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1267 Presidential Autographs: Signed<br />
photo of Nixon, Ford, Carter and<br />
Reagan standing together in the<br />
White House, February 1984<br />
inscribed to Vernon Walters by Ronald<br />
Reagan and each of the three preceding<br />
Presidents in different colors of ink; color<br />
photograph, 9 1/2 X 6 1/2 in., plus margins<br />
Est. $1,000-1,500<br />
1267A [Americana.] Printed invitation<br />
to Harrison inauguration ball,<br />
Springfield, MA, Feb. 10, 1841<br />
with vignette portrait of the President-elect<br />
and a log cabin with soldiers in front<br />
Est. $40-60<br />
1267B [Autographs] Selection of women’s<br />
baseball and entertainment signed<br />
photographs and other items<br />
comprising: Ruth Richard (Radford Peaches,<br />
1947-’54) signed photo; Jeanie Marlowe<br />
(Kenosha and other teams, 1948-’54) signed<br />
baseball card; Pepper Paul Davis (Racine<br />
Bulls, 1944-’53) signed photo; Geena Davis<br />
(in role from “A League of Their Own”) signed<br />
photo; a still shot from “League of Their<br />
Own;” Debra Paget (in role from “Bird of<br />
Paradise”) signed photo; and Fess Parker (in<br />
role as Davy Crockett) signed photo; most<br />
with certificates of authenticity<br />
Est. $100-200<br />
1267C [Autograph] David G. Farragut<br />
(1801 - 1870, Admiral distinguished<br />
in the Civil War) Handwritten order,<br />
signed, May 7, 1862<br />
ordering C. F. Fitch, assistant paymaster,<br />
“late of the U. S. St. ‘Varuna’,” to report with<br />
a full account of the finances of his ship,<br />
which had been sunk at the mouth of the<br />
Mississippi on April 24. Est. $200-300<br />
1267D [Autograph] Horace Greeley (1811 -<br />
1872, abolitionist, newspaper editor)<br />
ALS, March 25, 1850, to George Bruce<br />
1 p. 4to, blue lined paper; on business<br />
and the struggles of a young friend in<br />
Washington. Est. $100-200<br />
1267F [Historic Documents] Two<br />
Revolutionary War military receipts and<br />
a Philadelphia promissory note, 1789<br />
the two receipts dated January 31, 1781,<br />
for firewood and candles: one issued to Lt.<br />
Andrew Lee of Col. Moses Hazen’s New York<br />
regiment, the other to “four Continental<br />
wagoners detained here;” the part-printed<br />
promissory note for 94 pounds, 8 shillings<br />
and 6 pence, given by Charles Cooper of the<br />
Northern Liberties of Philadelphia to Philip<br />
Wager and George Habacker, Philadelphia<br />
merchants, December 11, 1789; bearing on<br />
the back a statement by Cooper that he is<br />
unable to repay the debt. Est. $60-90<br />
1268 [Autographs] Henry Knox (17....- , BIO)<br />
LS as Secretary of War, to Tench<br />
Tilghman, New York, Dec. 7, 1785<br />
ordering Thomas Harwood to expend<br />
$400 for a horse to be presented to Tilghman<br />
by resolution of Congress earlier that year;<br />
with docketing by Tilghman on verso;<br />
12 1/2 X 7 3/4 in., framed Est. $300-500<br />
1268A [Autographs] Part-printed land<br />
grant signed by President Thomas<br />
Jefferson and Secretary of State<br />
James Madison; Oct. 27 1807<br />
to James Galloway of Hamilton Co.,<br />
Ohio; vellum, 9 X 15 1/2 in., framed<br />
Est. $1,500-2,000<br />
1268B [Historical Document, Ohio]<br />
Copy of grant by John Adams to<br />
R. Campbell, March 1799, made<br />
in the General Land Office<br />
Treasury Department, Washington, 1815<br />
and signed by Josiah Meigs; with integral<br />
cover and Free Frank of Meigs; an award<br />
of land near Xenia, Ohio, to a veteran of<br />
the Virginia Line in the Continental Army;<br />
occupying 1 page of a folio, 16 1/2 X 10 3/4<br />
