Treasury Secretary Albert Gallatin Signs Receipt for Loan of 1800

A GROUP OF SIGNED LETTERS, DOCUMENTS, AND AN ENGRAVING, VARIOUS PROMINENT FIGURES, INCLUDING SECRETARY OF TREASURY ALBERT GALLATIN, SECRETARY OF TREASURY OLIVER WOLCOTT AND SOLDIER, STATESMAN AND FORM

for 1932, 100 year anniversary, various scenes, burgundy, 10.5"....Albert Gallatin, Secretary of Treasury under Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, declared his intention to establish "in this immense

Matted Antique Early 19th Century Albert Gallatin, Secretary of the Treasury 1801-1814, New York University Certified Letter. Letter details the desire to create a national university in New York City

Albert Gallatin Superb LS Re: Marblehead & Benjamin Lincoln; With Bonus Free Frank! A 1p letter signed by U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Albert Gallatin (1761-1849), as " -- Albert Gallatin" at lo

Albert Gallatin (1761-1849) Politician. Gallatin served as a Congressman, Senator, United States Ambassador and was the longest-serving United States Secretary of the Treasury. In 1831, he helped foun

(1761 - 1849) United States Secretary of the Treasury under President Thomas Jefferson, and a peace negotiator after the War of 1812. Franked signature on a folded address leaf, 8.5 x 4 in., 'Treasury

Provenace: Property of Albert Gallatin, New York; measures 5" in height, with fine detail incised decoration

LS signed “A. Hamilton,” one page, 7.25 x 8.5, June 8, 1792. Treasury Department circular letter, in part: "I herewith send you a copy of a Circular letter which I have this day written to

[Americana] [Shays's Rebellion] Partially-printed Commonwealth of Massachusetts Treasury Loan Certificate A very rare loan certificate issued to pay for the suppression of Shays's Rebellion

Provenace: Albert Gallatin Estate of New York; 19th cen, measures 10.5" in height, with six character incised mark

Albert Gallatin (1882 - 1952) Original Abstract Painting Medium: Oil On Canvas Measures: 18 x 24 inches Signed lower right Provenance: Lovisco Gallery stamped verso

Albert Eugene Gallatin (American: 1882 - 1952) abstract composition oil painting on canvas board. Signed to lower left. Circa: 1930/1940s. Measures: 12" W x 16" H + 1" Frame. From a Bal Harbor estate.

Provenace: Property of Albert Gallatin, New York; 6th cen b.c. original owner purchased in 1964/5/16; measures 5.5" in height for the bronze

Provenace: Property of Albert Gallatin, New York; on silk, framed, measures 12" by 20"

Provenace: Albert Gallatin Estate of New York; 18/19th cen, scenes of qing court officer drinking and playing; measures 6" in height

Provenace: Albert Gallatin Estate of New York; 19th cen, with leaf mark, vase decorated in iron red glaze, measures 10.5" in height, scholar and landscape scene, beautifuly painted

Provenace: Albert Gallatin Estate of New York; 20th cen, measures 8.5" in diameter

Letter dated May 18, 1801. Letter from President Thomas Jefferson secetary of the Treasury Albert Gallitan

Albert Eugene Gallatin (1882-1952): No. 10 Oil on canvas, 1950, signed 'A.E. Gallatin' and dated on the reverse, with label from Zabriskie Gallery, NY. 20 x 24 in., 26 x 30 in. (frame). The Estate of

Prince Albert Tin Sign. Depicting Joseph Nez Perce. Compliments of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco CO. Professionally restored condition. 19 X 25 inches image only.

Fine Georgian Mahogany Miniature Secretary Bookcase, c.1800, the top with molded cornice over a pair of hinged glazed doors with arched mullions, the lower part with four graduated long drawers, on a

Secretary of Treasury Alexander Hamilton Signed letter, dated 1790. Part of a large matted and framed presentation that includes the sepia ink letter in Hamilton's hand, accompanied by a plaque and a

rate 9, 30" x 60" x 10", Double Sided Porcelain Neon sign on the original can w/ Bull Nose. Clean Porcelain is marked by a Maker out of St. Louis, Lights up and works good, cool sign, TAC #040863

Antique Federal Era handwritten letter, bearing the signature of Alexander Hamilton (c. 1755-1804), first Secretary of the Treasury of the United States (1789-1795) and an important and influential me