370 WERE THEY A TRAVELING JEWISH THEATRICAL OR MUSICAL GROUP? 50
371 Pair Of Jewish Photographer CDVs PASS
372 Collection of 5 sheet music with American Judaica associations / composers / musicians. 80
373 CDV’s of LEOPOLD SULZBERGER 50
374 He was the first Jewish U.S. Congressman elected from Penna. to the U.S. House of Reps. PASS
375 They introduced Italian opera to America. PASS
376 COLLECTION OF 18 NEW MEXICO TERRITORY JEWISH MERCHANTS, PROFESSIONALS, ETC. LETTERHEADS AND BILLHEADS. 250
377 Lot of 3 congratulatory letters to prominent Jewish-American Judge of Phila, major "mover and shaker" in Jewish national and community affairs PASS
378 Ordered to be printed…U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES August 13, 1890" 250
379 INDIGNANT THAT SCHOLARLY ASSISTANCE WAS NOT RENDERED FOR HIS BROTHER …CREATED AN EXCHANGE OF THESE (both neatly penned, single sheet) LETTERS! 120
380 WARNING. BEWARE OF THOSE WHO GIVE YOU ADDRESSES, OFFER EASY, WELL PAID WORK OR EVEN MARRIAGE. THERE ARE MANY BAD MEN AND WOMEN WHO HAVE IN THIS WAY LED GIRLS TO DESTRUCTION 130
381 HENRY PEREIRA MENDES (born 1852) rabbi of Congr. Shearith Israel, N.Y. City. 275
382 Harvard professor expresses disgust with his review of a book submitted for publication to the J.P.S. PASS
383 Professor of Jewish History and Philosophy at Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati and one of the leading spokesmen for Reform Judaism, 275
384 Unique souvenir booklet of the annual Masquerade Ball of famous "MERCANTILE CLUB" of Philadelphia April 9, 1900. 130
385 ADVISING "…the true state of affairs at Ellis Island…resulting in the wholesale exclusion of our brethren, separating wives from husbands, mothers from children [etc.] with cruel disregard for human 110
386 JACOB GIMBEL fine, bold, original autograph signature as "President" of noted Jewish charity; PASS
387 ALTHOUGH HE WRITES: "I do not take any interest in religious matters" prominent Jewish manufacturer of Phila. pledges a substantial $1000 donation to the "Jewish Theological Seminary." PASS
388 Famous for his paintings, drawings and illustrated plates during the American Civil War, MAX ROSENTHAL OF PHILA. 110
389 CRITICISM OF Y.M.H.A. MEETING BY J. SOLIS-COHEN JR. PASS
390 His resolution as a U.S. congressman (from New York) about Russia's refusal to recognize U.S. passports of American Jewish citizens or allow them to enter Russia or their territories, in spite of the 90
391 TROUBLE ABREWING IN N.Y. CITY HOSPITAL! 150
392 Lot 8 fancy printed Jewish-American sheet music; 100
393 AFTER HE HEARD ISAAC WISE PLEAD FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE HEBREW UNION COLLEGE HE DETERMINED TO FOLLOW THE CAREER OF A RABBI. IN 1875 HE ENTERED AND BECAME A MEMBER OF ITS VERY FIRST GRADUATING CL 50
394 Huge file of approx. 110 letters plus few telegrams; almost all dated 1918 (few are multi-page). 50
395 THE OLDEST SYNAGOGUE BUILDING IN AMERICA; FOUNDED 1658; BUILT 1763; DESIGNATED "National Historic Site 1946." PASS
396 Very Early American Colonial Printing - 1691 By Cotton Mather 950
397 The Bishop Advises Her To Pay PASS
398 18th Century Hand Drawn Blue Bird PASS
399 The Blade of the Guillotine Falls, so Dies Marie-Antoinette 250
400 Early New Jersey Will PASS
401 Ship’s Invoice PASS
402 Red Jacket Forcefully Defends The Indian Religion 375
403 Early Delaware Deed 50
404 A Pair of New York Governor Appointments 150
405 Virginia Approves a Series of Proposed Amendments PASS
406 King George IV PASS
407 George IV PASS
408 Tremendous Content Regarding the Presidential Election of 1824 PASS
409 Manuscript Poem PASS
410 She Was An Important Influence in Both Quakerism and the Women’s Movement 400
411 Impeachment of a Federal Judge PASS
412 Detroits First Map 160
413 University Zoology Lecture PASS
414 “I shall take the liberty to denominated them the scalping knife and tomahawk laws...” PASS
415 The Canadian Magna Carta PASS
416 Whaling Journal With Those Quaint Whale Stamps 3250
417 Large Map Defines The Boundry PASS