in. Est. $80-125<br />
1268C [Autographs] James Madison (DATES)<br />
DS, part-printed land grant,<br />
June 21, 1814<br />
to the assignee of a veteran of the Virginia<br />
Line of the Continental Army, for 200 acres<br />
of land in Ohio; signed also by Edward Tiffin,<br />
Commissioner of the General Land Office,<br />
once on each side; vellum, 14 7/8 X 12 in.<br />
Est. $150-200<br />
1269 [Autograph] James Monroe (DATES)<br />
DS, part-printed land grant,<br />
November 15, 1821<br />
to the assignee of a veteran of the Virginia<br />
Line in the Continental Army, for 100 acres<br />
in Ohio; also signed twice by Josiah Meigs,<br />
Commissioner of the General Land Office;<br />
vellum, 15 3/4 X 11 7/8 in. Est. $150-250<br />
1269A [Autographs] James Monroe (DATES)<br />
DS, part-printed land grant,<br />
December 24, 1823<br />
to an assignee of a veteran of the Virginia<br />
Line in the Continental Army, for 185 acres in<br />
Ohio; also signed twice by George Graham,<br />
Commissioner of the General Land Office;<br />
vellum, 14 7/8 X 11 7/8 in. Est. $150-200<br />
1269B [Autograph] James Monroe (DTES) DS,<br />
part-printed land grant, March 10, 1817<br />
to the assignee of three veterans of the<br />
Virginia Line in the Continental Army for<br />
683 acres in Ohio; also signed twice by Josiah<br />
Meigs, Commissioner of the General Land<br />
Office; vellum, 14 7/8 X 11 3/4 in.<br />
Est. $150-200<br />
books & autographs<br />
1269C [Autograph] James Monroe (DATES)<br />
Part-printed grant, May 28, 1822,<br />
for land in Ohio; framed<br />
to an assignee of a veteran of the Virginia<br />
Line in the Continental Army; countersigned<br />
by Josiah Meigs, Commissioner of the<br />
Land Office, Washington; vellum,<br />
15 1/2 X 12 1/2 in. Est. $150-200<br />
1270 [Autographs, Ohio History] Two land<br />
grants from President A. Jackson to<br />
Revolutionary War veterans, 1835<br />
for land in the vicinity of Xenia, Ohio, signed<br />
on behalf of the President by A. J. Donelson:<br />
both to James Galloway, Jr., one of<br />
1100 acres; the other 160 acres; hand-written<br />
on vellum, 13 3/4 X 15 3/4 in. and<br />
15 3/4 X 13 5/8 in. Est. $150-250<br />
1270A [Historical Documents: Indiana, Ohio]<br />
Two part-printed land grants<br />
with secretarial signatures on<br />
behalf of the President<br />
1) To George Watt for purchase of 80 acres<br />
near Vincennes, Indiana, October 1, 1840,<br />
signed for Martin Van Buren, vellum,<br />
9 3/4 X 16 in.; 2) To the assignee of three<br />
veterans of the Virginia Line in the<br />
Continental Army, 235 acres between the<br />
Little Miami and Scioto Rivers, January 3,<br />
1849, signed for James K. Polk, vellum,<br />
17 5/8 X 13 1/2 in. Est. $100-200<br />
1270B [Autographs] Part-printed Civil War<br />
service certificate for 100 Days’<br />
Service in the 154th Regt.<br />
Ohio National Guard; Dec. 15, 1864<br />
presented to Private Clark Galloway; with<br />
facsimile signatures of Abraham Lincoln and<br />
Edwin M. Stanton; 13 3/8 X 16 in., rolled<br />
Est. $80-125<br />
1270C [Ephemera] Comic atomic test<br />
certificate, for “Kiwi TNT” test, Jackass<br />
Flats, Nevada, January 12, 1965; framed<br />
issued to a participant in an experiment to<br />
test the safety of nuclear-powered rockets;<br />
8 X 11 in. Est. $80-125<br />
1271 [Americana.] About forty-five volumes,<br />
primarily colonial history and genealogy<br />
including some paper-bound volumes.<br />
Est. $80-125<br />
1271A [Americana.] About 80 volumes,<br />
primarily Maryland history<br />
and family histories<br />
Est. $150-250<br />
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