(1803 - JAMES MONROE) Louisiana Purchase Letter

Autographs (1803) JAMES MONROE Secretarial Retained Copy Letter to ROBERT LIVINGSTON Regarding "The Louisiana Purchase" Regarding the French Financial Arrangements (1803) Extensive Contemporary Retain

The Boston Gazette for Jume 30, 1803, four pages complete with front page news from France dated April 28 announcing the negociation of the Louisiana Purchase by James Monroe, The paper is Good condit

1825 1ed President James Monroe Report on Louisiana Purchase & Statehood France At the end of his presidency, James Monroe, the fifth President of the United States, gave a message to the American Con

Federal Period "Treaty Between The United States of America and the French Republick" Louisiana Purchase Newspaper Report (LOUISIANA PURCHASE). October 26, 1803-Dated Report. October 26, 1803-Dated, T

ST. LOUIS 1904 WORLD'S FAIR OFFICIAL SOUVENIR MUGMetal, enameled cup. Featuring the Eads Bridge, map of 1803 Louisiana Purchase, and portraits of Jefferson and Napoleon. 2.75" height

A rare vintage American patriotic white porcelain plate commemorating the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair celebrating the 1803 Louisiana purchase adorned with portraits of American presidents George Washi

Lot included five items inc two advertising pens and a James Monroe letter opener. Five items in the lot

James Monroe autographed Letter/Land grant for Philip Libbey, dated 1818, paper size approx. 9-1/2 x 13

MONROE, James. Letter signed as Secretary of State ( "Jas Monroe"), to the Collector of the Customs, Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Washington D. C., 26 June 1812.   1 page, legal folio, 320 x 200 mm

This letter written in New Orleans on June 24, 1808, five years after the Louisiana Purchase notes that the "city is very healthy". but does not speak too well of the inhabitants. Since this letter wa

The July 9, 1803 issue of the "Columbian Centinel and Massachusetts Federalist", published at Boston, four folio pages complete. Two items inside regarding the Louisiana Purchase, one questioning the

made for the centennial celebration of the Louisiana Purchase in 1803; double handled with gilt rim, the plate's main feature- its center, includes the figurine of Lady France, with a flower and scept

One "In Commemoration of Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1803-1904", the other is for the Palace of the Arts Dimensions: Round 1.25" Diameter

RARE ANTIQUE 1803 JENKS' PORTLAND GAZETTE & MAINE ADVERTISER Louisiana Purchase RARE ANTIQUE 1803 JENKS' PORTLAND GAZETTE & MAINE ADVERTISER Louisiana Purchase Description Rare Antique PORTLAND, MAINE

Louisiana Purchase Acts of Congress. 1803. "Acts Passed at the First Session of the Eighth Congress of the United States of America, Begun and Held at the City of Washington, in the District of Columb

Two Brass and Bronze Letter Openers from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904, Inscribed on the blade 'Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis 1904'. The handle depicts the Hall of Fest

Two Gilt and Nickel Letter Openers from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904, Inscribed on the handle 'St. Louis 1904 Exposition', depicting Cupid with a bow and arrow above decorative s

[Louisiana Purchase.] Acts Passed at the First Session of the Eighth Congress of the United States... on Monday, the seventeenth of October, in the Year 1803. Washington, D.C., 1803 [1804]. First edit

Ed Vebell (American, 1921 - 2018) "Louisiana Purchase" Signed lower right. Original Acrylic painting on Illustration Board. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover C

James Monroe 16x20 Custom Matted Cut Display with (1) Hand-Written Word from Letter (Beckett LOA)

Wonderful original tray with great Indian graphics and colors. Has portraits of Lewis, Clark, Jefferson, and Napoleon. Dated 1803-1903. 16 1/2" Excellent

Lewis, Clark, Napoleon, Jefferson and 1803 - 1903 on raised border with Indians, soldiers, steam train and wagon train. Indian maiden sitting next to an arrow-shot elk covers the center of tray. Good

A four page manuscript letter from New England, 1822, with much content including political with mention of James Monroe and John Q Adams and the Southern states. Also mundane content on the weather.

LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION SILK HANDKERCHIEF, St. Louis, MO, depicting the Palace of Electricity. Embroidered "EFH" initials lower right for Edith F. Hawpe, daughter of James S. and Mary Billingsle