Andrew H. Green Estate & Antiques Auction Session IV Andrew H. Green Memoribilia

Andrew H. Green and the Green family collection of 10 generations of 17th, 18th and 19th century ephemera, including Andrew H. Green's personal and related items of 110+ lots: very important autograph letters from U.S. presidents, e.g., letter of Thomas Jefferson to James Monroe, James Madison, Andrew Jackson, James Buchanan (then secretary of state); also an important letter regarding the first White House gardener, letters from Frederick Law Olmsted, architect/designer of Central Park, a number of Revoluntionary War period letters and documents, 50+ daggeureotypes, including several wonderful half-plates of Green Hill, a great half-plate of Andrew H. Green; 500+ books, including "Birds of California", a book dated 1592, along with many other 18th, 19th and 20th century books.

NOTE: there are over 10,000+ pieces of written material from 10 generations of the Green family including 17th, 18th and 19th century: several letters from prominent men of the early Republic, correspondence from the original incorporation of the Blackstone Canal including minutes of the first meeting charter proposal, etc.; two hand-written journals from Civil War soldiers (1860-64), letters of James Manning founder & president of Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island; eyewitness account of Student Riot at Brown University 1797; important letters to William E. Green, Esq. with statements reflecting personal views in regard to the War of 1812, Washington policies, etc, bank failures, etc. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: 597 lots in this auction -- all lots are now posted.

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Session IV Andrew H. Green Memorabilia

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Number of Items: 620

Lot 1. Andrew H. Green's Top Hat and photo of A.H.G with top hat. Andrew H Green's top hat, which is seen in many photographs of him, in which he is either holding it or wearing it. A.H.G is seen holding hat in photograph of sister Mary R.G. Knudsen and brother Martin Green. (Very Good) $250 - 350

Lot 2. Sterling silver loving cup J.B. Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia, three-handled, decorated in foliate and fruit motifs, engraved with Andrew Green's monogram symbol and the names of the following individuals: James E. Brown, A.N.C. Fowler, James Crosby Brown, James S. Jenkins, Harry B. Machoy, Wm. H. Sallmain, William Todd, Robt. H. Nichols, Prigen L. Seymour, R.ld. Worthington, A.L. Cleveland, C.H. George, George C. Hixon, and Dean B. Lyman. 41 troy oz. $3000 - 3500

Lot 3. Book: First edition copy of The Life and Public Services of Andrew H. Green. Book: First edition copy of The Life and Public Services of Andrew H. Green by John Foord Doubleday, Page & Co, NYC 1913. Photograph of Green, Rockwood Studios, NYC. (Very Good) $100 - 125

Lot 4. Andrew H. Green Medal Medal presented to A.H.G by American Scenic and Historic Society, in original box. (Very Good) $150 - 250

Lot 4A. Sterling silver public service medal awarded to Andrew H. Green dated May 10th 1883 to 1893. One side has a calendar dated 1893; the other side Public Service The World - 1893 1893 May 10th. The border is inscribed Andrew H. Green. (Very Good) $300 - 400

Lot 5. A.H.G Leather bond Shaving Kit Monogrammed A.H.G Shaving Kit in Leather bond case. (Very Good) $150 - 250

Lot 6. A.H.G Leather bond book: Manual of the Common Council of New York 1865. "Red Embossed-Leather Volume of A.H.Green's: Manual of the Common Council of New York 1865. Ciphers in gold leaf Andrew H. Green, Esq. Illustrated with colored lithographs, maps, and plates. History of New York City engravings, vital statistics. Ed. Jones printer." (Very Good) $700 - 750

Lot 7. Dagguerreotype of A.H.G of when he was a young man. Dagguerreotype of A.H.G when he was a young man. On of the earliest know photos of Andrew H. Green The photo was taken most likely in his teens. (Very Good) $250 - 350

Lot 8. Half plate Photograph Dagguerreotype in leather bond case of Andrew H. Green "Dagguerreotype of A.H.G showing portrait. Leather bond case with label pinned inside stating 'Andrew H. Green, about 1850, born Oct. 6, 1820. Making him around 30 years old at the time of the photo. (Very Good) $3000 - 5000

Lot 8A. Two Andrew Green photos $350 - 400

Lot 8B. Two photos of Niagara State Reservation Sepia and white $350 - 400

Lot 8C. Four black & white photographs 7 1/4" x 9 1/4" each dated February 1896. These photos were presented by the photographer V. Welch: 1. "Rustic Bridge at Willow Island by Moonlight", V. Welch. 2. American Fall 1896. 3. Weir Bridge 1896. 4. Shore Scene Willow Island, 1896 $350 - 400

Lot 8D. Three black & white mounted photographs 7 1/4" x 9 1/4" each dated Sept. 16, 1898: 1. State Reservation at Niagara. 2. Parapet Wall, Prospect Park. 3. Bridge to First Sister Island. Unidentified photographer $250 - 300

Lot 8E. Black & white photograph Boulder Bridge (West Side) at State Reservation at Niagara, 9 1/4" x 7 1/4", George Curtis $200 - 300

Lot 8F. Andrew Green's Personal Bible The New Testament, leather bound. A penciled note in the Bible was made by Mr. Green: "Finished Nov. 13, 1903" - he died on this date. Lot 9. Photograph of A.H.G 1902, and booklet:Official Report, The Father of Greater New York.""" "Photograph of A.H.G dated 1902 and booklet The Father of Greater New York, Official report of the presentation of Andrew Haswell Green of a Gold Medal commemorating the creation of the greater City of New York: with a brief biographical sketch. (Very Good) $100 - 125

Lot 10. 4 Booklets: Reports by A.H.G 4 Booklets, with 3 reports by A.H.G 1872-1875. 1 Report of Communication on law department from Board of Alderman Investigation into the Conduct of Andrew H. Green, 1875. (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 11. Dagguerreotype of A.H.G dated 1845. Dagguerreotype of A.H.G with a label date of 1845. Very early photo of Andrew H. Green He would have been 25 when photo was taken. (Very Good) $250 - 350

Lot 12. Early photograph of A.H.G on glass Early craig plate photograph of Andrew H. Green Circa 1868. (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 13. Early photograph of A.H.G on glass Early craig plate photograph of Andrew H. Green Circa 1868. (Good) $100 - 150

Lot 14. Book: The Greater N.Y. Charter by Honorable Andrew H. Green. Leather and cloth bound book. The Greater N.Y. Charter by Honorable Andrew H. Green. 1897 NYC. (Needs to be rebound. Fair condition.) $50 - 100

Lot 15. Grouping of A.H.G Photographs Grouping of five photographs showing A.H.G in different positions, both sitting and standing with his famous Top Hat in some. (Excellent) $250 - 300

Lot 16. Letter from John L. Cadwalader Letter from John L. Cadwalader discussing the loss of Andrew H. Green (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 17. A.H.G letters of pedigree Several letters of pedigree for A.H.G that were submitted to the Mayflower Society (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 18. Leather bound book: The Greater New York Charter. Leather bound book: The Greater New York Charter. Book inscribed: Hon. Andrew H. Green. (Binding has come off. Fair condition) $150 - 200

Lot 19. Photograph of A.H.G and booklet: Greater New York, Writings and Addresses. New York 1893. Inside cover: Friends of Hon. Andrew H. Green have caused to be printed this special and limited edition (200 copies) of his addresses, including portrait, as a token of appreciation of his labors in behalf of the Municipal Consolidation of the Greater New York. New York, January, 1893. (Very Good) $150 - 250

Lot 20. Photograph of A.H.G and booklet: New York of the Future. 1893 (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 21. Two Invitations to A.H.G One invitation addressed to Andrew H. Green requesting his attendance at the ceremonial laying of the corner stone of the new Custom House at Bowling Green in the City of New York. The second invitation requests Andrew H. Green and Lucy's attendance on the Steamboat General Slocum, for the Naval Review in New York Harbor. (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 22. Photographs and Dissertation booklet Two portrait photographs of A.H.G and a printed dissertation by George A. Mazaraki. (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 23. Two Photographs of A.H.G Two portrait photographs of A.H.G . (Very Good) $50 - 75

Lot 24. Two Photographs of A.H.G Photograph of Andrew H. Green Seated at his desk and one portrait. (Very Good) $75 - 100

Lot 25. Photograph of A.H.G Photograph of Andrew H. Green Standing in interior shot. Written on bottom of photo March 14th, 1902. (Very Good) $100 - 125

Lot 26. 4 Photographs of A.H.G "4 Photographs of Andrew H. Green Standing in interior shot, sitting, and two portraits. Circa 1868." (Very Good) $50 - 75

Lot 27. Photographs of A.H.G's home "Photographs are most likely taken at A.H.G's office at 214 Broadway, NYC. Two paintings and one photo shown in the interior shots are being sold during this estate auction. " (Very Good) $50 - 75

Lot 28. Collection of Memorabilia from A.H.G's funeral. "Collection of Memorabilia from A.H.G's Funeral and Memorial Services. Included are funeral address by Reverend Leighton at Brick Presbyterian Church Nov. 17, 1903. Copy of Andrew Haswell Green A Sketch, by Samuel Swett. Green 1904 Worcester." (Very Good) $200 - 250

Lot 29. Large Collection of A.H.G Letters and Notes Large lot of Sympathy Letter and Notes to Lucy and Mary Green in regards to A.H.G's death. Also included are collection of letters from A.H.G to his father William E. Green 1830-1865. (Very Good) $500 - 600

Lot 30. Large Lot of Letters to A.H.G Large collection of letters corresponding to A.H.G from his siblings, and Plimpton family letters to A.H.G as well. (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 31. Self Portrait of A.H.G, ink & wash 1839. Self Portrait of A.H.G done in 1839, ink & wash with image on reverse as well. (Very Good) $175 - 225

