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Various historical documents and memorabilia from all angles of history. Colonial & Revolutionary War, Americana, Civil War Era, Military & World War II, Presidents & Politicians, Foreign Heads of State, Miscellaneous Notables, Miscellaneous, Science & Technology, Artists, Authors, Musical Composers, Sports, Entertainers.

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BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (1706-90): BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (1706-90) American statesman. DS, "B Franklin", as President of the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania, 1p, July 14, 1788, oblong folio, land grant issued to Eleanor and John

0001: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (1706-90)Est. $7,000-$9,000Lot Passed

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Signature, "B Franklin", clipped from a letter. Some toning at margins of paper. Signature is a little light, o/w VG. Matted and framed

0002: BENJAMIN FRANKLINEst. $1,500-$2,500Lot Passed

FRANCIS HOPKINSON (1737-91): FRANCIS HOPKINSON (1737-91) Signer of Declaration of Independence. ALS, "F Hopkinson", 1p, nd, 12mo, re a law suit from a sailor for his wages. "...I shall be glad of your attendance at 10 this

0003: FRANCIS HOPKINSON (1737-91)Est. $750-$1,000Lot Passed

FRANCIS HOPKINSON: FRANCIS HOPKINSON Wardate DS, as Treasurer of Loans, 1p, (1780), 4to, a listing of loans made to the fledging country. Addressed on verso to Thomas Harwood, Commissary of Loans for the State of

0004: FRANCIS HOPKINSONEst. $500-$750Lot Passed

FRANCIS HOPKINSON: FRANCIS HOPKINSON DS, "F Hopkinson", 1p, Sept 26, 1780, 8"X4", Continental Sight Draft #1723, payable to Harme Fort, for "Eighteen Dollars...for interest due on Money borrowed by the United

0005: FRANCIS HOPKINSONEst. $400-$600Lot Passed

FRANCIS HOPKINSON: FRANCIS HOPKINSON Signer of Declaration of Independence. DS, "F Hopkinson", 1 p, Dec 21, 1778, 8"X4", Continental Sight Draft #675, payable to Joseph Kirkbride, for "Eighteen Dollars...for interest

0006: FRANCIS HOPKINSONEst. $400-$600Lot Passed

STEPHEN HOPKINS (1707-85): STEPHEN HOPKINS (1707-85) Signer of Declaration of Independence. DS, "Step Hopkins Govr", as Governor of Rhode Island, 1p, Mar 10, 1762, legal folio, Providence, to the Sheriff of Bristol County,

0007: STEPHEN HOPKINS (1707-85)Est. $2,000-$3,000Lot Passed

JAMES WILSON (1742-98): JAMES WILSON (1742-98) Signer of Declaration of Independence. ADS, 1p, January, 1775, legal folio, Cumberland County, Penn, legal brief in a financial dispute. Signed in full in the text, and signed

0008: JAMES WILSON (1742-98)Est. $400-$600Lot Passed

JAMES WILSON: JAMES WILSON Independence. Partly printed DS, signed "Wilson" on verso, 1p, Oct 27, 1770, oblong 8vo, Cumberland County, Penn, court warrant, ordering the sheriff to arrest Charles Moyers. Vertical

0009: JAMES WILSONEst. $200-$300Lot Passed

JAMES WILSON: JAMES WILSON Partly printed DS, signed "Wilson" on verso, 1p, April 27, 1776, 13"X4", Cumberland County, Penn, court warrant, ordering the sheriff to confiscate goods. Minor tears at margins. Light

0010: JAMES WILSONEst. $200-$300Lot Passed

JAMES WILSON: JAMES WILSON Clipped signature. Mounted. Vertical tear, barely touching "W" in signature. Some soiling, o/w VG.