418 Two Issues of Anti Capital Punishment Newspaper “The Hangman” 1845 110
419 For Shipping Letters PASS
420 Medical Lectures on the Heart - 1846 PASS
421 East Coast Maps PASS
422 Kentucky Turnpike Tolls Lack Uniformity 50
423 A New Christian Writes His PASS
424 Queen Victoria Amends the Constitution of Newfoundland PASS
425 The School Girl’s Diary 70
426 Fourteen Maps Included In This Government Report PASS
427 The Fox Hunt in Danville 225
428 He Made Straps For Air Balloons and Installed Lightening Rods PASS
429 The Secret of the Famous French Perfumes PASS
430 Early Street Scene PASS
431 Manuscript Toll Book PASS
432 Politics in Delaware 50
433 Four Maps of the Canal PASS
434 Missionary First Edition in Native Language 325
435 Four Cards of Philadelphia Politics in Cartoon 100
436 Early Tourist Guide 160
437 Huge Yield Predicted in the Comstock Lode PASS
438 Missionaries Request Dictionaries From Merriam Webster For Seneca Indian’s In New York PASS
439 1867 Missouri Pioneer Letters PASS
440 Benjamin F. Butler is Concerned About the Klan in Georgia PASS
441 North Eastern United States Map Printed for the Centennial PASS
442 California Will Prosper PASS
443 A Quaker Newspaper PASS
444 Mason in the Indian Territory 60
445 Masons in New Mexico Territory 60
446 Masons in the Arizona Territory 70
447 Government Instructs on Shipwrecks 225
448 Spreading The Gospel to the Flathead Nation 300
449 Mining in the Indian Territory PASS
450 Early Vermont Photos PASS
451 A Botanists Goes to Florida PASS
452 Large Wyoming Map, PASS
453 The First Transcontinental Railroad PASS
454 The Marilyn Monroe Issue of Eros PASS
455 Engraved in His Lifetime 110
456 The Father of the Country Steps Aside PASS
457 George Washington Dinner Inviation 375
458 One of the First George Washington Signed Society of the Cincinnati Diploma 11500
459 George Washington Sugar Bowl PASS
460 President Washington Approves 200
461 After Copely’s Painting Done in London in 1783 PASS
462 Early John Adams Currier Print 100
463 The End of the War of 1812 PASS
464 No National Bank For President Madison 50
465 Ship Passport Signed by President James Madison & Secretary of State James Monroe PASS
466 James Monroe Pays on His Debt 1100
467 Early James Madison Currier Print PASS
468 James Monroe And John Quincy Adams Re Future Supreme Court Justice John McLean's Appointment As Commissioner Of The General Land Office 1700
469 Scarce ALS of Future President William H. Harrison 1500
470 William Henry Harrison Campaign Newspaper 110
471 Early William Henry Harrison Currier Print 225
472 Early John Tyler Currier Print PASS
473 Louisiana Land Grant 50
474 Early Zachary Taylor Whig Candidate Print PASS
475 Free Mail For Andrew Johnson, 450
476 Exceptional Grant / Wilson Goblet 400
477 Beautiful US Grant Piece 250
478 Garfield’s Convention PASS
479 Four Signatures PASS
480 Harrison and Morton 1888 Political Campaign Cabinet Card Photograph 140
481 Colorful White House Serving Plate PASS
482 Rough Riders, who had charged San Juan with Roosevelt eight years earlier, escorted him. PASS
483 Roosevelt prepares for Glory 150
484 Scarce Teddy Roosevelt Toby 950
485 Enormous Teddy Roosevelt Bank, 150
486 Teddy Roosevelt Political Clock, 150
487 Teddy Roosevelt’s First Elected Public Office 375
488 The Split at this Convention Resulted in the Bull Moose Party 180
489 President Wilson Commemorative White House Plate, PASS
490 President Calvin Coolidge Signed White House Card 170
491 The Former President Needs Help PASS
492 Herbert Hoover Thanks The Boy Scouts of America on His Election to the Presidency PASS
493 Eleanor Reports on the Assembly 100
494 JFK Signed Photo As President 550
495 A Couple Signed Books 50
496 A President’s Signed Book 160
497 Wall Street and Politicians 80
498 Stereoview of Chippaw Indian Chiefs PASS
499 Stereoview of Tinted Indian Squaw PASS
500 The Indian Wars Officers Including Custer 1300
501 Letter From The Chief of the Cherokee Nation PASS
502 The Shawnee Sue For Treaty Violations 160