Lot 32. 7 Photographstaken at Niagara Falls 7 Mounted Photographs taken of A.H.G in 1894 at Niagara Falls, NY. 9-1/4 x 7. (Very Good) $350 - 400 Lot 33. Letter of A.H.G dated 1847 Letter from A.H.G dated 1847 from Niagara Falls to his Father William E. Green. Hand canceled stamp on address section of sheet. (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 34. Mounted Photograph of A.H.G at his office Photograph of A.H.G taken Circa 1902 in his office in NYC on Broadway. (Very Good) $150 - 175

Lot 35. Mounted Photograph of A.H.G taken at Rockwood Studios. Biograhpy of Andrew H. Green Mounted Photograph of A.H.G taken at Rockwood Studios on Broadway in NYC. Biography Andrew H. Green As it appears in the book of enduring names at the town hall of NYC. (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 36. Acknowledgment to the heirs of Andrew H. Green "Acknowledgment to the heirs of A.H.G from the City of Worcester, MA for the contribution towards the city's purchase of Green Hill November 6, 1905. " (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 37. Newspaper Newspaper Front Page War Against Comptroller Green. Cover Illustration on the Free Lance news paper. Per.Vol. 1 No. 6. 29 May 1875. (Very Good) $250 - 350

Lot 38. "Success magazine cover, Andrew H. Green" "On the Cover of Success Magazine, Hon. Andrew H. Green. August 5th, 1899 NYC." (Very Good) $350 - 450

Lot 39. Photograph of A.H.G Photograph of Hon. Andrew H. Green's Funeral (unidentified periodical and photographer. (Very Good) $100 - 125

Lot 40. Photograph of A.H.G "Photograph of A.H.G taken from a copy of Review of Reviews magazine article on A.H.G April, 1892." (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 41. Photograph of A.H.G "Photograph of A.H.G taken from a copy of Review of Reviews magazine article on A.H.G April, 1892." (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 42. Photograph of A.H.G "Copy of a photograph used in New York Times Sunday Magazine supplement. Dated March 7, 1897." (Very Good) $150 - 250

Lot 43. Photograph of A.H.G "Copy of a photograph used in New York Times Sunday Magazine supplement. Dated March 7, 1897." (Very Good) $150 - 250

Lot 44. Article on A.H.G "Article from the Daily Graphic NY November 24, 1875. Article entitled The Breaking of the Ring." (Very Good) $300 - 350

Lot 45. Article on A.H.G "Article from the Daily Graphic NY November 24, 1875. Article entitled The Breaking of the Ring." (Very Good) $300 - 350

Lot 46. Article on A.H.G "Article from the Daily Graphic NY May 22, 1873. Article entitled Sketch of the Comptroller Green." (Very Good) $200 - 250

Lot 47. Article on A.H.G "Article from the front page of the New York Herald Nov. 14, 1903. Headline Andrew H. Green, His Murderer and Scene of Tragedy. The account of the shooting of A.H.G on the early afternoon of November 13, 1903." (Very Good) $400 - 450

Lot 48. Article on A.H.G "Article from the front page of the New York Herald Feb. 28, 1904. Article Green Memorial to be a Great gate of Honor to Central Park. Article with two illustrations of the proposed memorial from designs of Albert Randolph Ross, Architect." (Very Good) $250 - 300

Lot 49. Article on A.H.G "Article from the front page of the New York Herald Feb. 28, 1904. Article Green Memorial to be a Great gate of Honor to Central Park. Article with two illustrations of the proposed memorial from designs of Albert Randolph Ross, Architect." (Very Good) $250 - 300

Lot 50. Article on A.H.G "Article from the Daily Graphic NY November 24, 1875. Article entitled The Breaking of the Ring. Full page article." (Very Good) $350 - 450

Lot 51. Article on A.H.G "Article from the Daily Graphic NY January 14, 1875. Full page Illustration How Comptroller Green Guards the Treasury." (Very Good) $500 - 600

Lot 52. Article on A.H.G "Full Page article from the New York Sunday News dated March 23, 1902. Article entitled The Father of New York and his important work for its betterment.""" (Very Good) $250 - 300

Lot 53. Illustration for Grand Drive at Central Park Two page Illustration of The Gran Drive at Central Park from art supplement to Appletons' Journal Circa 1869. (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 54. Certificate Honoring A.H.G "Certificate honoring Andrew H. Green Life member citation to Andrew H. Green from New York Zological Society June 1, 1898. Embossed with raised seal of society est. 1895 printed for Tiffany & Co." (Very Good) $400 - 500

Lot 55. Certificate Honoring A.H.G Beautifully engraved citation from the New York Board of Education to board President Andrew H. Green 1857 (Very Good) $400 - 500

Lot 56. Certificate Honoring A.H.G "The official Commissioner's Appointment to Andrew H. Green by the State of New York and signed by Governor David B. Hill May, 9, 1890. Official gold foil seal of the state of New York. " (Very Good) $650 - 750 Lot 57. Certificate Honoring A.H.G "Award presented to Honorable A.H.G in appreciative recognition for His Long Continued Intelligent and Effective Labors in the Preservation and Improvement of the State Park at Niagara. Nov. 16, 1898. With Resolution to Rename Bath Island at Niagara Falls to Green Island.""" (Very Good) $600 - 650

Lot 58. Certificate Honoring A.H.G "New York Board of Education Citation Award to Andrew H. Green. December 30, 1858. " (Very Good) $400 - 450

Lot 59. Certificate Honoring A.H.G "Memorial Citation from the Empire State Society of the Sons of the American Revolution to posthumus member Andrew Haswell Green. Signed by Walter S. Logan President. December 4, 1904." (Very Good) $500 - 600

Lot 60. Ink Well of A.H.G "Ivory tusk ink well. Ink well has gut panels, glass insert, and a marked sterling silver cover. The case is elephant tusk with silver initials Andrew H. Green" (Excellent) $800 - 1000

Lot 61. Gold Watch Fob A.H.G's gold watch fob. Not marked but most likely 14K gold. Marked with the initials Andrew H. Green (Excellent) $350 - 500

Lot 62. "Cufflinks, initialed A.H.G" Pair of A.H.G's studded cufflinks bearing his initials Andrew H. Green Cufflinks have family coat of arms and are in a Tiffany & Co. case. (Excellent) $350 - 500

Lot 63. Group of Bass Buttons Group of Brass Buttons belonging to Andrew H. Green Most likely Circa 1860. (Excellent) $150 - 250

Lot 63A. W.H.G. family crest seal intaglio "with stag", jasper stone (Very good condition)

Lot 63B. Two fraternal pins one with a wolf's head is inscribed "N.W. Green '94", stamped Tiffany & Co. 18k gold; the large pin gold unmarked $150 - 250

Lot 64. Tuxedo of A.H.G "Tuxedo of A.H.G with original receipt. Receipt dated 1847. Tuxedo was purchased at John M. Davies & Jones, located at 106, William St. New York. Original price for Tuxedo & Vest in 1847 was $21.00." (Excellent) $600 - 800

Lot 65. "5 item lot, included letters from Oliver B. Green, Lucy M. Green, Mary M. Green. A Souvenir album of Niagara Falls. " "Included in this 5 items lot is 3 letters from Oliver B. Green, Lucy M. Green, and Mary M. Green. Also included is a Souvenir Album of sepia toned views of Niagara Falls. The 16th Annual Report from the Commissioner of State Reservation at Niagara." (Very Good) $50 - 75

Lot 66. "4 Item lot, Including a Citation, Annual report, and a note of sympathy" "Included in this 4 item lot is a memorial citation from the Trustees of The America Scenic and Historic Preservation Society, presented to the family of Hon. Andrew H. Green, singed by the trustees of the society. Also included is a note of sympathy and letter from the society. A copy of the 9th annual report of the society is included with this lot. " (Excellent) $500 - 600

Lot 67. Book: The Causes pf the Decay of Christian Piety. 1667 Book belonging to Andrew H. Green The Causes of the Decay of Christian Piety. Book was printed in London in 1667. ("Very Good. Top cover separated from binding, pages in very good shape. ") $200 - 300

Lot 68. "5 Item lot, included are photographs, and autotype copies." "Included in this 5 item lot is a photograph of Professor John C. Draper, M.D. L.L.D; and later photograph of Dr. John W. Draper. Also included is 2 autotype copies of The earliest Sun Picture of The Human Face. The original photo was taken by Professor John W. Draper. The subject is his sister Dorothy Catherine Draper. Another photograph of Dorothy C. Draper, 1893." (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 69. Medal awarded to A.H.G "Medal awarded to Andrew H. Green Medal is marked Municipal Committee, on the pin. The medal itself is marked Reception of Admiral Dewey by the City of New York 1899.""" (Very Good) $200 - 300

Lot 70. Large Cloth Campaign Sign for Anderw H. Green "Large Cloth Campaign sign for Andrew H. Green. Sign says Reform Ticket, Independent Citizen's Committee, Mayor, Andrew H. Green. Circa 1890's" ("Very Good, with some pencil outlines and some fraying at border. ") $500 - 700

Lot 71. Large Cloth Campaign Sign for Anderw H. Green "Large Cloth Campaign sign for Andrew H. Green. Sign says Reform Ticket, Independent Citizen's Committee, Mayor, Andrew H. Green. Circa 1890's" ("Very Good, with some stains and some fraying at border. ") $500 - 700

