1891 TEXAS LETTER RACIAL DESCRIPT. OF NEGROES IN WORDS

1891 TEXAS LETTER RACIAL DESCRIPTION OF NEGROES IN WORDS & DRAWINGS

Bancroft, George: Beautiful Letter Signed with 16 Words in His Hand as Secretary of the Navy + ALS by Vice-Admiral David Dixon Porter (1800-1891) As US Secretary of the Navy (March 1845-September 1846

8" x 10". Handwritten letter appointing Charles Soneno[?] trustee for the estate of a Edwin Waller, which included "certain negroes in trust..." **Fair condition. Letter has been separated into severa

Phineas Taylor Barnum (1810 –1891) was an American showman, businessman, and politician, remembered for promoting celebrated hoaxes and founding the Barnum & Bailey Circus (1871–2017) wi

Includes 1939 invitation book to Vernon Texas (racial slur inside front cover), 1920 Enrico Caruso Texas program, 3 Railroad Prints, 1925 Calgary Jubilee letter, 1862 book General Corcorans Captivity,

Karl Hermann Lungkwitz (Texas / Germany, 1813-1891), Texas landscape, oil on paper sight: 11 x 16 in., frame: 22 x 28 in. Provenance: A Fredericksburg, Texas collection Among the most important of t

Ella Marie Koepke Mewhinney (1891-1975, Texas), boats at harbor, oil on canvas sight: 11 x 12.5 in., frame: 17 x 18.5 in. Provenance: A Dallas, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shipping se

FRANK CALLCOTT (American/Texas 1891-1979) A PAINTING, "The Bowie Cabin," oil on canvas, signed L/M. 25" x 36"

Alice Chilton (Texas, 1891-1978), West Texas desert landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower left sight: 25 x 30in., frame: 29 x 34 in. Condition: recently cleaned and conserved by Dennis Baltuskonis

FRAMED MAP OF HOUSTON TEXAS, RESTRIKE 1891. Height: 36 in. by Width: 56 in.

(4) SSP letters spelling the word TOYS, each letter 26"x32" -Good

SAM HOUSTON (1793-1863) AMERICAN STATESMAN, POLITICIAN, AND SOLDIER, 1st AND 3rd PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS, AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED LETTER. pay receipt to John Buchanan for $45.00 for waiting four

Karl Hermann Lungkwitz (Texas / Germany, 1813-1891), view of a mill (likely the upper Guenther Mill in what is now the King William neighborhood) on the San Antonio River, pencil and gouache on paper

Stephen F. Austin autographed "TEXIAN LOAN" letter. He was the founder of the first American colony in Texas. Framed with print. Letter sight 9" x 8", frame overall 14" x 19".

A group of about 70 letters from 1828-1850s related to Howell Tatum Davis (b .1813-d. 1861, brother of John Davis, son of Frederick Davis, who moved to Texas circa 1840s). The letters are addressed to

Coca Cola SSP button sign in excellent condition with bright color and high gloss. There is one very small nick in the porcelain above the letter "o" in the word Cola, barely visible. Coke. PLEASE NOT

A REPUBLIC OF TEXAS ERA SANTA ANNA CONTENTS LETTER CORRESPONDENCE, GENERALS NICOLAS BRAVO TO FRANCISCO PIZARRO, MATAMOROS, MARCH 9, 1837, ink manuscript on wove paper, addressed to General Francisco P

Attributed to: Adrian Louis Brewer (American 1891 - 1956) oil on board, Texas River Landscape, 8-1/4 x 13-1/2 inches

Watch on Chain tested 14kt., movement signed "Patek Philippe & Co., 110094, Geneve Suisse", also engraved: "Jos. Linz & Bro, Dallas, Texas, Pat. Jan. 13, 1891", case stamped "1

Jefferson Davis War date as Pres. Of Confederacy, Advice on Texas Brigadier General In this letter to Senator Louis T. Wigfall of Texas, Confederate President Jefferson Davis asks for advice on appoin

A REPUBLIC OF TEXAS MANUSCRIPT, SAM HOUSTON, SIGNED, LETTER TO SAM MAY WILLIAMS, CEDAR POINT AND GALVESTON, SEPTEMBER 1, 1841, hand-inscribed blue ink on Ives, Stergas & Co. cream laid watermarked pap

SAYS OF HIMSELF: "UNABLE . . . TO ANSWER FOR THE NUMBER OF HIS WORDS" JAMES, HENRY. Autograph Letter Signed, to author Henry Harland ("My dear Harland"), in English and French, reporting having sent a

42" SSP round sign with touch up across the entire top of the word Pontiac including the letters "A" & "C". Porcelain chips around the mounting holes and the perimeter. There is also a large touch up

This is a nice set of porcelain letters that spell out the word RICHFIELD from the 1930s. All letters measure 18" tall.