1905 North Carolina Governor Postcard

Collection of fourteen autographs of North Carolina governors, all S.P.s in various sizes. Signers include: OLIVER M. GARDNER, ROBERT G. CHERRY, JOSEPH M. BROUGHTON JR., CLYDE R. HOEY, WILLIAM W. KITC

William Anthony Frerichs (1829-1905) North Carolina, Oil on canvas, Signed lower right. H: 30 W: 46 in.

Richard Caswell Signed NC Land Deed A land deed signed by North Carolina Governor Richard Caswell (1729-1789), as "Rd Caswell" on the top edge of the folded document edge, above a large paper-covered

1816 North Carolina Governor William Miller signed letter. Letter regards rejection by the state of Ohio of certain amendments to the Constitution proposed by Massachusetts and Connecticut. IMPORTANT:

Group of 5 documents signed by North Carolina governors Richard Dobbs Spaight and Samuel Ashe granting land in what would eventually become known as Tennessee in return for Revolutionary War service,

BOX OF APPROX 600-700 OLDER PENNSYLVANIA AND NORTH CAROLINA POSTCARDS FROM RETIRED DEALER

North Carolina (186) and South Carolina (54) assorted postcards.

700+. Pre-Linen, linen, chrome, roadside, hotel, motel. Approx 200 new old stock.

William Charles Anthony Frerichs (American 1829-1905), 'Grandfather Mountain, North Carolina', second half 19th century, oil on canvas, depicting a mountain landscape with figures, apparently unmarked

Anton Vorauer (Austrian / North Carolina 1905-1985), "Cafe Village Scene", oil on canvas, depicting a small Mediterranean city with figures at a cafe, two women chatting and a man pulling a donkey, si

Biltmore Industries Carved Walnut Hearth Brush, North Carolina, 1905-14. The wide-eyed smiling face carved with tongue protruding and wearing bristle hair, stamped on the back of the handle with an ar

(North Carolina, 1905-1999) Untitled Abstraction, signed lower left, mixed media on paper, 18 x 24-1/4 in.; modern gallery frame, 23 x 29 in. Provenance: Collection from Blue Haven, designed by Carter

Scarce Nathaniel Alexander (1756-1808) signed document as Governor of North Carolina, establishing William ("Will") White as secretary of state, May 8, 1807. 2 pages, 1 blank. Overall: 16" x 10" (fold

Civil War era Confederate military appointment commission signed by Zebulon Baird Vance (1830-1894) 37th and 43rd Governor of North Carolina, dated March 16, 1864, conferring the rank of Second Lieute

(1827-1892) Confederate brigadier general who served under Robert E. Lee for the entirety of the war, fought with distinction at Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. Later a governor of North Carolina. Pa

Group of 29 Tourism Postcards relating to North Carolina - Many are Unused

LOT OF OVER 400 SOUTHERN STATE POSTCARDS INCLUDING FLORIDA, MARYLAND, NORTH CAROLINA, OKLAHOMA, WASHINGTON DC, TEXAS, AND MORE, AS PICTURED

(VIEW) NORTH CAROLINA (90) AND SOUTH CAROLINA (65): 155 POSTCARDSMid- to Late 20th CenturyNorth Carolina: Mile High and Swinging Bridge, panning for rubies, interior of a tobacco leaf warehouse, Hotel

Vintage lot including black and white signed 8" x 10" photo of the Cisco Kid and Pancho, 1974 U.S. Army Fort Bragg North Carolina 82nd Airborne Division, approx 300+ destination postcards, Luray Caver

Framed 1745 North Carolina grant or land indenture. Two pieces framed. Seal of King George the second. Signed by Gabrial Johnston Captain General and Governor. 14 1/2 inches x 10 and 6 x 5 inches. Fol

Ashe, Samuel A. Biographical History of North Carolina From Colonial Times to the Present (Greensboro: Charles L. Van Noppen, 1905-1908), in seven volumes, approximately 2,800 pp., small quarto (9.75

Lot of 1500+ postcards from estate of retired postcard dealer, just as we found them. Includes New York- Poughkeepsie, Rochester, Saratoga, Syracuse, West Point & North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, e

New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, London, Scandinavia, Canadian Rockies, Japan, Virginia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Michigan, Utah & Other States - See photos for condition and details

Two (2) Rare Postcards, Wartime Ration Ephemera (Mileage Ration Card and Coupons) and Three (3) U.S. Civil War Replica Notes (State of North Carolina Seventy Replica Five Cent Note, State of Alabama R