Lot 72. Leather bound book: Essay on Rhetoric from Dr. Blair's Lectures. Leather bound book: Essay on Rhetoric from Dr. Blair's Lectures. Printed in Boston MDCCLXXXIX 1789. Book was owned by Mrs. John Green (Good. Foxing & Back Leaf Torn.) $100 - 150

Lot 73. "Lot of Photographs, and copies of Andrew H. Green" "Lot of photographs of A.H.G and several copies of a portrait photos. Also included is a booklet entitled Andrew Haswell Green, A Sketch, by Samuel Swett Green. Worcester, MA 1904." (Very Good) $50 - 75

Lot 74. "Lot of 9 items, Personal Pocket Notebooks of A.H.G" Lot includes 9 Personal Pocket Notebooks belonging to Andrew H. Green Six notebooks are from the years 1852-1857. The other notebooks are from various years in the 1880's and 1897. (Very Good) $300 - 350

Lot 75. Book: New York in Bondage by Hon. John D. Townsend. "Book: New York in Bondage by Hon. John D. Townsend, New York 1901. First Edition. Printed for Subscribers. Dedicated To all who ever favor pure municipal government, this book is respectfully dedicated by the author. Book belonged to Andrew H. Green" (Excellent) $150 - 200 Lot 76. "Book: First edition copy of Political Crime the History of the Great Fraud. A.M. Gibson, NY 1885." "Book: First edition copy of Political Crime the History of the Great Fraud. A.M. Gibson, NY 1885. An examination of the election of Nov. 1826 investigations into illegal practices including fraud, perjuries & forgeries." (Excellent) $100 - 150

Lot 77. Lot of Central Park related correspondence. "Lot of Central Park, NYC related correspondence. Report form the Comptroller A.H.G 1868. Personal notebook of A.H.G 1860. Letter from NYC Parks Department board expressing their grief over the death of Andrew H. Green " (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 78. Letters of A.H.G 1835-1850. Letters of A.H.G to his father and other family members from 1835-1850. Total of 31 Letters. (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 79. "Photographs of A.H.G, letters, and booklet." "Large lot of 11 photographs of Andrew H. Green Also included is a booklet entitled Andrew Haswell Green, A Sketch by Samuel S. Green 1904. A printed letter of The preservation of historic city hall of NY. The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record. Invitation to the NYC memorial services for Andrew H. Green" (Very Good) $200 - 300

Lot 80. Lot of A.H.G related correspondence "Lot of A.H.G related correspondence at the time of his death Nov. 13, 1903. Photograph of A.H.G Turning the first sod for the North River Bridge. Also included is a newspaper article from New York Herald Tribune May 16, 1929. A.H.G memorial in Central Park Granite Bench.""" (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 81. Lot of booklets and letters Lot contains early pamphlets and notes of sympathy pm A.H.G's death. Items relating to The American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society. Copies of annual reports. Letters of correspondence from the family of A.H.G and matters in regard to the A.H.G memorial fund. (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 82. Box lot of A.H.G legal documents. "Box lot of A.H.G legal documents, including copies of will and various miscellaneous papers related to his estate" (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 83. Lot related to A.H.G's campaign for mayor. "This lot contains pamphlets, photographs, and items related to A.H.G's run for mayor." (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 84. "Booklets: Progressive Reform, as illustrated in the Public Services of Andrew H. Green." "Lot containing booklet Progressive Reform, as illustrated in the public services of Andrew H. Green. Booklet is dated August 19, 1876. Several copies contained in lot." (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 85. Campaign Booklets for Andrew H. Green "Large lot of Campaign booklets for A.H.G's run for Mayor. October 21, 1876. 22 copies." (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 86. Booklets: A Three Year's Struggle with Municipal Misrule. "Lot of several booklets: A Three Year's Struggle with Municipal Misrule, Report of Andrew H. Green, Comptroller, in Response to certain resolutions of the board of Alderman, February 18, 1875." (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 87. Booklets: Municipal Debt of the City of New York. "Booklet: Municipal Debt of the City of New York, Communication from Andrew H. Green to WM. A. Booth, Esq. And others. October 13th, 1874." (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 88. Booklets: A Year's Record of a Reformer as Comptroller of New York City. "Booklets: A Year's Record of a Reformer as Comptroller of New York City, A brief review of the financial administration of Hon. Andrew H. Green. New York 1872." (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 89. Booklets: A Year's Record of a Reformer as Comptroller of New York City. "Booklets: A Year's Record of a Reformer as Comptroller of New York City, A brief review of the financial administration of Hon. Andrew H. Green. New York 1872-1875." (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 90. Lot of written tributes to Andrew H. Green "Lot of tributes to A.H.G from NY Juvenile Asylum, NYC Department of Finance, NY Homeopathic Medical College & Hospital. Also included is the funeral address November 17,1903. Four copies of Memorial Minute on the Death of Andrew H. Green.""" (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 91. "Book: The Life of Samuel J. Tilden, W.M. Cornell, LLD Boston, 1876. Newspaper clippings" "Book: The Life of Samuel J. Tilden, W.M. Cornell, LLD Boston, 1876. Newspaper clippings on obituary, will, and The Tilden Trust of Samuel Tilden. Also a memo from A.H.G to Samuel Tilden 1856." (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 92. "Book: First Annual Report of the Board Commissioners of the Department of Public Parks, NY." "Book: First Annual Report of the Board Commissioners of the Department of Public Parks, NY for the year ending May 1, 1871. New York, William C Bryant 1871. Sam F. Green 1881 written on inside cover. " (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 93. Green Family Letters. Large Lot. Large Lot of Green Family letters to A.H.G (Very Good) $250 - 300

Lot 94. 3 Photographs of Andrew H. Green "3 Photographs of A.H.G seated in chair at desk. Taken at Rockwood Studios, NYC." (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 95. 3 Photographs of Andrew H. Green "3 Photographs of A.H.G One with him seated in chair at desk. Two portraits. Photographs taken at Rockwood Sudio, NYC." (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 96. 3 Photographs of Andrew H. Green "3 Photographs of A.H.G One with him seated in chair at desk. Two portraits. Photographs taken at Rockwood Studios, NYC." (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 97. 3 Photographs of Andrew H. Green "3 Photographs of A.H.G seated in chair at desk. Photographs taken at Rockwood Studios, NYC." (Very Good) $100 - 150 Lot 98. Lot of letters in regards to the A.H.G Memorial Association. Lot of several letters in regards to the A.H.G Memorial Association. Some addressed to Lucy M. Green. Circa 1905. (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 99. European travel maps, 19th c. lot Lot of 5 European travel maps, mid 19th century, folding into hardcovers-- "The Tourist's Map of Scotland," Glasgow, Thomas Murray & Son; "Bacon's Plan of Liverpool from the Ordnance Survey," G. W. Bacon & Co., hand-colored, tear on one fold; "Plan of Edinburgh & Leith with Suburbs, from Ordnance and Actual Surveys constructed for the Post Office Directory," by John Bartholomew, 1877, some old stains; "Stanford's Tourist's Map of the Isle of Wight," hand-colored, mild toning; "Paris et ses environs dans un rayon," Paris, Logerot, hand-colored, tears on some folds. $100 - 200

Lot 100. "Photograph Book: Photographic Views Edinburgh, A. Burns." "Photograph book: Photographic views, Edinburgh, A. Burns. Various scenic shots." (Very Good. Some small stains.) $100 - 125

Lot 101. Railroad & ferry pases, 1852-3 lot Lot of 4 early railroad and ferry passes-- 1) Troy and Boston Rail-Road, assigned to A. G. Green (sic), October 7, 1852. 2) New York and Harlem Rail Road Co., Chatham to New York, July 5, 1852, signed Martin Green. 3) Western Vermont Railroad, to Andrew H. Green, from Rutland to Bennington, March 18, 1853. 4) Wall Street Ferry Co., to Andrew H. Green and Family and Carriage until May 1, 1854, signed Henry B. Darnford. Light general wear to lot. $100 - 200

Lot 102. Large Lot of Newspaper Clippings Large lot of A.H.G Newspaper Clippings. Circa 1900. (Fair) $75 - 100

Lot 103. Large Lot of Photographs "Large lot of photographs from England, Scotland and Ireland. These from A.H.G's trip to England & Europe with his brother-in-law Carl Knudson. " (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 104. Lot of Photographs: Friends of Andrew H. Green "Lot of Photographs of A.H.G's friends. Included are Photographs of Samuel May, Reverend George Deshaw, Minister Wu, Hon. Daniel F Tiemaun, Katie Spencer. Total of 9 Photographs. " (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 105. Lot of 3 items from A.H.G trip to Ireland & England Lot of three items from A.H.G's travel to Ireland & England. Folded paper map of Bradshaw's map of Great Britian 1872 showing railways completed and in progress. Portfolio of postcards The Lakes of Killarney. Souvenir book of Lakes of Killarney & Glen Gariff T. Nelson & Sons 1893. Inscribed in the inside front page is Presented to Andrew H. Green. (Very Good) $100 - 125

Lot 106. 4 Notebooks from A.H.G & Carl Knudson's travels to abroad. "Lot of 4 Notebooks from A.H.G & Carl Knudson's travels aboard 1868. Notebooks dated from August 5 -October 7th, 1868." (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 107. J. Cadwalader letter to A. H. Green Autograph letter of John L. Cadwalader to Andrew H. Green, February 26, ---“My dear Mr. Green,You seemed interested the other day in some of the autographs with little collection & I send you with my kind regards and good wishes a few which are of some interest notably two of Jefferson—one of Madison—two of Jackson—in your political line-- & one or two others. Believe me—my dear Mr. Green—Always faithfully, John L. Cadwalader.” Single fold, measures 7”H x 4 ½”W, with envelope, clean paper and bright ink. $400 - 600

