Printed & Manuscript Americana

Updated October 27, 2026

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288 lots, mostly firearms & militaria (56), antiques & furniture (4), coins & currency (2), fine art & prints (2). 288 lots have photos. Pre-sale estimates $200–$75,000 across 288 priced lots. Bidding is online through the auction house's catalog, closing November 19, 2026.

Highest-estimated lots

• (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) The Pennsylvania Journal, a nearly complete run, bound with an important broadside, May 177 — est. $50,000–$75,000
• (MORMONS.) Joseph Smith, translator. The Book of Mormon, third edition. Nauvoo, IL, 1840 — est. $10,000–$15,000
• (WEST.) Zebulon M. Pike. An Account of Expeditions to the Sources of the Mississippi. Philadelphia, 1810 — est. $8,000–$12,000
• (AMERICAN INDIANS.) Henry R. Schoolcraft. Historical and Statistical Information Respecting. . . the Indian Tribes. Phil — est. $6,000–$9,000
• (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) A New Method of Macarony Making, as Practiced at Boston. London, 1774 — est. $6,000–$9,000

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In this auction (288 lots)

Categories: Firearms & Militaria (56) · Antiques & Furniture (4) · Coins & Currency (2) · Fine Art & Prints (2) · Comics & Books (2) · Pottery, China & Glass (2)

• Lot 1 — (ALABAMA.) The Military Code of the State of Alabama. Tuscaloosa, AL: Ferguson & Eaton, 1838
• Lot 2 — (AMERICAN INDIANS.) Daniel Gookin. Historical Collections of the Indians in New England. Boston: Apollo Press, 1792
• Lot 3 — (AMERICAN INDIANS.) Henry R. Schoolcraft. Historical and Statistical Information Respecting. . . the Indian Tribes. Philadelphia, 1851-1857
• Lot 4 — (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Cabinet card of "Taton Kaiyotonka, Sitting Bull." Fort Randall, 1882
• Lot 5 — (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Camillus S. Fly, photographer. Geronimo, Son, and Two Picked Braves. Tombstone, AZ, 1886
• Lot 6 — (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Camillus S. Fly, photographer. Group in Hostile Camp under Natches. Tombstone, AZ, 1886
• Lot 7 — (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Camillus S. Fly. Group of 6 photos of Geronimo's Apaches and other Arizona scenes, 1884-1886 and undated
• Lot 8 — (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) David F. Barry. Cabinet card of Rain-in-the-Face. West Superior, WI, circa 1885
• Lot 9 — (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Chief White Cap of the Dakota Sioux, with his family. [Humboldt, SK, circa 1885]
• Lot 10 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) The Justice and Necessity of Taxing the American Colonies. London, 1766
• Lot 11 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Amos Adams. A Concise, Historical View of . . . New-England. London, [1769]
• Lot 12 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) The Town and Country Magazine, Volumes I and II. London, 1769-1770
• Lot 13 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) A New Method of Macarony Making, as Practiced at Boston. London, 1774
• Lot 14 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Boston Port Act and the Tea Party, discussed in an issue of Rivington’s New-York Gazetteer, 9 June 1774
• Lot 15 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [William Knox.] The Interest of . . .Great Britain in the Present Contest with the Colonies. London, 1774
• Lot 16 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) James Burgh. Political Disquisitions. Philadelphia: Robert Bell, 1775
• Lot 17 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) The Pennsylvania Journal, a nearly complete run, bound with an important broadside, May 1774 to December 1775
• Lot 18 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) Roger Stevenson. Military Instructions for Officers Detached in the Field. Philadelphia: Aitken, 1775
• Lot 19 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) Charles Lee, Esq'r, Major General. London: C. Shepherd, 1775
• Lot 20 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) Richard Price. Observations on the Nature of Civil Liberty. London, 1776
• Lot 21 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) Collection of 9 vue d'optique prints of revolutionary New York, Boston, and more.