0011: JAMES WILSONEst. $100-$150Lot Passed

CHARLES CARROLL (1737-1832): CHARLES CARROLL (1737-1832) Signer of Declaration of Independence. DS, "Ch Carroll of Carrollton", check, Nov 17, 1828, drawn on the Office of Discount and Deposit, Baltimore. Completed in his hand

0012: CHARLES CARROLL (1737-1832)Est. $500-$750Lot Passed

JOSIAH BARTLETT (1729-95): JOSIAH BARTLETT (1729-95) Signer of Declaration of Independence. ALS, 1p, nd, small 8vo, to his son Levi Bartlett (1763-1828). In part, "...I wish you to procure from Judge Calef the order of court

0013: JOSIAH BARTLETT (1729-95)Est. $800-$1,200Lot Passed

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JOSIAH BARTLETT: JOSIAH BARTLETT ADS, "J: Bartlett", as a Selectman of Kingston, NH, 1p, Feb 17, 1774, 7"X3", to Daniel Smith. "...Sir please to pay to Aaron Young Junr two pounds fifteen shillings for bo[a]rding &

0014: JOSIAH BARTLETTEst. $750-$1,000

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ELBRIDGE GERRY (1744-1814): ELBRIDGE GERRY (1744-1814) Signer Declaration of Independence. ALS, "E Gerry", 1p, Feb 20, 1811, 8vo, re monies to be paid to Mr. Baldwin "for Colley's affair" and for his own services. Inlaid. VG.

0015: ELBRIDGE GERRY (1744-1814)Est. $750-$1,000Lot Passed

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ELBRIDGE GERRY: ELBRIDGE GERRY Partly printed DS, "E Gerry", as Governor of Mass, 1p, Feb 3, 1812, folio, appointment of Alden Spooner as Justice of the Peace in Bristol County. Split horizontal fold. Two tape marks

0016: ELBRIDGE GERRYEst. $400-$600

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ANN GERRY: ANN GERRY Wife of signer of the Declaration of Independence Elbridge Gerry (1744-1814). ALS, 1p, Oct 3, 1832, 4to, New London, interesting content re getting money that she feels are due her after

0017: ANN GERRYEst. $200-$300Lot Passed

WILLIAM HOOPER (1742-90): WILLIAM HOOPER (1742-90) Signer of Declaration of Independence. DS, "W Hooper Atto", as an attorney, 1p, Sept 5, 1770, 7"X3." Signed on verso, signifing his acceptance of a ruling on a theft case

0018: WILLIAM HOOPER (1742-90)Est. $2,000-$3,000Lot Passed

PHILIP LIVINGSTON (1716-78): PHILIP LIVINGSTON (1716-78) Signer of Declaration of Independence. ADS, "Phil Livingston", 1p, Nov 23, 1750, 6 1/2"X4", New York, a receipt for 12 pounds received of Jacob Van Renshuysen for

0019: PHILIP LIVINGSTON (1716-78)Est. $1,000-$1,500Lot Passed

GEORGE READ (1733-98): GEORGE READ (1733-98) Signer of Declaration of Independence & the U.S. Constitution, a vigorous upholder of the Rights of Small States. DS, 1p, June 26, 1784, 8"X4", acknowledging receipt of payment.

0020: GEORGE READ (1733-98)Est. $500-$750Lot Passed

JOHN HART (1711?-79): JOHN HART (1711?-79) Signer of Declaration of Independence. Signed Colonial currency, New Jersey, 12 shillings, Mar 25, 1776. Also signed by 2 other officials. Light soiling, o/w VG. Nicely matted

0021: JOHN HART (1711?-79)Est. $300-$400Lot Passed

RICHARD STOCKTON (1730-81): RICHARD STOCKTON (1730-81) Signer of Declaration of Independence. His book, "Memoirs of the Royal Society; Being a New Abridgement of the Philosophical Transactions", Volume 9, by Mr Baddame, London,

0022: RICHARD STOCKTON (1730-81)Est. $1,500-$2,500Lot Passed

ROBERT MORRIS (1734-1806): ROBERT MORRIS (1734-1806) Signer of Declaration of Independence. Free franked address leaf, "R Morris", completed in a different hand to James Carey in Baltimore. Docketed Mar 13, 1792. Some soiling

0023: ROBERT MORRIS (1734-1806)Est. $500-$750Lot Passed

WILLIAM WILLIAMS (1731-1811): WILLIAM WILLIAMS (1731-1811) Signer of Declaration of Independence. ADS, "W Williams", 1p, Jan 7, 1782, 12mo, pay order to John Johnson. Nicely matted and framed. Manuscript cancellation, touching 2

0024: WILLIAM WILLIAMS (1731-1811)Est. $300-$400Lot Passed

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