Historic Autographs - Colonial - Political - Americana

Updated October 18, 2026

What's in this auction

225 lots, mostly coins & currency (35), firearms & militaria (21), fine art & prints (19), memorabilia & autographs (7). 225 lots have photos. Pre-sale estimates $200–$24,000 across 225 priced lots. Bidding is online through the auction house's catalog, closing November 14, 2026.

Highest-estimated lots

• August 5, 1773-Dated George Washington Autograph Letter Signed to his business agents in London, Robert Cary & Company m — est. $18,000–$24,000
• April 1775-Dated, Historic Mezzotint Portrait Print titled, Mr. SAMUEL ADAMS, Newport, Rhode Island. Printed by and for — est. $18,000–$24,000
• 1779 Engraved, D. Cobb, (1748-1830) Exquisitely Engine-Turned with Armorial Medallion Engraved London Hallmarked Oval Si — est. $12,000–$18,000
• August 18, 1775, Revolutionary War Massachusetts Colonial Currency, Seventeen Shillings Paul Revere Engraved Sword In Ha — est. $12,000–$16,000
• c. 1800 Rare Liverpool Herculaneum Pottery Creamware, England with Transfer-Printed Portraits of Thomas Jefferson + Sain — est. $10,000–$15,000

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In this auction (225 lots)

Categories: Coins & Currency (35) · Firearms & Militaria (21) · Fine Art & Prints (19) · Memorabilia & Autographs (7) · Pottery, China & Glass (5) · Comics & Books (3)

• Lot 1 — ANDREW ALLEN (1740-1825). Colonial Attorney General of Pennsylvania, delegate to the Second Continental Congress, and later turned to be a British Loyalist atta
• Lot 2 — September 3, 1771-Dated IRA ALLEN Signed Promissory Note by the Founder of Vermont to His Brother Heber Allen at Bennington, VT.
• Lot 3 — 1814 WILLIAM BAINBRIDGE + CHARLES STEWART 1st + 2nd USS Constitution Commanders
• Lot 4 — ELIAS BOUDINOT Signed December 16, 1790, Newark (New Jersey) First Presbyterian Church in Newark, Private Four Pence Small Change Note, Newman page 266, Wait 14
• Lot 5 — JAMES HARVEY CARSON August 12, 1845-Dated Winchester, Virginia Letter Signed by Future Confederate Brigadier General James H. Carson, Fine.
• Lot 6 — DANIEL CLYMER (1748-1810) American Revolutionary War Patriot and Officer, Signer of Continental Paper Money, Pennsylvania State Assemblyman, Cousin of Declarati
• Lot 7 — Historic Boston, May 3, 1721, to Coll. Hutchinson, ELISHA COOKE, JR. (1678-1737) Massachusetts Speaker of the House & Political Leader Signed Document
• Lot 8 — August 1, 1770 HENRY DAWKINS Autograph Legal Document Signed Official Bond with Red Wax Original Seal, Counterfeiting Continental Currency Related, Philadelphia
• Lot 9 — Henry Dearborn Approves $5 Pay for an Express Rider to Mount Vernon - No Doubt Containing a Letter from President Thomas Jefferson offering Tobias Lear the Posi
• Lot 10 — 1808 Manuscript Document, 8-Pages, Extensive Listing of the Personal Estate of U.S. Navy Captain Stephen Decatur, Sr. Deceased, an Appaisal Inventory
• Lot 11 — 1881 Frederick Douglass Partially-Printed Document deed of trust that measures about 8.5 x 3.5 inches as folded, sharply Signed, Fredk. Douglass, written in ric
• Lot 12 — DAVID G. FARRAGUT (1801-1870). Celebrated Union Naval Commander, First Rear Admiral in United States History, and Future Hero of the Battle of Mobile Bay. Novem
• Lot 13 — April 20th 1858-Dated Pre Civil War Era, Autograph Letter Signed, "D.G. Farragut, Comdt," measuring 9.75 x 7.75 inches, dated "Mare Island N. Yard, " addressed,
• Lot 14 — September 17, 1812 Francis Scott Key's Residence During the Bombardment of Baltimore, Printed Letterhead of the Indian Queen Tavern, Baltimore for one Soldier +
• Lot 15 — October 22, 1803 Document Signed by CALEB GIBBS First Commander of the Commander in Chief's Life Guard, Federal Period, Great Content (Paul Revere) Manuscript D
• Lot 16 — December 4, 1794-Dated Autograph Receipt Signed by General EDWARD HAND (1744-1802), Major General of the Continental Army in 1783 and in 1794 helped suppress th
