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Several Hair Strands from William Henry Harrison Cut On Deathbed With John Quincy Adams family Provenance Five strands of hair belonging to President Harrison, measuring between 1” to 1.5”

J. Q. Adams Exceptional Signed Contract for Family Tomb ADAMS, JOHN QUINCY. Manuscript Document Signed, "J. Q. Adams," 1p front and verso, 8.5” x 13.25”, Boston, October 2, 1827. Additionally sign

John Quincy Adams (1767-1848) 6th President. 8” x 9 ¾” letter signed, Department of State, Patent Office, November 16, 1824, a letter from William P. Elliot to W. David Treadwell rega

(John Quincy Adams), Letters of John Quincy Adams to his Son on The Bible and Its Teachings, 1850, later printing (first published 2 years prior), James M. Alden, Auburn, NY, hardcover, 12mo., origina

1829 John Quincy Adams Letters anti Confederacy Correspondence Union Americana John Quincy Adams served as the sixth President of the United States in the 1820s. During his presidency, he wrote hundre

Title: 1820 Niles Register Letters John Quincy Adams Spain Description: The "Niles' Weekly Register" for May 20, 1820, sixteen pages complete printed at Baltimore. The majority of the issue regards re

From JOHN QUINCY ADAMS to THOMAS WILSON, Esqr.,Cashier of the Bank of the U. States, Department of State, Washington, 12,Dec 1820. Dimensions: H 9" x W 7.75" Condition: Creased from folding

18th C. Italian Neoclassical inlaid 3-drawer chest, having elaborate inlay,50"l. x 35 1/2"h. x 21 5/8"d. Provenance: John Quincy Adams family.

Pair of early 19th C. Dutch marquetry chairs, 42" x 19". Provenance: John Quincy Adams family.

Pair of early 19th C. Italian Neoclassical armchairs, 25" x 21". Provenance: John Quincy Adams family.

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS FAMILY ESTATE: An eight-arm brass and crystal balloon shaped chandelier OWNED BY CHARLES F. ADAMS, JR. 34" dia. x 26 3/4" H. One arm is broken but otherwise very good condition.

1804 AMERICANA 1st ed John Quincy Adams American Foreign Policy Prussia Letters on Silesia “Try and fail, but don't fail to try.” ― John Quincy Adams ‘Letters on Silesia’ is a collection

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS FAMILY ESTATE: An antique French oak armoire with carved panel doors OWNED BY JOHN W. ADAMS. 56 1/2" W x 22" D x 102 3/4" H.

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS FAMILY ESTATE: An 18th century pine blanket chest with hinged top and one drawer OWNED BY JOHN W. ADAMS (WITH RESTORATION). 41 1/2" W x 18 1/8" D x 33 1/2" H. Very good antique condi

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS FAMILY ESTATE: An antique cherry drop leaf table OWNED BY JOHN Q. ADAMS. 19 5/8" W - 36 1/2" x 34" D x 28 5/8" H. Very good antique condition.

(ARTISTS.) Group of 4 Autograph Letters Signed: John Quincy Adams Ward * Felix Octavius Carr Darley (2) * Daniel Chester French. Together 7 pages, 8vo or 4to, Darley and French on personal stationery,

ALS signed "J. Q. Adams, Chairman of the Committee of Manufacturers," one page, 8 x 10, no date, but 1833. Letter to "Duff Green, Esqr., Printer to Congress," sent from the "Committee Room of the Comm

A signed letter from John Quincy Adams regarding Additional Consensus of Alabama. The letter was to Judge John Sherburne, US District Court for the New Hampshire between 1757-1830. Dated: 11/06/1822 L

[New England/School Books] 4 Titles (5 Vols). ++ LETTERS OF JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, TO HIS SON, ON THE BIBLE AND ITS TEACHINGS. Auburn: James M. Alden. 1850. 128pp, with pp[1]-[2] a blank leaf. 16mo. Orig

[John Quincy Adams 1767-1848] Secretarial letter, signed by Adams. 6th president of the United States. ALS dated August 10,1824, to William Tudor Esquire, Consul of the United States at Lima, from Joh

An early 19th century oak farm bench, from the family of President John Quincy Adams. 70 1/2" W x 7 5/8" D x 18" H. Good condition with some insect damage.

Mahogany tone drop leaf breakfast table with a turned leg from the family of President John Quincy Adams. 54" diameter x 29 3/4" H (open), 54" W x 22" D x 29 3/4" H (with leaves down)

Early 1900's JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Presidential Postcard #186 as Pictured. FREE SHIPPING!

ADAMS, JOHN QUINCY. Autograph Letter Signed, "J.Q. Adams," to George Stillman Hillard, declining an invitation to speak for the Boston Lyceum due to health problems. ½ page, 4to; remnants of moun