• Lot 22 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) Campbell Dalrymple. Extracts from a Military Essay. Philadelphia: Humphreys, Bell, and Aitken, 1776
• Lot 23 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) Nathaniel Low. An Astronomical Diary; or, Almanack, for . . . 1777. Boston: J. Gill, [1776]
• Lot 24 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1777.) Enlistment list for a company of the 8th Massachusetts Regiment. Massachusetts, 15 March 1777
• Lot 25 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1777.) John Littlefield. Letter ordering 6 troops for an expedition. Wells, ME, 18 April 1777
• Lot 26 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1777.) David Reed. Invoice for the two British raids on Boothbay in 1775 and 1777. Boothbay, ME, August 1777
• Lot 27 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1778.) Certificate of service for a wagon master document during the Valley Forge era, 25 October 1778
• Lot 28 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1779.) George Godfrey. Memorandum book of the state constitutional convention, militia expenses, Loyalist land, and more. Taunton, MA, 177
• Lot 29 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1780.) [James Wolfe.] General Wolfe's Instructions to Young Officers. London, 1780
• Lot 30 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1781.) Letter discussing the British prisoners remaining in central Massachusetts. Rutland, MA, 28 October 1781
• Lot 31 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1782.) Peter Anspach. Letter concerning housing for Baron von Steuben. [West Point, NY?] 8 April 1782
• Lot 32 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION.) Journals of the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: John Dunlap, 1782
• Lot 33 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--HISTORY.) Hannah Adams. A Summary History of New-England. Dedham, MA, 1799
• Lot 34 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--HISTORY.) Tanner, et al. The British Surrendering their Arms. [Philadelphia], 23 January 1819
• Lot 35 — (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--HISTORY.) Elias B. Hillard. The Last Men of the Revolution: A Photograph of Each from Life. Hartford, CT, 1864
• Lot 36 — (ARCTIC.) Last Chance to Hear Lieut. Peary before he Leaves for is Next Expedition for the Arctic Regions. Waterville, ME: Mail Print, 4 June [1897]
• Lot 37 — (ART.) Lavinia "Vinnie" Ream. Letter concerning her medallion portrait of Lincoln, 3 April 1866
• Lot 38 — (AVIATION.) Contracts and promotional materials of colorful aviation pioneer Alfred W. Lawson, 1916-1922
• Lot 39 — (AVIATION.) The Air Service Wants 1000 New England Men at Once, circa July 1919
• Lot 40 — (BIBLE IN ENGLISH.) Julia E. Smith, translator. The Holy Bible . . . Translated Literally from the Original Tongues. Hartford, 1876
• Lot 41 — (BOY SCOUTS.) Extensive papers of an early Boy Scout and scoutmaster. Various places, bulk 1914-1918
• Lot 42 — (BOY SCOUTS.) Album commemorating the early scout leader Mortimer Schiff. New York, 1921-1932
• Lot 43 — [BURKE.] An Account of the European Settlements in America. London, 1757
• Lot 44 — (BUSINESS.) Singer Manufacturing Company. Archive of sewing machine order correspondence. Various places, 1867-1877
• Lot 45 — (BUSINESS.) Records of the Mosler Safe Company. Hamilton, OH, 1875-1949
• Lot 46 — (BUSINESS.) Minute book of the Edison Storage Battery Company. West Orange, NJ, 1910, 1916-1918
• Lot 47 — (CALIFORNIA.) View from the West Side of the Plaza, Marysville. No place: R.A. Eddy, circa early 1850s
• Lot 48 — (CALIFORNIA.) Leonard Mears, compiler. Mears' Sacramento Directory, for the Years 1863-4. Sacramento: A. Badlam, 1863
• Lot 49 — (CALIFORNIA.) Photograph album of San Francisco scenes including Chinatown, February 1889
• Lot 50 — (CANADA.) Alexander Mackenzie. Voyages from Montreal . . . to the Frozen and Pacific Oceans. London, 1801
• Lot 51 — (CHILDREN'S BOOKS.) The Uncle's Present, a New Battledoor. Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson, [1810]
• Lot 52 — (CHILDREN'S BOOKS.) Primary Lessons, No. 5. [Boston]: Boston Chemical Printing Company, circa 1838
• Lot 53 — (CIVIL RIGHTS.) Danny Lyon, photographer. For Food . . . For Freedom. Atlanta, GA: Lincoln Lithograph Company, circa April 1964
• Lot 54 — (CIVIL WAR.) The Soldier's Companion. Philadelphia: T.B. Peterson, 1861
• Lot 55 — (CIVIL WAR.) Group of 107 patriotic covers, circa 1861-1865
• Lot 56 — (CIVIL WAR.) James M. Sanderson. Camp Fires and Camp Cooking; or, Culinary Hints for the Soldier. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1862.