• Lot 17 — August 28, 1792-Dated, Autograph Document Signed, d'Estaing, on the back of a lengthy 2 page Military Service Record written in French, at Perpignan (France), C
• Lot 18 — November 13, 1773-Dated Hon. Thomas Hubbard Esqr. Deceased, his Money and Boston Estate Account and the Mansion House
• Lot 19 — August 6, 1830-Dated Autograph Letter Signed by Commodore Isaac Hull, as Commandant of the Washington Navy Yard, Requesting Payment to the Cashier of the Bank o
• Lot 20 — David Humphreys (1752-1818) Important Content Signed Diplomatic Letter from Madrid March 8, 1800 sent to William Willis, Esq., Consul of the United States, Barc
• Lot 21 — 1862 Civil War Union General David Hunter ALS Involving Three Union Generals
• Lot 22 — SAMUEL HUNTINGTON (1731-1796) Signed Endorsement, Signer of the Declaration of Independence, President of the Continental Congress (1779-1781), First President
• Lot 23 — April 2, 1835 President Andrew Jackson Signed Vellum U.S. Patent Document for a: Papillary Shield or Protector for Ladies' Sore Nipples with Seal and Silk Ribbo
• Lot 24 — (John F. Kennedy) Blood-Stained Swatch of Leather Upholstery from the November 22nd, 1963 Dallas Assassination Presidential Limousine Seat, CAG Encapsulated in
• Lot 25 — 1826 CHARLES MORRIS Autograph Letter Signed as the U.S. Navy Commissioner to Captain Charles H. Ridgley
• Lot 26 — OGDEN NASH (1902-1971) Autograph Letter Signed, Ogden, Recommending his Longtime Literary Agent Naomi Burton, Very Fine.
• Lot 27 — 1803 Samuel Osgood Signed as witness to a Consignee's Sworn Oath entering Merchandise' from Belfast into the Port of New York
• Lot 28 — Maxfield Parrish Signed Check that measures about 8 x 3 inches and is made payable to his son, Stephen Parrish 2nd, in the amount of $100.00, Extremely Fine.
• Lot 29 — 1726 William Pepperrell Colonial Autograph Letter Signed Concerning His Cargo Shipments of Rum, Sugar, and Salt Sent Aboard the Brig William and Sloop Mary
• Lot 30 — April 1st, 1721-Dated Colonial Period, Manuscript Document Signed, Wm. Pepperell, at the conclusion of 3 folio pages, measuring 12 x 7.5 inch, at Kittery, Massa
• Lot 31 — January 7, 1821-Dated, Commodore DAVID PORTER, Autograph Pay Order Signed, D Porter, measuring 8 x 4 inches, 1 page, Washington, Very Fine
• Lot 32 — 1788-Dated Letter Signed, Beverley Randolph, as Governor of Virginia, written on his 2nd full day as Governor!, In Council (Richmond), to a Governor of another
• Lot 33 — July 11, 1787-Dated Constitution Period, Partially-Printed Land Grant Document Signed "Beverley Randolph" as Governor of Virginia, on Vellum, Richmond, Virginia
• Lot 34 — April 7th, 1778- Dated Partly-Printed Bond Signed by Captain Elijah Robinson, as Paymaster in the Raising of a Company in Colonel Roger Enos's historic Connecti
• Lot 35 — October 12, 1829-Dated, Uniface Letter Signed, (Commodore,) John Rogers on fine paper watermarked Hudson, 1 page, measuring 7.5 x 10 inches, Commissioners Offic
• Lot 36 — Nathan Mayer Rothschild famous Jewish Banker Signed 1822 Russian Financial 5% Bond Loan for 720 Roubles
• Lot 37 — ERNEST HOWARD SHEPARD (1879-1976) Signed Original Pencil Cartoon Artwork, measuring 10.75 x 8 inches and Signed, E.H. Shepard at the lower right corner, caption
• Lot 38 — E.H. Shepard Signed Original Pencil Cartoon titled, The Fates Decide,, Depicting Hitler at Berchtesgaden as Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin Determine Europe's
• Lot 39 — E.H. Shepard Signed Original Pencil Cartoon titled, Lord Warden of the Empire, Depicting Winston Churchill as a World War II Coastal Defender at the Cliffs of D
• Lot 40 — 1925 JOHN PHILIP SOUSA (1854-1932). Autograph Musical Quotation, Several Bars from "The Stars and Stripes Forever," Signed "John Philip Sousa" and Dated, Matted
