Twelve Letters of Correspondence Capt. WB Parker

Lot consists of twelve letters of correspondence from the family of Capt. W.B. Parker of Salem, MA. Mostly from the 1830s - 1850s. Many are to his son Phineas in Newburyport, MA.

Lot consists of twelve letters of correspondence from the family of Captain W.B. Parker of Salem, MA. The letters are from and to his children and date from the 1830/40s. All in fair condition.

Lot consists of twelve letters of correspondence from the estate of Captain W.B. Parker. Most are to his family and wife. All early to mid 1800s. All in fair to good condition. Captain Parker was a re

Lot consists of twelve letters of correspondence from the family of W.B. Parker of Salem, MA. Includes letter from his children and friends and business acquaintances. Early 19th C. in fair to good co

Lot consists of 8 letters of correspondence from the Estate of Capt. W.B. Parker of Salem, Ma. These letters are addressed to different family members, mostly in Massachusetts

Lot consist of letters of correspondence from the estate of Capt. W.B. Parker of Salem, MA. Mostly mid 19th Century, at least one is dated 1861. All in fair conditon.

The lot consists of 8 letters of correspondence from the Estate of Capt. William B. Parker of Salem, MA. Most are from the 1830's and 1840's. All in fair condition. Capt. W.B. Parker was a sea captain

The lot consists 9 Letters of Correspondence from W.B. Parker Estate, Salem MA. Most are 1840s and 1850s, One or two are from the 1820s, Fair condition

Lot consists of 8 letters of correspondence from the estate of Captain W.B. Parker, Salem MA from the 1850's and 60's. All in fair condition. Interesting lot.

Lot consists of 7 letters of correspondence from the estate of Captain W.B. Parker from Salem, MA circa 1850's. Fair condition.

Lot of ten letters from the Captain W.B. Parker estate from the 1830s Lot consists letters with postage from estate of Captain William B. Parker. Most of the letters are from his children and his wife

Lot of misc letters addressed to Judge William Worthington including correspondence from W.B Burnet, The Longworth Estate, The Art Joinery Co, and the Tiffany Class Company. Overall good condition. S

Melvin E. Colecord was a ship's captain from the early to late 19th C. Lot consists of correspondence to Capt. Colecord of Stockon Springs, Maine. Some is shipping related and some are letters to the

Most of the letters are from the 1830s and are to family members such as Phineas Parker a Newburyport lawyer and the Captain's son. Other are addressed to sister and family. All are legible and some h

A collection of Civil War letters of John Porter Glass, Captain of Company A 5th Regiment, Excelsior Brigade and to his son William R. Glass containing descriptions of military life andactivities. Det

A REPUBLIC OF TEXAS ERA SANTA ANNA CONTENTS LETTER CORRESPONDENCE, GENERALS NICOLAS BRAVO TO FRANCISCO PIZARRO, MATAMOROS, MARCH 9, 1837, ink manuscript on wove paper, addressed to General Francisco P

Early unsigned David Yurman Brutalist necklace with large pendant. Accompanied by personal letter correspondence directly with David Yurman. One letter states, "Dear Florence, It was very excitin

Length: 31cm Width: 24cm

to his wife, a fine look into civil war life as Captain of the Steamer Benton and Gunboat Conestoga, 1861 and 1862.

Richard Cobden. An extensive collection of letters and correspondence dated from 1850-1856, relating to the Peace society from Richard Cobden to various recipients including Henry Richard, Together wi

to his father, some great civil war content and insight to life of the Captain (later Lt. Commander).

John Bright. A collection of letters and correspondence from. 1854-1886 relating to the Peace Society from John Bright, British Radical Liberal politician With Richard Cobden, the founder of the Anti-

A collection of 200 + letters and correspondence relating to the 1850 Peace society, seeking signatures for a petition from Members of parliament, signatures and letters including William Peel, A Snel

Autographs Sons of Liberty Member's Secret Letter of Correspondence William Palfrey has Informed Joseph Palmer that a British Tea Ship has Docked at Philadelphia and has been Allowed Only Six Hours to