1850 letter, Indiana woman sees Kentucky slavery

Heading: (African-American 1850) Author: Title: Indiana woman in Kentucky sees slaves for the first time, 1850 letter Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: 1850 Description:

[HARRISON, William Henry (1773-1841)]. A group of pamphlets related to slavery, especially its expansion into Indiana, comprising:   Letter from William Henry Harrison, President of the Conventio

Heading: (African American - Slavery) Author: Turpin, Philip O. Title: Manumission [Emancipation] of slave Peter Harris, Document Signed. Place Published: Gallatin County, Kentucky Publisher: Dat

Slavery Receipt Signed & Dated from 1802. Letter describes purchase of Older Woman and child. Receipt includes details of transaction and, has been framed with fabric behind it.

Henry Clay Autograph Letter Signed ALS. An American lawyer, statesman and speaker. Dated 1814, promoted Compromise Bill of 1850 which postponed slavery question. Two pages, front and verso, signed ver

Two-page last will and testament written by Sarah Forrest of Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1842. We have not previously handled a document regarding slavery in which the sole owner is a woman, making th

Highly unusual two-page emancipation document dated 1850 that details the freedom of a slave named “Henson” in Kentucky. Henson’s owner, James M. Higgins, was located in Morgan Count

1850 1st ed American SLAVERY Constitution William Jay Reply to Moses Stuart Throughout the mid-19th-century, numerous speeches and letters were published on the controversial topic of slavery. Promine

Letter written in German by Henry Winter of the 11th Kentucky Cavalry. Winter died of disease on August 18th, 1864 at the infamous Andersonville prison camp where he is buried. Two pages. Please see t

If the Yankees come to see you and they want [our slave] Sam, tell them to take him and hang him if they want to. I want them to leave me the balance. The Yankees may strip you and look for money&hell

Carved letters puzzle walking stick. Made by Glen Arnold, Amboy Indiana, circa 1865. Excellent original condition. L 35-1/4". See this link for High-Res Images https://www.dropbox.com/sh/sblbpogdix7p0

ROBERT INDIANA(American b. 1928)Love - 1967Silkscreen in colorsArtist signed and dated in pencil lower right (no edition number) Verso with rubber stamp C 1967 BY ROBERT INDIANA (see images)34 inches

Heading: (View...) Author: Title: View of San Francisco, from Telegraph Hill. Moody del. from a sketch by Swan. Lith. of Peirce & Pollard - with letter Place Published: San Francisco Publisher:Cooke

Harvey Joiner (Kentucky/Indiana, 1852-1932) oil on board landscape painting depicting sunlight breaking through a deserted road or path in a lush springtime forest setting. Signed "Harvey Joiner" lowe

1850's letters from Captain Charles A Ranlett Sr. to his sons Seth and Alonzo Ranlett, discussing possible trips to Canton, letters written from Shanghai, keeping up on their examinations, etc, sold w

THE RAREST OF ALL THE BEATLES! Please see letter from CAPITOL RECORDS describing how this Album was released and pulled from the shelves, because it was deemed too offensive to be widely distributed.

Please see link at www.centralmassauctions.com for scans of each letter. Written home to Nellie Brown of Westborough, MA by soldier who signed letters “Georgie.” See photos for condition a

Heading: (San Francisco...) Author: Title: San Francisco. Litho of Geo. F. Nesbitt, N.Y. Place Published: San Francisco Publisher:Marvin & Hitchcock Date Published: [before Dec. 9, 1850]

CESARE AUGUSTO DETTI (1847-1914) OIL PAINTING, PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG WOMAN, WITH LETTER OF ESTIMATE FROM SOTHEBY'S DATED 2009, IN ANTIQUE FRAME (FRAME HAS WEAR AND LOSS OF GILDING), SIGHT SIZE APPROX 16

JENNIE AUGUSTA BROWNSCOMBENew York, 1850-1936A woman arranging roses. Signed and dated lower right "Jennie Brownsombe Copyright 1910".Oil on canvas, 23" x 31". Framed 26.25" x

Autographs 1850-Dated Autograph Letter Signed "William H. Seward" The Compromise of 1850 Political Issues Prove Divisive WILLIAM H. SEWARD (1801-1872). U.S. Secretary of State under Lincoln, Negotiate

Antique pietra dura (hard stone) plaque of a man and women reading a letter to another woman.Plaque measures 11 inches x 8 inches.Overall with frame 16 1/2 inches x 14 inches.

HUGE/RARE LOCOMOTIVE HEAD LAMP SIGNED A. H. SCHROADER & CO. MFG. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, C. 1850, H. 50" W. 27" D. 23"

"Storm Horses", oil on canvasboard, signed and dated '64 lower right, signed and titled verso, along with a 1972 letter from the woman who purchased the painting from Trimble's Indian Arts of Tempe, A