• Lot 41 — August 5, 1773-Dated George Washington Autograph Letter Signed to his business agents in London, Robert Cary & Company mentioning John Parke Custis (1754-1781),
• Lot 42 — 1781 American Revolutionary War Patriot Chaplain Benjamin Trumbull (1735-1820) who published "Twelve Discourses on the Divine Origin of the Holy Scriptures" and
• Lot 43 — 1761 WILLIAM WILLIAMS Signer of the Declaration of Independence, Connecticut Land Deed to Jonathan Trumbull
• Lot 44 — John A. Winslow, Captain of the USS Kearsarge in Her Sinking of the CSS Alabama and James S. Thornton as Executive Officer of the USS Hartford and the Kearsarge
• Lot 45 — Orville Wright Signed, 1933 Printed Check issued from The Winters National Bank + Trust Co. in Dayton, Ohio, with small Punch Cancels, Choice About Uncirculated
• Lot 46 — Orville Wright Signed, 1932-Dated Printed Check issued from The Winters National Bank + Trust Co. in Dayton, Ohio, with Punch Cancels, Choice Crisp About Uncirc
• Lot 47 — December 20th, 1775-Dated Early Revolutionary War period, Manuscript Document True Copy of the Court Prosecution of Benjamin Stiles of Woodbury, Connecticut on
• Lot 48 — BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Printer, 1745-Dated 24-Page Imprint titled: "The Directory for the Publick Worship of God. - The Confession of Faith...," Philadelphia: Pinted
• Lot 56 — The Bloody Massacre Perpetrated in King Street Boston on March 5th, 1770 by a Party of the 29th Reg't., Engraved Print by William Stratton after Paul Revere's o
• Lot 106 — 1779 Engraved, D. Cobb, (1748-1830) Exquisitely Engine-Turned with Armorial Medallion Engraved London Hallmarked Oval Silver Snuff Box, Accompanied by an extens
• Lot 113 — April 1775-Dated, Historic Mezzotint Portrait Print titled, Mr. SAMUEL ADAMS, Newport, Rhode Island. Printed by and for Charles Reak + Saml. Okey, April 1775, F
• Lot 119 — Benjamin Franklin Wedgwood Jasperware wearing his Nini style Beaver Fur Hat marked WEDGWOOD reverse center and with a rare Dr. Franklyn is lightly engraved into
• Lot 134 — (1789) George Washington Presidential Inagural Button, LONG LIVE THE PRESIDENT, Brass, Cuff Button, with Central Wreath, Original Shank, Cobb-13a, DeWitt-GW 178
• Lot 49 — October 7, 1747-Dated Colonial Period Manuscript Letter Signed, "William Broadbrooks," of Norwich, Connecticut, being from this Soldier to his Company Captain r
• Lot 50 — 1749 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Printed, The Pennsylvania Gazette, Newspaper reporting the Treaty of AIX-La-CHAPELLE Ending The War Of The Austrian Succession contains B
• Lot 51 — 1755 to 1757-Dated French and Indian War Period Manuscript Militia Record Written and Signed Mark How Lt. titled, An Account of Enlisted Soldiers 1755, of Mass.
• Lot 52 — SIX POOR RICHARD IMPROVED ALMANACKS 1 by RICHARD SAUNDERS Printed and Sold by Benjamin Franklin, Philadelphia, 1756-Dated (Printed 1755); (5) Printed and Sold b
• Lot 53 — 1766-Dated Second Edition: An Astronomical Diary; or, Almanack for the Year of our Lord Christ 1766, by Nathaniel Ames, Boston, Printed by W. M'Alpine and J. Fl
• Lot 54 — (1766) Beheading Depicting Engraving titled, The Duumvirate., Portraits of William Pitt, Earl of Chatham and the Earl of Bute, within Intertwined Oval Frames In
• Lot 55 — First Printing of Letter One of John Dickinson's famous Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania, November 30 to December 2, 1767, in The Pennsylvania Chronicle, N
• Lot 57 — 1771-Dated British Soldier's Engraved Powder Horn, Fort George and New York City View with Royal Coat of Arms Flanked by a Lion and Unicorn, Marked to a Soldier
• Lot 58 — October 1774 Paul Revere-Engraved Political Cartoon titled, The Mitred Minuet, Published in The Royal American Magazine, Vol. I, No. 10, Satirizing the Quebec A
• Lot 59 — May 1, 1777, THE FINEST CERTIFIED Delaware Colonial Currency, Nine Pence, PCGS Banknote graded Superb Gem Uncirculated-67 PPQ.