Lot 108. T. Jefferson letter to Pres. J. Monroe, 1820 T. Jefferson letter to Pres. J. Monroe, 1820 Autograph letter of Thomas Jefferson to James Monroe, President of the United States, Monticello, January 16, 1820— “What can I do, my dear friend, with such letters as the inclosed, but forward them to you? And the rather as I presume you must have known the merits of the writer as well as I did: that he was an active Whig and officer in the revolution of 1776, and Jim republican in that of 1800. I reject the numerous applications made to me to be troublesome to you; but now and then comes one which principle or feeling does not permit me to refuse. I am sure I deposit it in the hands of justice when I commit it to you. Ever & affectionately yours, Th. Jefferson.” Free frank, hand stamp of Charlottesville. Sheet measures 9 ½” x 15 5/8”, letter written on half, mild toning to clean paper, small tear and hole along fold, some losses to outer areas and old repair, ink is bright. This letter is from a collection of autographed papers once owned by John L. Cadwalader and given to Andrew H. Green; the letter remained in the Green family to the present day. A copy of Cadwalader’s letter to Green acknowledging the gift accompanies this lot. $2000 - 4000

Lot 109. Pres. J. Monroe letter, 1827 Pres. J. Monroe letter, 1827 Autograph letter of James Monroe addressed to Samuel L. Gouverneur, Oak Hill, July 5, 1827—“Dear Samuel, I write you merely to inform you that I shall not get out early tomorrow morning, for Albemarle, for the purposes presented in my late letter, in the – of returning here about the 25 of the present month. Should you write to me in my – to this place, my family will read it, to know the … of yours, in health & views, & forward it to me in Albemarle, for the same purposes. You shall hear from me while I am there. Our health is, as stated in my last—affectionate regards to you all—Your friend—James Monroe.” Letter on half sheet, 10” x 7 ¾.” Free frank notation and signed “James Monroe,” paper mildly toned, with small edge tear on fold, bright ink. James Monroe (1758-1831) was the fifth President of the United States. This letter was written to his son-in-law, Samuel L. Gouverneur (1799-1867) who also served as a private secretary to President Monroe. This letter is from a collection of autographed papers once owned by John L. Cadwalader and given to Andrew H. Green; the letter remained in the Green family to the present day. A copy of Cadwalader’s letter to Green acknowledging the gift accompanies this lot. $1000 - 2000

Lot 110. Pres. J. Monroe letter, 1802 Pres. J. Monroe letter, 1802 Autograph letter of James Monroe to Mr. Ro. Hill, Richmond, Virginia, September 23, 1802—“Sir, I recd. yr. letter sometime since relative to a paper due for certain articles of my brother Anderson (sp?), bought on my acct. by Mr. Garrett, and shod. have answered you had I not understood that you wod. be hear the first of Octr. The sum I understand is abt. seventy pounds. I now by to inform you that I shall be in town the last day of this month or the first of Octr. At wh. time I will certainly pay you one hundred & twenty dollars & endeavor to arrange the balance to suit you. Should any accident prevent my being hear, you may show this to the Treasurer who is hearby requested in that case to advance you for me the said sum of thirty six pounds. I am yr. obt. servant, Jas. Monroe.” On reverse is note stating that $120 was paid on September 27. Letter on half of sheet, measures 8 ¾” x 7 ½”, clean paper with bright ink. Address side, “Recd. One hundred & twenty dollars of Wm. Barclay on acct. of within. Ro. Hill.” This letter is from a collection of autographed papers once owned by John L. Cadwalader and given to Andrew H. Green; the letter remained in the Green family to the present day. A copy of Cadwalader’s letter to Green acknowledging the gift accompanies this lot. (Excellent) $1000 - 2000 Lot 111. Gen. W. Washington letter to J. Monroe, 1804 Gen. W. Washington letter to J. Monroe, 1804 Autograph letter of General William Washington addressed to James Monroe, American Minister at the Court of London-- “Dear Sir, Permit me to introduce to your acquaintance my Son, William, who, after having graduated at Princeton College, is sent to England to study Law at the Temple. Any notice which you may think proper to take of my Son will be gratefully acknowledged by Dear Sir, Yours with much Respect & Esteem. W. Washington, Charleston, January 26th, 1804.” Letter on half of sheet, 10” x 8 ¼”, mild toning to paper, small tear on fold and edge loss, bright ink. William Washington (1752-1810), was an officer in the Continental Army, later rising to Brigadier General. He served on President George Washington’s staff. This letter is from a collection of autographed papers once owned by John L. Cadwalader and given to Andrew H. Green; the letter remained in the Green family to the present day. A copy of Cadwalader’s letter to Green acknowledging the gift accompanies this lot. (Excellent) $600 - 1000

Lot 112. J. Monroe, 1801 letter to Pres. J. Madison J. Monroe, 1801 letter to Pres. J. Madison Autograph letter of James Monroe written at Richmond, Virginia, September 28, 180, addressed to James Madison— “Dear Sir, I enclose a letter of introduction to the Consul Cambacass(?), which I beg you to present on my part. You will see very many of my acquaintances to whom you will be pleased to present my best regards. I am not aware that a letter to any others wod. be ------as wod. good one; indeed perhaps this pray not, but I send it in hope it may. I beg you to accept my best wishes for the success of yr. Mission; that it may prove advantage to yr. Country & honorable to yourself. With great esteem believe me sincerely yours, Jas. Monroe.” On reverse is noted, “Sept 28, 1801, Mr. Madison, Robt. R. Livingston to Cambaras.” Monroe wrote this letter while Governor of Virginia. It is addressed to James Madison who was U. S. Secretary of State at that time. Robert R. Livingston, Madison, and Monroe were working at this time on negotiations leading to the Louisiana Purchase. Paper measures 8 ¾” x 7 1/8”, clean paper with bright ink. This letter is from a collection of autographed papers once owned by John L. Cadwalader and given to Andrew H. Green; the letter remained in the Green family to the present day. A copy of Cadwalader’s letter to Green acknowledging the gift accompanies this lot. (Excellent) $2000 - 4000

Lot 113. A. Jackson, 1817 letter to J. Monroe A. Jackson, 1817 letter to J. Monroe Autograph letter of Andrew Jackson written to James Monroe, Secretary of State, from Nashville, Tennessee, January 12, 1817— “Dr. Sir, The bearer, who will hand you, is Major John H. Eaton, the Gentleman who undertook to finish the work begun by my friend Capt. John Reed deceased. Having completed the Book, he is on his way to Philadelphia to superintend the publishing of the work having expressed a wish to see you as he passes the city. I take great pleasure in making him know to you. You will find the Major a correct scholar possessing considerable acquirements, and a Gentleman of great private worth. I am sin. with great respect & Esteem yr. Mo. Ob. Serv, Andrew Jackson.” John Eaton (1790-1856) was a longtime friend of Jackson’s, serving later as a member of President Jackson’s “Kitchen Cabinet.” Letter on half sheet, measures 10” x 7 ¾”, clean paper with mild toning, bright ink. This letter is from a collection of autographed papers once owned by John L. Cadwalader and given to Andrew H. Green; the letter remained in the Green family to the present day. A copy of Cadwalader’s letter to Green acknowledging the gift accompanies this lot. (Excellent) $2000 - 4000

Lot 114. Pres. J. Madison letter to J. Monroe, 1810 Pres. J. Madison letter to J. Monroe, 1810 Autograph letter of President James Madison to Col. James Monroe, from Montpelier, July 16, 1810— “Dear Sir, If I did not misunderstand you when in Washington the Gardener Beza (sic), was not now engaged or wanted for your service, and would not probably be unwilling to undertake a job for me. Should this be the case, I would ask the favor of you to send him down as soon as possible. I wish to employ him & 2 or 3 hands under him in preparing a piece of ground for a garden, and to have it expected in a certain degree at least before I return to Washington about the beginning of October. To prevent mistakes or discontents, it will be desireable that he should be engaged by the month, and that the rate should be fixt before he sets out. Will you be so obliging as to include kind particulars in what may be said to him. … charges with him but ---- Be pleased to add a tender… & to be assured of my high esteem & friendly wishes. James Madison, Montpelier, July 16, 1810.” Letter on half sheet, measures 10” x 8”, two small spots near top edge, mild toning to clean watermarked paper (Magnay & Pickering, London, 1804), minor holes centrally, bright ink. “Gardener Beza” was Charles Bizet, whom President Monroe hired as the gardener for the White House. Bizet is considered the first official gardener at the White House. This letter, written seven years prior to Monroe’s Presidency, indicates a long association with Bizet and shows that Bizet had already proven his gardening talents by 1810 for Madison to ask for his services. This letter is from a collection of autographed papers once owned by John L. Cadwalader and given to Andrew H. Green; the letter remained in the Green family to the present day. A copy of Cadwalader’s letter to Green acknowledging the gift accompanies this lot. (Excellent) $3000 - 5000

Lot 115. E. Gerry, letter to Pres. J. Monroe, 1813 E. Gerry, letter to Pres. J. Monroe, 1813 Autograph letter of Elbridge Gerry, to President James Monroe, Cambridge, Massachusetts, May 13, 1813-- “Dear Sir, Being informed of the attention of Lieut. Colo. Thompson, my worthy friend, & brother of Mrs. Gerry, to proceed from London to Paris, on a tour of pleasure, permit me to introduce him to your acquaintance; or at the same time to express my sincere wishes, for the complete attainment of the objects of your mission. Colo. Thompson is a veteran artillery officer of the East India Company, & is absent on a furlow: whose independent spirit, solid & gentlemanly accomplishments, & unaffected manner form a character, which I am sure will please you. Present Mrs. Gerry’s regards & my own to Mrs. Monroe & be assured dear Sir that I remain your friend & hon. Sert, E. Gerry.” Paper measures 9” x 7 3/8”, clean paper and bright ink. This letter is from a collection of autographed papers once owned by John L. Cadwalader and given to Andrew H. Green; the letter remained in the Green family to the present day. A copy of Cadwalader’s letter to Green acknowledging the gift accompanies this lot. (Excellent) $1000 - 3000

