New Orleans Slave Market Bills of Sale Illustrate

New Orleans Slave Market Bills of Sale Illustrate Internal Slave Trade [SLAVERY.] Two Manuscript Bills of Sale for slaves sold in New Orleans 1856, 1861. 7 pp., 8.5? x 14?. The second is a copy certif

Original manuscript bill of sale for a 26-year-old enslaved woman named Tisha and her two children: Mary (5 years old) and Simon (3 years old). The bill is signed on June 20th, 1844 in Desoto Parish,

Slavery Bill of Sale from Antebellum New Orleans for "Alfred, an orphan boy, aged about seven years" A legal document from antebellum New Orleans recording details about the sale of a 7-year-old slave

Misc series numbers, Lincoln visiting camp, Lincoln and family portrait, his last reception, proclamation read to slaves, Apotheosis of Lincoln, Lincoln at New Orleans slave market, studying by fireli

Painting, oil on masonite, "Slave Market, New Orleans", signed Larry Edwardson, 18" by 23.75"

ATTRIBUTED TO JEAN ANTOINE "WATTEAU" DRAWING. PROVENANCE: THE GLADE GALLERY, NEW ORLEANS, LA., WITH ORIGINAL BILL OF SALE. Height: 14 & 10 1/2 in. by Width: 11 & 8 in.

1836 Slave bill of sale - Andrew Bruce, Maryland. Frame size H 21" W 15-3/8" paper size H 6-1/2" W 7-1/4". Please copy and paste the following link below for high-res images. Copy and paste this link

Henry Dunn [original slave bill of sale] "Single handwritten sheet. Text in full: ""M. William Griffiths. Bo[ught of Donaldson Forbes [and] Grant Stewart. 1801 March 1st.  A New Negro Boy. 110 lbs.

Northern Bill of Sale for a Slave, Purchased by Future NJ Governor 1p, measuring 8" x 12", Somerset, New Jersey, dated June 15, 1807. A bill of sale for a slave between Jocham Quick and future New Jer

Bill Hemmerling's "Buddy Bolden Band" is printed on archival. The print is unsigned, but numbered 633/900 and measures 34" x 25". Hemmerling catapulted into the first ranks of collectibility since he

4" x 2.75" CDV depicting slave children Rebecca, Charley & Rosa from New Orleans, by Kimball, N.Y. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1863 by P. Bacon, proceeds from sales devoted to th

New Orleans Market Rococo Revival Mahogany Half-Tester Bed third quarter 19th century, school of Francois Seignouret and/or Prudent Mallard, the serpentine tester with a floral basket crest, raised on

New Orleans Market Rosewood Full-Tester Bed third quarter 19th century, the cove-molded tester frame with pleated sunburst upholstery, and supported by cluster-column posts, the paneled headboard with

New Orleans Market Rosewood Tester Bed, Attributed to the Warerooms of the Firm of William and/or James McCracken third quarter 19th century, the beaded and arched tester supported by four tapering cl

Antebellum New Orleans Market Walnut Tester Bed, mid-19th century, the projecting cyma-molded cornice raised on tapering posts with chamfered corners, supporting a paneled headboard with a shell- and

Antebellum New Orleans Market Rosewood Triple-Section Armoire third quarter 19th century, attributed to the New Orleans warerooms of William and James McCracken, in the transitional Late Classical int

New Orleans Market Mahogany Armoire, Attributed to the Warerooms of Prudent Mallard third quarter 19th century, the beaded, molded cornice over a single mirrored door framed by cyma moldings, the corn

Carte de Visite, titled, “Our Protection, ROSA, CHARLEY, REBECCA, Slave Childre from New Orleans,” and backmarked Chas. Paxson, New York.

Antebellum New Orleans Market Rococo Revival Rosewood Half-Tester Bed, third quarter 19th century, attributed to the warerooms of Prudent Mallard, the serpentine arched tester with a conforming foliat

American Rococo Mahogany Full Tester Bed, mid 19th century, of the type crafted for the antebellum New Orleans market, the projecting cyma-molded cornice on tapered octagonal column posts supporting a

Prudent Mallard (American 1809-1879), Victorian era New Orleans market Rococo Revival walnut and mahogany poster bed, third quarter 19th century, having a serpentine half tester and headboard with fol

American Rococo Rosewood Full Tester Bed, mid 19th c., of the type crafted for the antebellum New Orleans market, the projecting ogee cornice on tapered cluster column posts supporting a paneled headb

TWO SMALL STUDIO CABINET CARD PHOTOSAmerican, late 19th century. One of three New Orleans slave children, Rebecca, Charley & Rosa - notation to verso dated 1864. Together with portrait photo of Native

American Rococo Revival Mahogany Dressing Table, of the type produced for the New Orleans market, the ovoid looking glass on a wishbone support, the serpentine marble top over a conforming drawer, rai