• Lot 60 — May 1, 1777, FINEST CERTIFIED Delaware Colonial Currency, One Shilling Note, PCGS Banknote graded Superb Gem Uncirculated-68 Premium Paper Quality.
• Lot 61 — March 1, 1770, Maryland, Half Dollar, Second Finest PMG Certified, PMG graded About Uncirculated-53.
• Lot 62 — Colonial Currency, April 10, 1774, Maryland, Complete with its FULL EXTENDED LEFT MARGIN INDENT, Fully Reading "Six DOLLARS" and displaying the extra fully prin
• Lot 63 — August 18, 1775, Paul Revere Engraved Massachusetts Colonial Currency, Six Shillings, popular Sword In Hand Issue, PCGS graded Fine-15.
• Lot 64 — August 18, 1775, Revolutionary War Massachusetts Colonial Currency, Seventeen Shillings Paul Revere Engraved Sword In Hand Issue, PCGS graded Extremely Fine-40.
• Lot 65 — November 3, 1775, New Hampshire Colonial Currency Note, Forty Shillings, Choice Very Fine.
• Lot 66 — December 31, 1763, New Jersey Colonial Currency, Six Pounds, with Red and Blue Printed Face, in a PMG Comment Free holder graded Very Fine-25.
• Lot 67 — December 31, 1763, New Jersey Colonial Currency, Fifteen Shillings, Ex: Eric P. Newman Collection, PCGS graded Choice New-63.
• Lot 68 — Colonial Currency, January 9, 1781, New Jersey, 3 Shillings 6 Pence, Comment Free Holder, PCGS Currency Choice About New-58 Premium Paper Quality.
• Lot 69 — Colonial Currency, New York, April 21, 1760, Two Pounds, The Third Finest Certified, Genuine, PCGS graded Very Fine-25.
• Lot 70 — September 2, 1775, New York Colonial Currency Note, PCGS Banknote graded About Unc-55 Premium Paper Quality. No negative comments.
• Lot 71 — December 1771, North Carolina Colonial Currency Note, Ten Shillings, PCGS graded Superb Gem New-68 PPQ.
• Lot 72 — August 8th, 1778, North Carolina Colonial Currency, Ten Dollars, Persecution the Ruin of Empires Motto, Gem Crisp Uncirculated.
• Lot 73 — October 1, 1773, Pennsylvania Colonial Currency Note, Fifteen Shillings, PCGS Choice About New-58 PPQ.
• Lot 74 — October 1, 1773, Pennsylvania Colonial Currency Note, Fifty Shillings, PCGS graded Gem Uncirculated-65 EPQ.
• Lot 75 — October 1, 1773, Lot of Three Pennsylvania Colonial Currency Notes, (1) 15s + (2) 50s, PMG grading (2) Choice Uncirculated-63 EPQ + (1) Choice Uncirculated-64 E
• Lot 76 — April 10, 1777, Pennsylvania Colonial Currency, Nine Pence Note, Plate A, PCGS graded Gem New-65 Premium Paper Quality.
• Lot 77 — April 10, 1777, Lot of Three, Pennsylvania Colonial Currency Notes, 3s, 6s and 20s, each circulated grading Fine to Very Fine.
• Lot 78 — Colonial Currency, April 20th, 1781, Pennsylvania Three Pence, Plate A, PCGS Banknote graded Choice Uncirculated-63.
• Lot 79 — Colonial Currency, May 22, 1777, Rhode Island Colonial Currency, $1/8, PMG graded Very Fine-25.
• Lot 80 — May 1786, State of Rhode Island Colonial Currency, Twenty Shillings, Jumbo margins, PCGS graded Choice New-63.