• Lot 57 — (CIVIL WAR.) John R. Stickle[?], , Letter which seems to be describing the Battle of Malvern Hill, 9 July 1862
• Lot 58 — (CIVIL WAR.) Group of 10 quartermaster receipts and orders for coffins and headboards. Thibodeaux, LA, August 1864
• Lot 59 — (CIVIL WAR.) Lew Wallace. Letter allowing passage to the front to historian Benson Lossing, 5 December 1864
• Lot 60 — (CIVIL WAR.) Robert Patterson. A Narrative of the Campaign in the Valley of the Shenandoah, signed, 1865
• Lot 61 — (CIVIL WAR.) The National Portrait Gallery of Distinguished Americans, carried off from Georgia as spoils of war by a Union soldier.
• Lot 62 — (CIVIL WAR.) Life of Jeff Davis. Illustrated. No place, [1865]
• Lot 63 — (CIVIL WAR--ART.) James H.P. Wise. Pencil drawing of General Nathaniel P. Banks, circa 1864-1865?
• Lot 64 — (CIVIL WAR--ART.) Edwin Forbes, artist. Life Studies of the Great Army, set of etchings. [New York, 1876]
• Lot 65 — (CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Jefferson Davis. Signed commission for future Confederate general William "Grumble" Jones, 9 November 1854
• Lot 66 — (CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) The Address of the People of South Carolina . . . to the People of the Slaveholding States. Charleston, 1860
• Lot 67 — (CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Papers of the short-lived Richmond Home Artillery. Richmond, VA, December 1860 to November 1861
• Lot 68 — (CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Complete set of 30 "Secesh Chain" Confederate portrait covers. New York, [1861]
• Lot 69 — (CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Robert E. Lee. Group of printed general orders from very early in the war. Richmond, VA, May to June 1861
• Lot 70 — (CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) William H. Richardson. Quotas of Volunteers and Militia. Richmond, VA, 25 July 1861
• Lot 71 — (CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) John W. Cotton. Letters from an Alabama cavalryman. Various places, May 1862 to April 1863
• Lot 72 — (CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) George K. Welch. Diaries of a Tennessee sergeant from Stones River to Petersburg, 1862-1864
• Lot 73 — (CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) The Officers of the C.S. Army & Navy. New York: C.F. May, circa 1862-65
• Lot 74 — (CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Erwin [J. Eldredge.] Letter describing his meeting with Belle Boyd, 28 January 1864
• Lot 75 — (CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Group of Confederate currency, obsolete banknotes, and other southern financial paper, 1838-1865 and undated
• Lot 76 — (CIVIL WAR--CONNECTICUT.) Samuel A. Treat. Large archive of letters from Fredericksburg , North Carolina, and beyond, 1861-1865
• Lot 77 — (CIVIL WAR--CONNECTICUT.) Gustavus Dana. Official daily record and letterbook as a Signal Corps captain, 1864
• Lot 78 — (CIVIL WAR--ILLINOIS.) Martin L. Moore. An officer describes entering Vicksburg and liberating nearby plantations, July 1863
• Lot 79 — (CIVIL WAR--INDIANA.) Palmer Judkins. Letters and diary of a sergeant in the 60th Indiana. Various places, 1861-1863
• Lot 80 — (CIVIL WAR--IOWA.) Theodore W. Hyde. Letters of a camp cook training a contraband waiter and hunting for Sterling Price, 1861-1863
• Lot 81 — (CIVIL WAR--IOWA.) William H. Coffin. Letters by a well-known soldier of the 39th Iowa, 1863-1865
• Lot 82 — (CIVIL WAR--MASSACHUSETTS.) W.W. Rockwell. Letters including a description of Washington the day after Bull Run, April to December 1861
• Lot 83 — (CIVIL WAR--NAVY.) General Directions for Building a Screw Steam Gun-Boat, and two related printed documents. [Washington, June 1861]
• Lot 84 — (CIVIL WAR--NAVY.) Pair of large photographs of the steamer Hudson, a captured Confederate blockade runner, circa 1863
• Lot 85 — (CIVIL WAR--NEW HAMPSHIRE.) Stephen Wentworth. Pair of letters describing the Battle of Pocataligo. Beaufort, SC, 24 October and 20 November 1862
• Lot 86 — (CIVIL WAR--NEW HAMPSHIRE.) Stephen J. Wentworth. Letters describing the siege and capture of Fort Wagner, 14 July to 7 September 1863
