1872 ECCENTRIC PRESIDENT CANDIDATE GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN

and Relations, include George Turnbull Moore Davis and his wife, along with others...........George Francis Train (March 24, 1829 – January 18, 1904)[1][2] was an American entrepreneur who organized

includes a CDV of him, 1861 Westminster Street Railroad opening ticket (autographed), Marble Arch St. Railroad opening ticket, Queen Victorian "Toast" in silence note, railroad inauguration notes of M

written by him after reading Thomas Colley Grattan's "Civilized America", 6 1/4" X 4 1/2", one of the most interesting book of many he wrote, this his personal copy.

of London, 1860, his personal copy with notes, special reports, incidents, opinions of the press, etc., 8 1/4" X 5 1/2", one of many books he wrote, this his personal copy.

1860 and "Spread-Eagleism" 1859 (2 ncopies), along with autobiography of the late Col. George T.M. Davis and "Round the World with Train, a Typhoon", by S.W. Wall (autographed in 1893, all in poor con

grandson of George Franis Train, born April 24, 1895, includes baby photos up to military photos.

inauguration of the opening Birkenhead, August 30, 1860 "The Report of the Banquet" one of many books he wrote, this his personal copy.

"Young America in Wall Street" presented to his wife in 1858 (written by him in 1857), and "Young America Abroad", 1857, 8" X 5 1/2" binder issues at top, condition poor, from his personal library, Ne

PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN BUTTONS. A group of seven signed campaign buttons including one from 1988 signed by presidential candidate and 41st President GEORGE H.W. BUSH (1924-2018;“George Bush&#8221

1" ferrotype name portrait depicting 1864 Democratic candidate George B. McClellan in brass surround reading, "For President / 1864" with stick pin on reverse.

Rare $500 bond 6%, 1860, 15 coupons. Coal train vignette. Signed by president J George Bolen and B M Weymouth as secretary. The lands of this company encompass 101,000 acres near Logan Courthouse on t

N. Currier print, "George M. Dallas, The Peoples candidate for Vice-President of the United States, 14" by 10.25". All items sold as is as found, please refer to images for additional condition issues

Property from a Private Collection, Savannah, GA Description: George Charles Aid (NC/IL, 1872-1938) Portrait of William Francis Baker Haynsworth, Oil on Canvas, 1915, signed and dated lower left,

Regular Liberal and Democratic Ticket for the 1872 presidential election supporting Greeley and Brown. Features names of 12 presidential electors, candidate for governor Francis W. Bird, and a variety

Autographs "F. E. Spinner" Signed President Lincoln's U.S. Treasurer FRANCIS ELIAS SPINNER (1802-1890). Appointed by President Lincoln as Treasurer of the United States and served from March 16, 1861,

[Presidential] Four Nathaniel Currier prints of presidents and political figures. In period frames. Includes: Theodore Frelinghuysen, Whig party candidate, 1844, 13" x 17"; George M. Dallas, Vice Pres

Lot of four political presidential buttons. Independent candidate 1980 John B. Anderson, Ford/ Dole, Rockefeller for president and George Wallace for President. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

Jefferson "by direction of the President" George Washington Sees to Congressional Expenses Incl. Architectural Designs for U.S. Capitol - "federal town" - Superb! A 3pp manuscript document signed and

For the Schooner Amity, Benjamin C. Shapley master. No. 12. Signed by the President George Washington and Timothy Pickering Secretary of State. State of New Hampshire, Portsmouth. 19 1/2 x 14 inches (

Historical President George Washington signed 9.5X6.5 Pay order document from May 31, 1775 informing someone to pay Col. Geo Washington one hundred and sixty one pounds of sterling. On the reverse sid

Group of manuscript material signed by members of President George Washington's cabinet. An impressive grouping of material signed by President George Washington's Cabinet members, includ

[President George Washington]. Cut signatures of George Washington with Edmund Randolph’s signature below. Signed “G. Washington” and “Edm: Randolph.” Countersignature is not legible, but mi

1-11/32" (34 mm) brass shank button commemorating the inauguration of President George Washington. Center impresed, "GW", top edge impressed, "Long Live The President".

Diminutive (3/8" H) oval ferrotype portrait of 1864 Democratic candidate George B. McClellan set in an ornate allegorical brass shield-form pinback (overall: 1-1/4" x 1-1/4"). Decorated with stars, sp