Lot 116. Malden, MA, 1697 deed Malden, MA, 1697 deed Manuscript deed of Malden, Massachusetts, dated 1697. Names include Lemuel and Mary (also written Merry) Jenkins, sellers, conveying property to Samuel Green. Bright ink, some tears along fold, general wear to paper. $300 - 500

Lot 117. A.Jackson, letter to Pres. J. Monroe, 1825 A.Jackson, letter to Pres. J. Monroe, 1825 Autograph letter of General Andrew Jackson, addressed to James Monroe, President of the United States, Washington, February 26, 1825— “Dear Sir, I have recd. your polite note of the morning asking Majr. Eaton, Genl Call & myself, to witness the presentation of the medals heretofore voted by Congress to Generals Brown, Scott & Gaines and others. It would afford me much pleasure to be present on the occasion, but having been summoned to attend the Committee on Foreign relations this morning at 10 o’clock, before whom are 2 Treaties to be acted upon this session, I regret to say that I am deprived of this pleasure. With great respect, your very obt. Sert, Andrew Jackson.” Letter on half sheet, measures 9 7/8” x 8”, free frank signed on outside “Genl. Jackson,” small stain on extreme right edge, light edge wear to otherwise clean paper, bright ink. This letter is from a collection of autographed papers once owned by John L. Cadwalader and given to Andrew H. Green; the letter remained in the Green family to the present day. A copy of Cadwalader’s letter to Green acknowledging the gift accompanies this lot. (Excelent) $2000 - 4000

Lot 118. Pres. James Monroe, letter to, 1823 Pres. James Monroe, letter to, 1823 Autograph letter of Richard Rush to President James Monroe, London, April 21, 1823. “Dear Sir, About three weeks ago, I received from Holland House a flat box of about two feet square, to be forwarded to you, the message stating that it must be sent with care, and if possible kept free from damp. I made an immediate application to Colonel Aspinwall, requesting him to aid me in getting it off by the hands of some careful Captain from this port, which I thought would be better than to send it by way of Liverpool. It remained in my custody, waiting the opportunity of a ship from this port until a few days ago, when, none offering, I met with the son of Mr. Maury, who was about going to Liverpool, and who promised to take it in his own trunk with the greatest care, and attend to its shipment from Liverpool with like care. I have therefore judged it best to deliver it over to him, as the number of ships constantly sailing from that port will give a prospect of your getting it sooner, than if I had continued to wait for a London ship. He sets out for Liverpool in a day or two, and had some expectation of finding a ship on the eve of sailing for Alexandria. The contents of the box are unknown to me; but I hope that it will, under the arrangements I have made, reach you safely. On the foreign affairs of this country, I have nothing to add to the general notices contained in one of my dispatches to the Secretary of State of a few days back. I remain, dear Sir, with the highest respect, your attached and faithful svt., Richard Rush.” Four pages, single fold, measures 10”H x 8”W. Paper is clean and ink is bright, chip removed along fold. Richard Rush (1780-1859) was an American statesman and diplomat, serving at the time of this letter as Minister to Britain. This letter is from a collection of autographed papers once owned by John L. Cadwalader and given to Andrew H. Green; the letter remained in the Green family to the present day. A copy of Cadwalader’s letter to Green acknowledging the gift accompanies this lot. $400 - 600

Lot 118A. George Washington, last will & testament, 1800 Very Rare published version of "The Last Will and Testament of General George Washington" by Isaiah Thomas Jr (1749-1831), 1800. President George Washington died on December 14th, 1799. Just prior to his death, Washington read his will to his wife, Martha, and then instructed her to put it away in her "closet". Washington executed his last Will and Testament in his own hand-writing, including his misspellings, punctuation and some oddly expressed phrases. Washington wrote his name at the bottom of each page, except for page 23 which presumably he did not sign as he had previously signed his name after completing the document on July 9, 1799. The estate was probated on January 10, 1800 and the hand-written Will was recorded at the Fairfax County Courthouse in Virginia on January 23, 1800. This Pamphlet was printed by Isaiah Thomas Jr, February, 1800 in Worcester, MA. This copy had been amongst the Green Family papers and originally was obtained by William E. Green (1777-1863). According to the American Antiquarian Society Library in Worcester, MA this printed edition of the Washington Last Will & Testament is the same edition of which only 13 others are known to exist and all are in private institutions, including American Antiquarian Society, Library of Congress, Widener Library Harvard University.

Lot 119. Lot of Green Hill Memorabilia Lot of Green Hill Memorabilia. Included in lot: 1 Letter from A.H.G to his brother Dr. John P. Green, with news of changes to Green Hill, including wall paper samples. An exterior photograph of Green Hill Circa 1905. An 1880 photograph view of Green Hill. Also contained in this lot are two scrap books. (Very Good) $200 - 250

Lot 120. Lot of Green Hill Memorabilia Lot of Green Hill Memorabilia. Included in lot: letters from Worcester Board of Park Commissions, Real Estate Settlement Between Green heirs & City of Worcester, newspaper clippings, photographs of the Green Hill Estate 1905, set of 22 photographs of Green Hill Park. (Very Good) $200 - 250

Lot 121. Cloth Notice Signs Cloth Notice Sign states: Notice, Fishing, Shooting, Bathing or Entering on these Premises is Fordbidden. No Dogs Allowed. Signs are in 4 different languages: Italian, Tamil,..and others. (Very Good) $175 - 225

Lot 122. Cloth Notice Signs Cloth Notice Sign states: Private Grounds! Because of repeated depredations, these grounds will be closed to the public on and after this date. Green Hill, June 9, 1900. Trespassing, Positively Forbidden. Extracts taken from the Public Statues of Massachusetts. Chap. 403, Sec. 2. Whoever shall wilfully tear down, remove or deface any notice posted on land by the owners, lessee or legal custodian thereof, warning persons not to trespass on the same, shall be punished by fine not exceeding TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. (Very Good) $175 - 225

Lot 123. Lot of Photographs of Green Hill Lot of 8 photographs of Green Hill estate. Various views of the home and surround estate. (Very Good) $200 - 300

Lot 124. Lot of Photographs of Green Hill Lot of 9 photographs of Green Hill estate. Various views of the home and surround estate. Two photographs of family members. (Very Good) $350 - 400

Lot 125. Lot of Photographs of Green Hill Lot of 8 photographs of Green Hill estate. Various views of the home and surround estate. (Very Good) $300 - 325

Lot 126. Lot of Photographs of Green Hill Lot of 3 photographs of Green Hill estate with family in front of house. (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 127. Lot of Photographs of Green Hill Lot of 10 photographs of Green Hill estate. Various views of the home and surrounding estate. Some interior views. (Very Good) $300 - 350

Lot 128. Lot of Photographs of Green Hill Lot of 9 photographs of Green Hill estate. Various views of the home and surrounding estate. Some interior shots. (Very Good) $300 - 350

Lot 129. Lot of Photographs of Green Hill Estate Lot of 8 photographs of the Crawford Farm on the Green Hill estate. Various views of the home and surrounding estate. (Very Good) $350 - 450

Lot 130. Lot of Photographs of Green Hill Lot of 4 photographs of Green Hill estate. Various views of the interior of home. (Very Good) $350 - 400

Lot 131. Four Photographs of Green family members Martin Andrew Haswell, Samuel Fisk, Mary Ruggles, and Julia Elizabeth (Very Good) $350 - 400

Lot 132. NO LOT

Lot 133. Green Hill, Worcester, MA, old photo lot Lot of 23 vintage photographs of Green Hill, Worcester, Massachusetts, including photographs of family members. $300 - 400

Lot 134. Lot of 22 photographs all of Green Hill, Green Hill farm, etc $300 - 400 Lot 135. Green Hill, Worcester, MA, “House Rules, 1866 Lot of three booklets with handwritten rules on the operation of Green Hill household, Worcester, Massachusetts-- “Rules, dated 1866; “House, some pages removed; “Family Rules, dated 1866. Also mounted photograph of mansion, “Green Hill, circa 1880. $300 - 400

Lot 136. Green Hill, Worcester, MA, hand-colored photographs, ca. 1900 Superb lot of 14 hand-colored photographs of Green Hill, Worcester, Massachusetts, circa 1900, 8 x 9 1/2, bright colors, clean. $300 - 400

Lot 137. 10 photographs of Green Hill all exterior views taken by Blair & Son, all with inscriptions on the back (Very good) $300 - 400

Lot 138. Green Hill farm accounts, lot Lot of account books and monthly reports of Green Hill, Worcester, Massachusetts, from 1860s through 1890s. $200 - 300

Lot 139. Green Hill Library, Worcester, MA 1887 "Catalogue of the Green Hill Library, including the books of the late William Nelson Green, " 1887, privately printed, 71 pages plus 31 page Appendix and interleaved sheets with handwritten additions. Full leather, 7 1/2"H, loss to top of spine, rubbing to spine, clean within. $200 - 300

Lot 140. Catalogs of Green Hill Library 3 copies, private printing 1887 $150 - 200

Lot 141. Green Hill Valentine Party 1869 cloth-bound and gold printed volume of poems to various individuals (Very good) $300 - 400