• Lot 81 — Colonial Currency, 1786 Act, State of Rhode Island, Six Pence, PASS-CO graded Superb Gem Crisp Uncirculated-68 Superior Paper Quality Rating, and with Jumbo Mar
• Lot 82 — Colonial Currency, October 19, 1776, South Carolina, Ten Dollars, Drum, Tree, and Flags Vignette, PMG graded Very Fine 25.
• Lot 83 — October 20, 1777 Act, Treasury of Virginia Colonial Currency, Handwritten Date, Eight Dollars, Choice Crisp Extremely Fine.
• Lot 84 — March 1, 1781 Act, Virginia Colonial Currency, Fifty Spanish Milled Dollars or Fifteen Pounds, PCGS graded Choice Very Fine-35.
• Lot 85 — July 22, 1776 Continental Seven Dollars Note Signed Samuel Hillegas, and May 1, 1777 Delaware Three Pence Note, both circulated Very Fine.
• Lot 86 — Two Revolutionary War Iron Cannonball Relics, Recovered from the Continental Navy Gunboat Philadelphia sunk at the Battle of Valcour Island on Lake Champlain Oc
• Lot 87 — Two Revolutionary War Iron Cannonball Relics, Recovered from the Continental Navy Gunboat Philadelphia sunk at the Battle of Valcour Island on Lake Champlain Oc
• Lot 88 — July 19, 1777 Rev. War Newspaper: The Pennsylvania Evening Post, Philadelphia, British Major Gen. Richard Prescott is Captured in a Raid by Lt. Col. Barton and
• Lot 89 — October 1779 Published Issue of The Gentleman's Magazine, London, with a Contemporary Firsthand Account of the Naval Battle between Captain John Paul Jones' Bon
• Lot 90 — August 9, 1780 Revolutionary War New-Jersey Gazette, Trenton, by Isaac Collins, George Washington's Letter to Samuel Huntington Describing General Anthony Wayne
• Lot 91 — Restraining Act Revolutionary War Era, Printed Act of the 14th Parliament of Great Britain titled: An Act to restrain the Trade and Commerce of the Colonies of
• Lot 92 — November 4, 1775 Revolutionary War New Hampshire Provincial Congress Broadside, at Exeter, headed: Colony of New-Hampshire. / In CONGRESS at Exeter, / The 4th D
• Lot 93 — October 11, 1775-Dated Revolutionary War, Massachusetts Provincial Council commission appointing Four Justices, Signed by 15 Council Members, the Paul Revere En
• Lot 94 — January 15, 1776-Dated Connecticut Revolutionary War Period, Crossing of Connecticut Troops at the Stratford Ferry Manuscript Document Signed, Oliver Ellsworth
• Lot 95 — October 1st, 1776, Revolutionary War Autographed Document Signed, William White as Continental Army Lieutenant stationed at Fort Washington near the north end o
• Lot 96 — December 22nd, 1778-Dated Revolutionary War Massachusetts Treasury "Committee of War" Bond, issued for "Forty Pounds with Interest at Six per Cent, per Annum,"
• Lot 97 — April 22, 1779-Dated Manuscript Receipt, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Acknowledging Nineteen Pounds Sixteen Shillings Received of John Langdon Esq'r on Acc't of S
• Lot 98 — Circa 1780 Rare American Broadside Ballad titled, Captain James, Who Was Hung in Gibbets in England for Starving to Death His Cabbin Boy., by Nathaniel Coverly,
• Lot 99 — June 15, 1780 Revolutionary War Period, Unique Partially-Printed Fiscal Army Document, State of Pennsylvania, Low Issued No. 3 for provisions Supplied the Army,
• Lot 100 — April 1, 1780-Dated Revolutionary War Period, Partially-Printed Document Signed, "G. Saltonstall, as Naval Officer," Connecticut Privateer Sloop "York," Port of
• Lot 101 — May 1786 Revolutionary War Manuscript Fiscal Document, Resolve of the General Assembly of Connecticut, Providing Relief to Solomon Baldwin, Collector of Taxes a
• Lot 102 — c. 1775 Revolutionary War Era Wooden Staves with Four Iron Bands, 1/2 inch Metal Spout top center (no plug), complete with its original period Leather Strap att
• Lot 103 — c. Early to Mid 18th Century, Cast Iron Smoothbore Muzzle-Loading Swivel Gun, measuring 60" (5') from end to end, features a 16" ring mount, a top-drilled fuse
• Lot 104 — Original Revolutionary War Relic Iron Nail Recovered from the Gunboat Philadelphia by Colonel Lorenzo F. Hagglund and Bill Resler, Lake Champlain, 1935, Sunk Oc
