John Quincy Adams 'Adams and Liberty' Sewing Box from the 1828 Election, c. 1828.

"United States Telegraph...Extra", concerning the election of 1828; John Quincy Adams vs. Andrew Jackson, by Green and Jarvis. Washington, ca. 1828. 12 vo. Hardbound on paper boards with leather spine

Nile's Weekly Register, for October 11, 1828, printed at Baltimore, sixteen pages complete. Contet including returns for the election between John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson. Also brief from the

Land document dated May 20, 1828, signed on bottom by then president John Quincy Adams. Overall frame size approx. 26" x 15". Shows some wear with light soiling, creases, etc. Framed with photo engrav

Framed 26"x20" under UV plexiglass is John Quincy Adams' last State of the Union Address 1828 Broadside Printing. The National Intelligencer - Extra December 2, 1828 of wove stock printed in recto onl

John Quincy Adams Signed Indiana Land Deed A land deed signed by 6th U.S. President John Quincy Adams (1767-1848) as "J.Q. Adams" at lower right. Recorded at Washington, D.C. on February 22, 1828. The

One page, printed folio, broadside with header "Washington County Post Extra --- October 22nd, 1828 / Republican Nominations / For President John Quincy Adams. / For Vice-President / Richard Rush. / F

[Presidents] John Quincy Adams Land Grant Signed as President. One page, 15.25" x 9.75", City of Washington, August 20th, 1828. Granting Frederick Snellenberger 80 acres of land in the "Military Distr

[ADAMS, John Quincy (1767-1848)]. Valuation of Pews in the New Stone Meeting House in Quincy. Boston: Ezra Lincoln, [1828].  Approx. 8 1/4 x 13 in. partly-printed broadsheet (split and

A Iron Circular Wall Plaque from the Centennial Exposition, Philadelphia, 1876, Depicting the profile portraits of George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and John Quincy Adams, inscribed 'Proclaim Liberty

John Quincy Adams, (4) Important 19th c. pamphlets, Includes: 1) Correspondence Between John Quincy Adams, Esquire President of the United States, and Several Citizens of Massachusetts Concerning the

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.

George Washington: Lovely "Forget me not" Box in Form of a Gilt-edged Book. Made circa la

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

President John Quincy Adams Silhouette Artist: William H. Brown Print Type: Stone Lithograph Dated: 1844 Publisher: E. B & E

INCLUDING: HENRY CLAY AND MRS. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. BOTH IN GILT FRAMES. SIGHT VIEW OF HENRY CLAY 6 3/4" X 4 3/4". UPDATED 2023 Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefully

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.

Seven US Presidential Silver Medals, 1 ozt, 99.9 pure silver, includes: Washington, John Adams, Jefferson, J. Quincy Adams, Jackson, Madison and Monroe, original boxes and certs. CONDITION: Like new.

(lot of 7) Sterling silver sugar tongs, including: (1) English George IV tongs, c.1830, with shell ends, Edinburgh hallmarks, maker's mark AE, likely Adam Elder, (1) English George IV tongs, c.1828, L

(lot of 7) Sterling silver sugar tongs, including: (1) English George IV tongs, c.1830, with shell ends, Edinburgh hallmarks, maker's mark AE, likely Adam Elder, (1) English George IV tongs, c.1828, L

Federal Period c. 1800 Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher Titled "The Memory of WASHINGTON and the Proscribed PATRIOTS of AMERICA / Liberty, Virtue, Peace, Justice, and Equity to ALL Mankind." Sam

Dovetail box with hinged lid was made by Josiah A. Fenno from the wood a of cherry tree which once stood at the property of Charles Hardwick, Quincy. 2 7/8 x 10 1/4 x 5 inches. N.B. Provenance accompa

SIGNED ENGRAVING OF JOHN QUINCY ADAMS19th CenturyEngraved bust portrait of Adams signed in ink "John Quincy Adams" in upper margin. Together with an enameled brooch depicting a portrait of a woman.Fra

Martin Van Buren Biographical Sketch of John Quincy Adams from Unfinished Autobiography A section of Van Buren's unfinished autobiography addressing his high opinion of his political rival, John Quinc