Lot 142. 3 photographs albums of Green Hill various views of Green Hill 1907 $100 - 200

Lot 143. Botanical collections, Ceylon & India, 19th c. Lot of 4 books of pressed botanical specimens-- 1) Ferns, with letter of M. E. Quick, addressed to Dr. Green (Samuel F. Green), Manapy, 19th century. 2) "Ferns from the Pulney Mountains, So. India, from E. M. Chandler, Nov. 1866. Very good condition. 3) Mosses of Ceylon, with 3 pages of pencil writing on history of Ceylon. 4) "Sea Mosses from Ceylon." Very good condition for lot. $150 - 300

Lot 144. Worcester, MA, church history lot Lot of books and pamphlets related to churches of Worcester, Massachusetts-- 1) "Worcester Churches, 1719-1889," by Charles Emery Stevens, 1890, cloth. 2) "The First Hundred Years of the Central Church in Worcester, 1820-1920," by U. Waldo Cutler, 1920, stiff paper wraps. 3) "Manual of the Central Church in Worcester, 1886," paper wraps. 4) "The Central Society in Worcester," 1880, paper wraps, 2 copies. 5) "The Central Church, an historical discourse on leaving the Old House," by Daniel Merriman, 1885, paper over boards, split binding. 6) "Excursion to Plymouth by the Sunday School and Parish of the Church of the Unity, Worcester, June 25, 1887," paper wraps worn. $75 - 150

Lot 144A. Hair samples, Green family lot Lot of 4 envelopes of hair samples-- 1) "Julia E. Green, Cut 19th May,, 1866." 2) N. W. Green's hair, 1890. 3) "M. R. Green's (Mary Ruggles Green) hair cut 5th Oct., 1874." 4) "N. W. Green's hair, cut 5th Oct., 1874." $50 - 100

Lot 145. Lot of 3 items related to Worcester churches including a limited 1st ed. of Charles E. Stevens, "Worcester Churches 1719-1889, Worcester 1890 VG; The Central Society in Worcester, 1880, G; and The Greenville Baptist Church 1738-1888, Rev. Thomas Green, MD, first pastor 1889 G $150 - 200

Lot 146. Lot of 3 items related to The Greenville Baptist Church of Leicester, MA Lot of 3 items related to the Greenville Baptist Church of Leicester, MA. Item 1 is a book, "The Greenville Baptist Church 1738-1888" by Reverend Thomas Green, MD. Worcester, MA 1889. The second item is a photo album of Greenville, which includes photos of; street views, parsonage 1897, stone bridge, falls, exterior of the church, and other photos. The third item is a copy of "Genealogical Sketch of the Descendants of Thomas Green." by Samuel S. Green, Boston 1858. An addenda by William Ogden Green, Chicago 1942. (Good) $150 - 200

Lot 147. 4 Copies of "The Greenville Baptist Church 1738-1888" 4 Copies of "The Greenville Baptist Church 1738-1888" by Reverend Thomas Green, MD, First Pastor. Worcester 1890. (Good) $100 - 150

Lot 148. Lot of 9 Early Children's Books Lot of 9 Early Children's books. First book is "The Evangelical Primer" Joseph Emerson, Boston 1831. Second book is "The Necklace an interesting tale for youth" Newburyport circa 1824. The third book is "The New England Primer" Massachusetts Sabbath School Society Boston. The fourth book is "The Pocket Ball-Room Prompter" by Elias Howe, Boston 1858. The fifth book is "Little Manuel, The Captive Boy, A True Story" by Mrs. Hofland, Boston 1832. The sixth book is "The New-England Primer, Improved" Boston. The seventh book is " The Young Child's Accidence" by Jonathan Grout JR, Worcester 1808. The eighth book is "The Floral Gift" by Mary Chauncey, Worcester 1808. The final book is "The New England Primer. (fair to good) $200 - 225

Lot 149. Lot of 6 Miniature Books Lot 6 Miniature books; "Flowers of Grace", "The Lost Child, from Infant Library", "Fables for Young Ladies, 1820", "Rose & Family, 1823", 2 Volumes "Gold Dust". (good, some foxing) $100 - 125

Lot 150. Lot of items related to Green Hill Estate & Crawford Farm Lot of items related to Green Hill Estate and Crawford Farm. Included in lot is 12 printed name cards for the cows, September 19, 1867. Also included are several photographs of Crawford Farm, Postcards of Green Hill, and photos of Green Hill. (Good) $200 - 250

Lot 151. Green Hill Estate Memorabilia Lot of memorobilia for the Green Hill Estate. Included with lot is photographs, news paper clippings, auction inventories, and letters regarding the estate. (Good) $100 - 150

Lot 152. Box of 20 English glazed porcelain tiles 6"" square #2 Minton, Hollins & Co. Stoke-on-tent, Eng. C 1870- These tiles were purchased for the ""new house"" under Andrew H. Green, 1870 (Library Tiles)" (Good Condition 1 tile was repaired as noted on the tile) $400 - 450

Lot 153. Lot of 9 glazed porcelain tiles 4"" square for Green Hill mansion- Stoke-on-Trent, Eng. Samples of the tiles which were installed into the house 1870's" (2 are damaged) $200 - 250 Lot 154. Lot of 6 English glazed stone-ware tiles 4"" square Minton, Hollins & Co. Stoke-on-Trent Eng. -Samples of tiles used in the ""new house"" at Green Hill 1870's" (All good condition) $400 - 600

Lot 155. Lot of 14 Faience tiles 5"" square Continental (unknown maker)" (All good condition) $150 - 200

Lot 156. Lot of 4 antique English blue & white delft tiles Lot of 4 antique English blue & white delft tiles 18th century (Tiles show wear on the edges-color is good) $200 - 300

Lot 157. Rules to Be Observed by This Family print of quotes from the Bible, 11" x 17 1/4", American Mission Press, 1862 $300 - 500

Lot 158. Photograph of Green Hill Home Two part albumen print of a broadside view of the Green Hill House and Barns. The new part of the house in the stick-style was built between the original house of 1757. Main house on far left, the rear ell was moved back to allow for the new structure began in 1871. The entire house consisted of 42 rooms. Photograph is 23 5/8" x 12 3/4". (Very Good) $400 - 450

Lot 159. Green Hill, Worcester, MA, 1906 auction broadside Broadside for auction of Green Hill Farm, Worcester, Massachusetts, April 2, 1906. Measures 29"H x 21"W, old folds, fading, some edge tears. $100 - 200

Lot 160. Worcester, MA, Green Hill, 1905 map Plan of Green Hill, Worcester, Mass., Estate of the Late Hon. Andrew H. Green, scale: 200R to an inch, surveyed April 1905 by A. W. Woods, blueprint, 34 1/2"H x 51"W, old folds clean. $200 - 300

Lot 161. Green Hill papers & photos including estate transfer from Green Hill to City of Worcester, photos, letters, newspapers clippings, postcards of Green Hill, etc (Very good) $300 - 500

Lot 162. Worcester Bi-Centennial, 1884 newspaper Worcester Bi-Centennial, 1684-1884, souvenir newspaper, printed and published by F. S. Blanchard & Co., Oct. 15, 1884, 12 pages, old folds, mild general wear. $50 - 100

Lot 163. Worcester Bi-Centennial, 1884, 2nd ed. Worcester Bi-Centennial, 1684-1884, souvenir newspaper, second edition, printed and published by F. S. Blanchard & Co., Oct. 15, 1884, 12 pages, old folds, mild general wear. $50 - 100

Lot 164. Worcester Rubber Co., old broadside Worcester Rubber Company, Bloss & Rousseau, proprietors, wholesale and retail dealers in India Rubber Goods, 324 Main St., Worcester, Massachusetts, opposite Mechanics Hall, broadside, mid-19th century, 16"H x 21 1/2"W, toned paper with holes and tear. $100 - 200

Lot 165. Lynn, MA, 1696 deed Deed of land in Lin (Lynn), Massachusetts, dated 1696, signed by mark of William Williams, also signed by David Hullbon and Thomas Nonhall. Some toning, old folds with some holes on folds. $200 - 400

Lot 166. Malden, MA, 1714 deed Deed of land in Malden, Massachusetts, dated 1714, signed by Thomas Wait, Nicholas Paige, John Dexter, Jacob Willson. Toned paper, old folds with some small holes and edge tears. $200 - 400

Lot 167. Dedham, MA, 1704 deed Deed of land in Dedham, Massachusetts, dated 1704, signed by Caleb Pond, John Gay, Robert Avery, William Bullard, Elisabeth Bullard, Rachel Dwight and others. Toned paper with spots, old folds with some tears and holes. $200 - 400

Lot 168. Massachusetts, 18th-19th c. document lot Lot of Massachusetts legal documents, the earliest dated 18th to early 19th century, mostly from Worcester County. General wear to paper, bright ink. $200 - 400

Lot 169. Leicester, MA 18th c. paper lot Lot of 12 handwritten receipts and documents of the 18th c. related to Leicester, Massachusetts. Bright ink, general wear to paper. $200 - 300

Lot 170. Letter from Benjamin Foster of Newport, RI 1785 Letter from Benjamin Foster of Newport, RI September 1785. Receipt for $130 paid by Captain Jonathan Newhall, which was sent to Doctor Isaac Green, both of Leicester, MA. Written on behalf of the Baptist Church and Society (The Reverend Dr. Thomas Green's Church in Leicester, MA) for the purchase of land & buildings there on. Deed of Mr. Benjamin Foster to Deacon Issac/Sam Green and all of the Baptist Society of Leicester. Payment by Captain Jonathan Newhall Sent. (Very Good) $400 - 500