• Lot 87 — (CIVIL WAR--NEW JERSEY.) William Mulvey. Letters from a soldier in the New Jersey pioneers corps, 1861 to July 1862
• Lot 88 — (CIVIL WAR--NEW YORK.) Harvey U. Pease. The exuberant diary of an artilleryman on the Atlanta campaign, 1 January to 31 December 1864
• Lot 89 — (CIVIL WAR--NEW YORK.) Seneca Cowles. Three letters from an artillery officer dealing with some serious morale problems, 1863-1864
• Lot 90 — (CIVIL WAR--NEW YORK.) Carte-de-visite of police captain John Cameron of Draft Riots fame. New York, circa 1865-1873
• Lot 91 — (CIVIL WAR--OHIO.) William Tomlinson. Letter describing the Siege of Corinth. Tennessee, 2 June 1862
• Lot 92 — (CIVIL WAR--OHIO.) Reason M. Smith. Diary of a cavalryman on Stoneman's final raid into the Carolinas, 1865
• Lot 93 — (CIVIL WAR--PENNSYLVANIA.) Hamilton Ballentine. Letters of a salty Irish-American sergeant in the "Rush's Lancers," 1861-1865
• Lot 94 — (CIVIL WAR--PENNSYLVANIA.) John McD. Smith. Letter describing a regiment full of soldiers streaking naked in the rain. Camp Tennally, DC, 14 August 1861
• Lot 95 — (CIVIL WAR--PENNSYLVANIA.) John McD. Smith. Letter describing a cavalry skirmish near Dranesville. Camp Pierpont, 24 November 1861
• Lot 96 — (CIVIL WAR--PENNSYLVANIA.) Lewis and James M. Wagner. Letters of two brothers in the 2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery, 1862-1865
• Lot 97 — (CIVIL WAR--PHOTOGRAPHY.) Portfolio of 24 large photographs of war-era scenes. Virginia and Washington, circa 1861-1870
• Lot 98 — (CIVIL WAR--PHOTOGRAPHY.) Photograph of a Civil War officer, signed by Mathew Brady. Washington, 30 October 1861
• Lot 99 — (CIVIL WAR--PHOTOGRAPHY.) [George N. Barnard.] Battle-Field of Resaca, Ga. No. 2.circa May 1864
• Lot 100 — (CIVIL WAR--PHOTOGRAPHY.) [George N. Barnard.] Battle Field of Buzzards Roost. Mill Creek Gap, GA, circa May 1864
• Lot 101 — (CIVIL WAR--PHOTOGRAPHY.) [George N. Barnard.] [The Potter House, Atlanta], circa July 1864
• Lot 102 — (CIVIL WAR--PRISONS.) Illustrated broadside of the Union War Prisoners Association. New York, 1863
• Lot 103 — (CIVIL WAR--PRISONS.) John Byrd Foster. Rock Island Barrel Detail, a drawing recalling life as a Confederate prisoner in Illinois, 9 August 1904
• Lot 104 — (CONNECTICUT.) Stephen Williams. Large archive of manuscript sermons. Woodstock, CT, 1752-1795
• Lot 105 — (CONNECTICUT.) Broadside of debate questions for Yale master's degree candidates. Hartford, 1781
• Lot 106 — (CONNECTICUT.) Group portrait of the incoming members of Yale's Skull and Bones Society, circa 1910s
• Lot 107 — (CONSTITUTION.) Very early printing of the House version of the Bill of Rights, in the New-York Journal, 27 August 1789
• Lot 108 — (CRIME.) Poster for a Hawaiian carnival featuring Al Capone's "armored gangster car." Los Angeles, 1 November [1955]
• Lot 109 — (CURRENCY.) Very early order for the new $20 "double eagle" coins. Baltimore, MD, 14 March 1850
• Lot 110 — CUSTER. Letter describing his reluctance to help suppress the Klan in Kentucky, 18 [February] 1871
• Lot 111 — CUSTER. Letter describing an awkward conversation with Captain Myles Keogh, 22 [February] 1871
• Lot 112 — CUSTER. My Life on the Plains; or, Personal Experiences with Indians. New York, 1874
• Lot 113 — (DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.) Huntington. In Congress July 4th. 1776. [Hartford, CT?], circa 1820-1824
• Lot 114 — (DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.) Bowen. Declaration of Independence, a typeset handkerchief printing. Boston, circa 1831-1833
• Lot 115 — (DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.) Coolidge. Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution. Boston, 1844
• Lot 116 — (DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.) Leeds. Our Country [Centennial Memorial of American Independence.] New York, 1873 [1876]
• Lot 117 — (DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.) Leoni / Sproul. A Declaration by the Representatives of the United States. New York, 1901
• Lot 118 — (DIPLOMACY.) Group of photographs from Latin American diplomatic conferences. Various places, 1901-1908 and undated
