CATEGORIES
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- History
- Catherine
the Great
(1729-1796)., Empress of Russia. Manuscript Document
Signed, in Cyrillic script, 1783, St. Petersburg, being an
Imperial decree appointing a physician to the Court. $2,200.00
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- John
Hancock
A Classic,
Bold Signature as President of the Continental Congress.This
is a very fine piece. $3,250.00
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- Sam
Houston
President
of the Texas Republic, Choice Free Frank Signature. $1,050.00
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- Queen
Isabella & King Ferdinand of Spain Incredibly Rare and
Historic Document Signed from 1492 during the Voyage of Christopher
Columbus.
$21,500.00
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- Laura
Keene The
Actress who Cradled Abraham Lincoln at Ford's Theater Extraordinarily
Rare Letter. $4,995.00
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- Helen
Keller
A Vintage
War-Dated Signed Portrait. $1,200.00
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- Anna
Leonowens
The "I"
in Rodgers and Hammerstein's
The King and I. Scarce 1875 Autograph Letter Signed.
$2,100.00
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- Austin
Moses
The "Founder of Texas" discusses his mining interests
in this Exceptionally Rare Autograph Letter Signed $5,950.00
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- General
William Moultrie Requesting
funds to raise an army, hero of the American Revolution issues
a military dispatch to the Governor of South Carolina in this
Rare 1778 War-Dated Document Signed. $1,850.00
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- Eliot
Ness
(1903-1957). Famed
American crime fighter who led a nine man team known as "The
Untouchables" (1929-1933).
- Very Scarce
Typed Letter Signed, d. 1937 dealing with police matters. $SOLD
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- Admiral
Chester W. Nimitz An Oversized 10.5 in. by 12.5 in. Historic Signed
Photograph of
the Japanese Surrender; Signed and Inscribed with the same pen
Nimitz used to sign the surrender documents; includes original
teak decking from the U.S.S. Missouri. $2,650.00
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- John
D. Sloat
(1781-1867). US
Naval Officer and Military Commander of California. Claimed California
for the United States at the outbreak of the Mexican-American
War (1846). Partly-printed Document Signed, being a receipt
for pay, payable United States Navy Yard, New York, December
1, 1851, $254.58. Boldly Signed, "John D. Sloat".
$350.00
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- William
Tilghman
(1854-1924). American
frontiersman, gunslinger,
- U.S. Marshall,
Deputy Sheriff under Bat Masterson. Part owner of the famed Crystal
Palace in Dodge City. Only Major Lawman from the Old West Shot
& Killed in the Line of Duty. Rare Autograph Letter Signed,
as Sheriff, Lincoln County, Oklahoma, d. March 30, 1903,
to his second wife. $5,500.00
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- Booker
T. Washington (1856-1915). American Educator & African American
Civil Rights Leader; Establish the Tuskeegee Institute (1881),
a teaching college for blacks. Bold Signature trimmed
from a letter. $350.00
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- Brigham
Young
A Bold
Signature from the Mormon Leader and Governor of Utah.
$850.00
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