Lot 170A. Phrenological chart, 1840 broadside Phrenological Character of John P. Green, by Mr. Seth Fisher, Practical Phrenologist, broadside with handwritten notations, dated June 6, 1840, 19 1/4"H x 11 3/4"W, old folds, corner tear and light margin stain, overall clean and bright. $100 - 200

Lot 171. Will of Samuel Green Will of Samuel Green from February 5, 1735/6 (Very Good) $300 - 350

Lot 172. Malden, MA, 1737 deed, J. Green to T. Green Deed of John Green of Malden, Massachusetts, conveying land to Thomas Green of Leicester, 20 Feb., 1737/8. $100 - 200

Lot 173. Inventory of Estate of Reverend Dr. Thomas Green of Leicester, MA Inventory of Estate of Reverend Dr. Thomas Green of Leicester, MA 1773. (Very Good) $200 - 250

Lot 173A. Papers of John Green including his Dr. John Green's will, Dr. John Green's estate and 2 letters, 1799 $150 - 200

Lot 174. Malden, MA deed of Lemuel Jenkins (senior) of Malden to Samuel Green of Malden, 1697 $150 - 200

Lot 175. Malden, MA, 1707 deed, S. Green to R. Pratt Manuscript deed of Samuel Green, Malden, Massachusetts, transferring land to Richard Pratt, May 18, 1707. $300 - 400 Lot 176. Malden, MA, 1707 deed, J. Lynde to S. Green Manuscript deed of Joseph Lynde, Malden, Massachusetts, transferring land to Samuel Green, 1707. $300 - 400

Lot 177. Malden, MA, 1707 deed, N. Nickols to S. Green Deed of Nathaniel Nickols, Malden, Massachusetts, transferring land to Samuel Green, son of Thomas Green of Malden, dated 1707. $300 - 400

Lot 178. Malden, MA, 1707 deed, Willson to Green Deed of Jacob and Susana Willson, Malden, Massachusetts, transferring land to Samuel Green, Malden, 1707. $300 - 400

Lot 179. Malden, MA, 1696 deed, J. Lynde to S. Green Deed of Joseph Lynde, transferring land to Samuel Green, Malden, Massachusetts, 1696. $400 - 500

Lot 180. Malden, MA, 1696 deed, S. Hayward to S. Green Deed of Samuel Hayward of Malden, Massachusetts, transferring land to Samuel Green (the second), Malden, 1696. $400 - 500

Lot 181. Malden, MA, 1691 deed, Newell to S. Green Deed of Thomas Nowoll (Newell, Noel or Newhall) of Malden, Massachusetts, transferring land to Samuel Green, 1691 $400 - 500

Lot 182. Malden, MA, 1704 deed, S. Hayward to S. Green Deed of Samuel Hayward (Howard or Heywood), Malden, Massachusetts, transferring land to Samuel Green, 1704. $300 - 400

Lot 183. Reading, MA, 1701 deed Handwritten deed for land sale in the town of Reding, Massachusetts, 1701 (previous pencil notation), signed by Joseph Burnap, William Sawyer's mark, Jonathan Poole, Samuel Bacheller and others less legible. Old hole on fold, some edge tears. $100 - 200

Lot 184. Malden, MA, 1694 deed, D. Fox to S. Green Deed of David Fox of Charlestown, transferring land in Malden, Massachusetts, to Samuel Green, July 25, 1694. $400 - 500

Lot 185. Leicester, MA, 1731 deed, E. Sumner to S. Green Deed of Edward Sumner of Roxbury, Massachusetts, transferring land in Leicester, Massachusetts to Samuel Green, 1731. $400 - 500

Lot 186. Leicester, MA, 1753 deed, T. Green to S. Green Quit claim deed of Dr. Thomas Green of Leicester, Massachusetts, transferring land to his son, Samuel Green, 1753. $300 - 400

Lot 187. Leicester, MA, 1774 deed, J. Southgate to T. Green Deed of John Southgate of Leicester, Massachusetts, transferring land to Thomas Green, March 21, 1774. $300 - 400

Lot 188. Sutton, MA 1735 deed Deed to Thomas Green of land in Sutton, MA, 1735. $100 - 200

Lot 189. Leicester, MA, 1773 deed to J. Green Quit claim deed of heirs of Thomas Green estate, Leicester, Massachusetts, transferring land to John Green, December 4, 1773, signed by Thomas Green, Solomon Green, Isaac Green, Thomas Denny, Samuel Parker, Robert Craft, Daniel Hovey, Martha Cragie, Elizabeth Hovey. Splitting on old folds, small water stains. $300 - 400

Lot 190. Malden, MA, 17th century deed Fragment of deed of Samuel Richardson, Malden, Massachusetts, transferring land to Samuel Green, also of Malden, 17th century. $200 - 300

Lot 190. Malden, MA, early will, ca. 1717 Handwritten will of Samuel Green, of Malden, Massachusetts, circa 1717, two pages. $100 - 200

Lot 191. Deed of Samuel Peirce to Thomas Green Deed of November 16, 1768 from Samuel Peirce to Thomas Green for 188 acres. (Very Good) $300 - 350

Lot 192. Three early documents including a mortgage, land survey and a Deed of Joseph Trumble to Dr. Thomas Green 1771 $400 - 600

Lot 193. Dr. John Green's land, Worcester, MA, early documents Surveyor's plans of Dr. John Green's land in Worcester, Massachusetts, 4 documents, early 19th c. $200 - 300

Lot 194. Dr. J. Green, 1782 deed, Worcester, MA Deed transferring land to Dr. John Green, from David Chadwick, Jan. 16, 1782. Related document dated Jan. 16, 1782. $200 - 300

Lot 195. Worcester, MA, 1781 deed, Heywood to Chadwick Quit claim deed transferring land from Daniel Heywood to David Chadwick, April 24, 1781. This land later was purchased by Dr. John Green and became part of family homestead, Green Hill, Worcester, Massachusetts. $300 - 400

Lot 196. Green Hill, Worcester, MA, 1757 deed Manuscript copy of deed transferring homestead farm, Green Hill, Worcester, Massachusetts from Thomas Green to John Green, 1757. $100 - 200

Lot 197. Worcester, MA, 1809 deed, I. Knight to M. R. Green Quit claim deed transferring land from Isaac Knight to Mary (Ruggles) Green, March 10, 1809. $200 - 300

Lot 198. Worcester, MA, 1812 deed, T. Green to W. E. Green Quit claim deed from Timothy Green to his nephew, William E. Green, 1812. This land was that of Green Hill, Worcester, Massachusetts. $200 - 300 Lot 199. Dr. John Green estate, 1812-1813, papers Agreement with heirs of estate of Dr. John Green, July 22, 1813, signed by Mary Green, widow, and William E. Green. Also document of Theophilus Wheeler, administrator of the estate, February 25, 1812. $100 - 200

Lot 200. 1818 mortgage, Worcester, MA Mortgage document of James Wilson and William E. Green, January 18, 1818. $100 - 200

Lot 201. 1818 mortgage deed, Worcester, MA, Wheeler Mortgage deed of Theophilus Wheeler, transferring land to William E. Green, Worcester, Massachusetts, February 25, 1818. $100 - 200

Lot 202. Rutland, MA, deeds, 1811, 1823 Lot of two deeds related to land in Rutland, Massachusetts-- William Goulding to William Eaton, 1811; William Eaton to William E. Green, 1823. $100 - 200

Lot 203. Worcester, MA, deed, J. Tillinghast to W. E. Green Lot of two papers related to deed transferring land from Joseph Tillinghast to William E. Green, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1824. $100 - 200

Lot 204. Worcester, MA, 1798 lease hold agreement Lease hold agreement between John Green and Walter Follet, April 25, 1798. $200 - 300

Lot 205. Worcester, MA, 1798 lease hold agreement (2) Lease hold agreement between William E. Green and Elisha Ward, May, 1798. $200 - 300

Lot 206. Leicester, MA, 1824, Cedar Swamp, plan & letter Papers related to "Cedar Swamp Land," owned by William E. Green. Includes letter of Daniel Hubbard for George Bond, Leicester, Massachusetts, Dec. 24, 1824. $100 - 200

Lot 207. Worcester, MA, 1848 deed, A. H. Green & E. Green Copy of mortgage deed transferring land in Worcester, Massachusetts, from Andrew H. Green to Elizabeth Green, 1848. $100 - 200

Lot 208. Upton, MA, 1800 will of Eliz. Child Will of Elizabeth Child of Upton, Maine, dated, Oct. 17, 1800. Signatures include Nathaniel Paine, Judge of Probate of Wills, Worcester Co., MA. $100 - 200

Lot 209. Plot Plan of Land from Samuel Davis to Charles H. Morgan Plot Plan of Land Described in a Deed of Samuel Davis to Charles H. Morgan, August 11, 1890. Land was adjacent to Green Hill. (Very Good) $400 - 450

Lot 210. Worcester, MA, 1848 newspaper The Daily Spy, Worcester, Massachusetts, August 17, 1848, newspaper with toning, hold on fold. $50 - 100

Lot 211. 1798 parchment diploma with red embossed seal and ribbon presented to Julie M. Green, in Latin, from Rhod Island college, now Brown University. $150 - 200

Lot 212. Letter of Election for William E. Green Letter of Election to the Overseers of Schools for William E. Green. Letter is date April 14, 1807. (Very Good) $200 - 250

Lot 212. Letter of Election for William E. Green Letter of Election to the Overseers of Schools for William E. Green. Letter is date April 14, 1807. (Very Good) $200 - 250

