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| ww: Phillip Sydney Post Autograph Letter Signed to Brevet Major General Wm D. Whipple [World History]
One and one-half pages. January 14, 1868, Vienna. 5.5 x 9 inches.
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| William E. Strong Autograph Letter Signed
Signed “Wm. E. Strong”. October 26, 1883.
Add $150 for shipping framed.
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| ww: Andrew Mellon Studio Portrait Signed. Framed [Finance]
Signed "A.W. Mellon".
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| Admiral Richard Byrd Cover Signed. Framed [Misc. Americana]
Signed “R.E. Byrd Little America 2/2/35” to Gimbel’s Stamp Department, NY, NY. Postmarked January 30, 1935, Little America, Antarctica.
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| William O. Douglas Typed Letter Signed [Supreme Court Justice] Framed
Signed “Wm O Douglas”, as United States Supreme Court Justice, to Charles H. Paradise. One page. May 31, 1939, Washington, D.C.
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| Frederick Douglass Document Signed [African American]
Signed "Fredk Douglass", as recorder of Deed
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| U.S. "Colored" Troops Manuscript Document [African American]
Signed “X” by 24 men, by name, attesting to the receipt of the articles listed. January, 1865. 3.5 x 8.5 inches.
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| U.S. "Colored" Troops Muster Roll [African American]
Muster Roll: signed with the marks of soldiers’(X), as most freed slaves could neither read nor write, acknowledging receipt of pay.
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| Harper’s Weekly Engraving, September 2, 1865. Framed [Misc. Americana]
Engraving of "Newly-Arrived Emigrants at Castle Garden, New York City- Secured by A.R. Waud..." Front view of Castle Garden accompanied by several individual scenes, including "Desk For Information", "Emigrant Depot Castle Garden", "R.R. Ticket Office." An additional picture, "Call For", shows an emigration official calling reading information in front of a large crowd. Frame has some nicks.
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| ww: Harper’s Weekly Engraving, September 12, 1874. Framed
Engraving, "Seesaw- Gloucester, Massachusetts-[Drawn by Winslow Homer.]" Waterfront scene in which five boys play on a makeshift seesaw as three girls engage in a game.
Winslow Homer (1836-1910) Painter from the American Naturalist school, considered one of the greatest American artists of the 19th century. In 1857, he was hired by "Harper’s Weekly" as an illustrator. His engravings for the magazine are characterized by skillful maipulation of light and dark, clean outlines, and a stark use of forms. He was immensely influential on the American realist school of painting.
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| Original Audubon Print- Ring Tailed Bassaris. Framed
Bottom right of print reads, "Drawn from Nature by J.J. Audubon." Bottom left of the print reads, "Lith. Printed & Col. J.T. Bowen Phila." No. 20, Plate#98. Second edition, 1871. Size: Octavo. Hand Colored
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