• Lot 105 — c. 1775 Revolutionary War Era Handcrafted Tooled Leather Money Wallet ornately showing the Owner's Name, WILSON, Attributed to Lieutenant Samuel Wilson of Killi
• Lot 107 — c. 1780-1790 Revolutionary War Era, Captain (John) Paul Jones, (1747-1792), Polychrome High-Relief Miniature Wax Portrait, often called the Father of the Americ
• Lot 108 — c. 1780-1790 Revolutionary War Era, Oval Deep Brown Decorated Transfer-Printed White Enamel Portrait Medallion titled, "Ld. CORNWALLIS" Banner Inscription with
• Lot 109 — Late 18th century (no date), Benjamin Franklin Medallic Portrait Shell Type of Fuld FR.ME.NL.9., Uniface Copper electrotype shell, undoubtedly for use on the co
• Lot 110 — c. 1824 Lafayette's Triumphal Return to America Tour Period, Historical Copper Lusterware Pitcher titled, CORNWALLIS Resigning his Sword at York Town Oct. 19, 1
• Lot 111 — c. 1876 Centennial, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Victorian Staffordshire Figure, Titled (George) in Hand-Painted Gold Script on the Base, Large 14.5" tall, Arman AI.21, En
• Lot 112 — c. 1776 Engraved Hand-Colored Print titled, La Destruction de la Statue Royale a Nouvelle Yorck, Engraved by Franz Xaver Habermann, Fine.
• Lot 114 — October 31, 1775 Published Revolutionary War Period Mezzotint Engraved Print titled, "Charles Lee, Esq'r / Thomlinson pinxt. / Major General of the Continental-
• Lot 115 — Circa 1812 American Broadside Ballad, Paul Jones' Victory, a 13 Verse Poem Recounting Captain John Paul Jones's Celebrated Sea Victory Aboard the Bonhomme Richa
• Lot 116 — (1781) Engraved Portrait of Samuel Adams by John Norman Titled, The Hon.ble Samuel Adams, Esqr. / First Delegate to Congress for Massachusetts, as published in
• Lot 117 — (1868) Paul Revere's 1768 Engraved Print: The Landing of British Troops in the Town of Boston, 100th Anniversary Engraved Hand-Colored Alfred L. Sewell Rare fac
• Lot 118 — c. 1783 Rare Copperplate-Printed Cotton Textile Titled, L'Hommage de l'Amrique la France (America's Tribute to France), Designed by Jean-Baptiste Huet for the M
• Lot 120 — (THOMAS PAINE), Rare Small Size END OF PAIN Token in Copper, MAY THE KNAVE OF JACOBIN CLUBS NEVER GET A TRICK, 20.5 mm, Gem Brown Uncirculated.
• Lot 121 — 1847 to 1858 (MORMONS) Collection of Three Rare Congressional Documents starting December 27, 1849-Dated to 1858, Relating to the Mormon Provisional Government
• Lot 122 — c. 1811 Washington Association of Philadelphia, Engraved Membership Certificate Signed by Wm. H. Dillingham as Secretary and T. I. Wharton as 1st Vice President
• Lot 123 — 1845 Joseph McFarland, Slave Overseer, ALS to John A. Washington at Mount Vernon
• Lot 124 — George Washington Wedgwood Jasperware in a classic Roman Toga styled portrait facing right, the Oval Blue Plaque measures 6.25 tall x 4.5 wide, marked WEDGWOOD
• Lot 125 — c. 1800 Federal Period, GEORGE WASHINGTON Portrait Pinback Brooch in High-Relief White Milkglass Engraved Portrait within a Decorative Gilt Brass Surround with
• Lot 126 — c. 1800 Rare Liverpool Herculaneum Pottery Creamware, England with Transfer-Printed Portraits of Thomas Jefferson + Saint Memin Design George Washington, HE IN
• Lot 127 — c. 1790 Late 18th Century, Hand-Colored Engraved Profile Portrait Titled, General Washington with a Coat of Arms Below, Mounted within an ornate crimped Gilt Fo
• Lot 128 — 1792, Stipple Engraving on wove paper, published by George Washington, Esq.R President of the United States of America,Painted and Engraved by Edward Savage (17
• Lot 129 — February 1, 1800 Published Date, Lansdowne Portrait of George Washington, Engraved by James Heath (1757-1834), Engraver to his Majesty and to his Royal Highness
• Lot 130 — c. 1798 Engraved Print titled: WASHINGTON, after the Lansdowne Oil Painting by Gilbert Stuart in 1797, Custom Framed, Choice Extremely Fine.