• Lot 119 — (DIPLOMACY.) Visit of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Saud . . . at the Invitation of President Harry S. Truman, 1947
• Lot 120 — (DIPLOMACY.) Henry Kissinger. Years of Upheaval. Boston, 1982
• Lot 121 — (DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.) Early newspaper printing of the Congressional act establishing the capitol district. New York, 17 July 1790
• Lot 122 — (DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.) E.A. Cohen, compiler. A Full Directory for Washington City, Georgetown, and Alexandria, 1834
• Lot 123 — (EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINT.) Robert Russel. Seven Sermons. Boston: B. Green, 1705
• Lot 124 — (EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINT.) Conductor Generalis. New York, 1749
• Lot 125 — (EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINT.) Thomas Chalkley. A Collection of the Works. Philadelphia: Benjamin Franklin and David Hall, 1749
• Lot 126 — (EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINT.) Robert Barclay. T[he] Anarchy of the Ranters. Philadelphia: Benjamin Franklin and David Hall, 1757
• Lot 127 — (EXPLORATION.) John Ogilby, America: Being the Latest, and Most Accurate Description of the New World. London: [J. Ogilby], 1671
• Lot 128 — (FILM) Harry Horner. Design sketches and notes as art director for "The Little Foxes" and other films. Various places, bulk 1938-1947 and undated
• Lot 129 — (FLORIDA.) John G. Reynolds. Letter describing the site of a massacre during the Second Seminole War, 4 June 1837
• Lot 130 — (FLORIDA.) Myer M. Cohen. Notices of Florida and the Campaigns. Charleston, SC, 1836
• Lot 131 — (FRANKLIN. The Art of Making Money Plenty in Every Man's Pocket. New York: P. Maverick, 1817
• Lot 132 — (GEORGIA.) Samuel Urlsperger. Der ausführlichen Nachrichten von der Königlich-Gross-Britannischen Colonie Saltzburgischer Emigranten in America. Halle, Germany,
• Lot 133 — (HAMILTON. Observations on Certain Documents . . . in which the Charge of Speculation . . . is Fully Refuted. Philadelphia, 1800
• Lot 134 — (HAMILTON.) [William Coleman, editor.] A Collection of the Facts . . . of Major-General Alexander Hamilton. New York, 1804
• Lot 135 — (HAMILTON. The Works. New York: Williams & Whiting, 1810
• Lot 136 — (HAWAII.) Samuel C. Damon, editor. The Friend, volume V. Honolulu: Charles Edwin Hitchcock, January to December 1847
• Lot 137 — (HAWAII.) [Josiah Fuller.] Ke Kumu Mua Ano Hou, i Hoonaniia i na Kii Maikai. Boston: Bazin & Ellsworth, 1862
• Lot 138 — (HISTORY.) National Historical Chart, in sections, plus original rollers. [Long Prairie, MN, 1891]
• Lot 139 — (HUMOR.) Small box of bawdy postcards and ephemera. Various places, circa 1920s-1930s
• Lot 140 — (IMMIGRATION.) Friendship album with an 1835 illustrated inscription by a Polish exile from the November Uprising.
• Lot 141 — (IMMIGRATION.) Papers of the Greek Consul to San Francisco, including the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, 1914-1916
• Lot 142 — (IMMIGRATION.) American Legion is Against Japanese. Calexico, CA: Chronicle Print, [1920]
• Lot 143 — (IOWA.) Photo album of construction of Lock and Dam 15 across the Mississippi. February 1932 to July 1933
• Lot 144 — (JEFFERSON. Observations sur la Virginie. Paris: Chez Barrois, 1786 [1787]
• Lot 145 — (JEFFERSON. Notes on the State of Virginia. Philadelphia: Prichard and Hall, 1788
• Lot 146 — (JEFFERSON. Memoir, Correspondence, and Miscellanies. Charlottesville, VA, 1829
• Lot 147 — (JUDAICA.) The first appointment of a Jewish American to a federal office, in an issue of the Boston Gazette, 8 June 1801
• Lot 148 — (JUDAICA.) Solomon Henry Jackson, editor. The Jew; being a Defence of Judaism, Volume I. New York, [1823-1824]
• Lot 149 — (JUDAICA.) Report . . . on the Transportation of the Mails on Sunday. [Philadelphia], 19 January 1829
• Lot 150 — (JUDAICA.) Report . . . for Laying the Corner Stone of . . . Congregation Mickve Israel. Philadelphia, 1859 / 5619
• … and 138 more lots

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