• Lot 131 — February 22, 1800-Dated Washington's Birthday as a National day of Mourning and testimonial, Boscawen, New Hampshire, Funeral Discourse, Death of General George
• Lot 132 — 1801 Sacred to the Memory of the Illustrious G. Washington, by Thomas Clarke, Stipple Engraved Print on Laid Paper as a Memorial to the Death of George Washingt
• Lot 133 — c. 1899 SAMUEL ARLENT EDWARDS Artist Signed PROOF Mezzotint Engraving of George Washington, after James Sharples' original Painting, Framed, Choice Fresh Mint.
• Lot 135 — (c. 1789) George Washington Inaugural Button, Eagle and Star Type, Brass, Large Coat Button, 34.3 mm, Original Shank, Cobb-17, DeWitt 1789-3c, Baker-1009, Fine.
• Lot 136 — June 30, 1798-Dated Bank of Baltimore Stock Certificate for One Share in the Capital or Joint Stock of the Bank of Baltimore, issued with the round Embossed Sea
• Lot 137 — c. 1810 War of 1812 Period, Historical Liverpool Creamware Plate with 15-Star American Flag 3-Masted Tall Ship, Extremely Fine
• Lot 138 — General Jackson Hero of New Orleans, War of 1812, Blue Staffordshire Transfer-Printed Bright Copper Lustre Pitcher, 7 inches tall, by Enoch Wood and Sons, Engla
• Lot 139 — War of 1812 Era Rare Mustard Yellow Liverpool Creamware Pitcher with General Pike and Captain Hull of the Constitution Transfers
• Lot 140 — c. 1812 Rare Early Federal to War of 1812 Period, Partially-Printed Document, Privateer Ship's Commission Paper (Private Armed Naval Vessel of War), Official Pr
• Lot 141 — August 18, 1813-Dated War of 1812 Printed U.S. Treasury Department Circular to New Haven District titled: AN ACT to prohibit the use of licenses or passes grant
• Lot 142 — October 17, 1814-Dated War of 1812, Report of the Naval Committee, Expressive of the Gallant Conduct of Captain Blackeley, in the Capture of the British Sloop o
• Lot 143 — c. 1820 Captain James Biddle Naval Medal, Struck in Bronze at the United States Mint, 65 mm, Julian NA-5, Commemorating the Capture of HMS Penguin by the USS Ho
• Lot 144 — 1814-Dated Imprint, "Official Account of the Capture of the British Sloop of War Reindeer, by the United States Sloop Wasp Commanded by Captain Johnston Blakele
• Lot 145 — c. 1820 Captain Theodore Hunt U.S. Navy Reverse Painting on Glass Identified Silhouette Portrait Housed in its Original Frame
• Lot 146 — c. 1820 Captain John Cassin U.S. Navy Reverse Painting Gilt Inner Border, fully Identified Silhouette Portrait Housed in its Original Frame, Very Fine.
• Lot 147 — April 19, 1809-Dated, President James Madison Repeals the Embargo Act ... Printed Broadside Proclamation Signed in text, James Madison as President, Printed at
• Lot 148 — February 1831-Dated Printed Circular from the American Society for Meliorating the Condition of the Jews, a Society dedicated to converting Jews to the Christia
• Lot 149 — July 4th, 1835 Hand-Colored Engraved Membership Certificate of the Providence Marine Society, (Rhode Island), Engraved by William Hamlin after T. Young, contain
• Lot 150 — 1835 Rare Huge Mammoth Size Bunker Hill Monument Association Membership Certificate with Two Vignettes Signed in Facsimile by William Prescott, Solomon Willard,
• … and 75 more lots

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