Lot 213. 3 Letters from John Holmes 3 Letters from John Holmes. First letter dated September 1798. Second letter dated November 1798. Third letter dated December 1798. (Very Good) $250 - 300

Lot 214. Letter from Oliver Fiske Letter dated March 1, 1810 from Oliver Fiske, Esquire. (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 215. Letter dated May 3, 1799 Joseph Dix $100 - 150

Lot 216. Letter from William Peter Maxwell to William E. Green Letter from William Peter Maxwell to William E. Green dated October 19, 1798. (Very Good) $100 - 125

Lot 217. Letter from William R. Theus to William E. Green Letter from William R. Theus to William E. Green, April 29, 1801 New York. (Very Good) $100 - 125

Lot 218. Letter from Captain Charles Kaapp's to William E. Green Letter from Captain Charles Kaapp's to William E. Green in response to inquiry into his brother Meztiah Green's death. May 23, 1810. (Very Good) $125 - 175

Lot 219. Patent of Inventor Issac Baker Patent for Inventor Isaac Baker & owner of the "Churning Machine" patent of February 20th, 1802. Patent gives right to manufacture, vend and use. The agreements and permits signed and dated August 27,1804. Three copies for use in Milford, Northbridge, and Uxbridge. Nine copies of illustration of machine. (Very Good) $300 - 400

Lot 220. Letter from Edward D. Bangs to William E. Green regarding the resignation of Edward D. Bangs from the Law Practice he shared with William E. Green. (Very Good) $200 - 250

Lot 221. Letter from Luke Johnson (Patentee) to William E. Green Letter from Luke Johnson (Patentee) to William E. Green for exclusive right to use machine patent and acknowlegdement of payment September 4, 1817. (Very Good) $100 - 125

Lot 222. Letter from Dr. Wm. D. Babbit from Gloucester, MA 1824 $100 - 150 Lot 223. Letters in regards to Soldiers Land Warrants Two letters regarding soldier's land warrants. First letter from Jeremiah Howell Providence, Rhode Island August 11, 1819. Second letter from Samuel L. Blagge Esquire, Boston October 13, 1818. (Very Good) $400 - 450

Lot 224. Letter from Ebenezer Putnam to Timothy Green Letter from Ebenezer Putnam to Timothy Green. (Very Good) $200 - 250

Lot 225. 2 Letters to William E. Green 2 Letters to William E. Green. First letter from Honorable Nathaniel Paine to William E. Green granting guardianship to trust legacy from late Joseph Merriam to David Lucy, July 5, 1814. Second letter is from Nathaniel Paine Grants to William E. Green guardianship of Trust Legacy to William Nelson Green, heir of Josiah Nelson. (Very Good) $100 - 125

Lot 226. Oath of office for William E. Green Oath of office affadavit of William E. Green. William E. Green takes oath for Justice of the Peace. November 28, 1822. (Very Good) $100 - 125

Lot 227. Declaration & Oath given to William E. Green Declaration and oath given to William E. Green before Theophus Wheeler and Oliver Fiske for the office of Justice of Peace. July 6, 1829. (Very Good) $100 - 125

Lot 228. Letter to Wm. E. Green dated Jan. 10, 1834 from schoolmaster Lazelle regarding response to Green's inquiry about one of his son's progress in school $150 - 175

Lot 229. Letter to Mrs. William E. Green Letter to Mrs. William E. Green Dated 1829. (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 230. 1828 Worcester Law School, broadside Law School at Worcester, broadside proposing school written by Samuel M. Burnside, Worcester, MA, February 15, 1828. Bright ink, clean paper, old folds, stampless cover addressed to Wm. E. Green, Worcester. $50 - 100

Lot 231. Newspaper: "National Aegis" Newspaper front page of "The National Aegis" Volume VII Number 314, Worcester, February 8, 1808. (Very Good) $150 - 175

Lot 232. Massachusetts military appointments, 1803, 1818 Two documents of Commonwealth of Massachusetts regarding James Dorrance appointment as Surgeon's Mate of the Infantry in the First Brigade and Sixth Division of the Militia of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1803, signed by Caleb Strong, Governor, and John Avery, Secretary. Old tears on folds and some age toning. Also document accepting resignation of Dorrance from position in 1818, signed by Fitch Hall, Acting Adjutant- General. $200 - 300

Lot 233. NO LOT

Lot 234. Letter of Oath by William Jefferds and Letter of Resignation of Dr. Dorrance Letter of Oath by William Jefferds June 25, 1803. Also a letter of resignation of Dr. Dorrance, surgeon's mate, March 30, 1818 Boston. (Very Good) $100 - 125

Lot 235. Letter from Meltiah Green to his brother William E. Green Letter from Meltiah Green to his brother William E. Green. Letter comments on the British Ship "Amity" abducting U.S. seamen from their ships and treating them like "dogs". Letter also mentions incident involving the American ship "Polly" and its papers. The capatin of the British ship ordered the American crew off their ship leaving only the captain and three passengers. Qouted from the letter "We must bare with these insults..for the present..but soon we will able to meat (sic) them on their ownground". Meltiah Green (1779-1809). (Very Good) $350 - 450

Lot 236. Londonderry, NH, 1794-7 letters of Dr. Senter Two letters of Dr. Isaac Senter, Londonderry, NH, dated 1794, 1797, both addressed to Dr. John Green, Worcester, MA. Senter was the attending physician to soldiers during the Revolutionary War, also a prominent physician at Newport, RI. $300 - 350

Lot 237. Letter from Colonel Benjamin Flagg to Captain Samuel Green Letter from Colonel Benjamin Flagg to Captain Samuel Green in regards to calling for muster of troops, March 24, 1775?. (Very Good) $500 - 600

Lot 238. Letter from William E Green to Edwin Putnam Letter from William E. Green to Edwin Putnam. Marrietta, Ohio territory. Letter delivered by Captain Jesse Walker, December 13, 1800. (Very Good) $200 - 250

Lot 239. 1810 Land Warrants letter Letter of Lt. A. F. T. Bill, to William E. Green, 1810, regarding land warrants to the soldiers on Jeremiah Howell's letter. $350 - 450

Lot 240. 1817 Midwest land grants, letter Letter of Jeremiah B. Howell, Providence, Rhode Island, 30 October, 1817, addressed to William E. Green regarding soldiers listed for consideration to land grants in Illinois Territory and Ohio. $100 - 200

Lot 241. Civil War, Cyclorama of Battle of Gettysburg Souvenir of the Cyclorama of the Battle of Gettysburg, by Paul Philoppoteaus, permanently located in Boston, Mass. At 541 Tremont Street, 1885, paper wraps, includes large fold-out. One copy clean with mild edge wear, another copy lacking part of cover. $75 - 150

Lot 242. Rare printed booklet from "The Battle of Gettysburg Cyclorama" Rare printed booklet from "Souvenir, Cyclorama of the Battle of Gettysburg." Exhibition Hall on Tremont St, Boston 1885. (Good,worn cover with tears.) $125 - 150

Lot 243. Civil War letter, 1864 to Capt. W. E. Green Civil War letters from Fort Tillinghast, October 28, 1864, addressed to Captain William E. Green. $100 - 200

Lot 244. Amherst, MA, Cadets, 1888 photo Mounted photograph of a group of cadets, photograph by Lovell, Amherst, Massachusetts, dated 1888 on verso. $100 - 150 Lot 245. Rufus Putnam, letters, 1816, 1819 Two letters of Rufus Putnam, Rutland, Massachusetts, to William E. Green, Worcester, MA, 1816 and 1819, concerning business matters. Putnam, born in Massachusetts, served in the Revolutionary War, returning to live in Rutland, MA, prior to going to Ohio as advocate for giving lands to war veterans. As a result of those efforts, Putnam is often referred the "Father of Ohio." $300 - 400

Lot 246. NO LOT

Lot 247. Charles Sumner, 1866 letter Manuscript letter of Senator Charles Sumner, January 29, 1866, addressed to W. N. Green, Worcester, Massachusetts. Envelope signed by Sumner for free franking. Clean paper and bright ink. $300 - 500

Lot 248. Letter from Isaiah Thomas 1802 Letter from Isaiah Thomas June, 1802. (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 249. Letter from Isaiah Thomas 1802 Letter from Isaiah Thomas January 27, 1802. (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 250. 5 Letters of John Whipple to William E. Green 5 letters of John Whipple to William E. Green from 1799-1803. (Very Good) $300 - 400

Lot 251. 2 Letters to William E. Green 2 Letter to William E. Green Esquire from James Whipple of Springfield 1806 and 1810. (Very Good) $175 - 250

Lot 252. 5 Letter of James Wolcott Jr. 5 Letter of James Wolcott Jr of Southbridge , MA 1816-1819. (Very Good) $300 - 400

Lot 253. NO LOT

Lot 254. Blackstone Canal, MA & RI Lot of letters and documents related to Blackstone Canal, project between Worcester, Massachusetts and Providence, Rhode Island. The idea of connecting the two cities of Worcester, Massachusetts and Providence, Rhode Island was originally proposedby John $800 - 1000

Lot 255. 9 Letters from Frederick Law Olmstead to Dr. John Plympton Green 9 Letters from Frederick Law Olmstead to Dr. John Plympton Green, brother of Central Park Commissioner Andrew H. Green. Letters dated from 1844-1847. (Very Good) $800 - 1000

Lot 256. Letter of Abell Wesson Jr. to Postmaster General Washington City December 12, 1824 (Very good) $300 - 400

Lot 257. Capt. J. C. Swain, whale ship Alliance, 1824 letter Letter of Captain James C. Swain, Newport, Rhode Island, June 16, 1824, addressed to Mr. Green, Providence. Letter acknowledges donation of wheat seeds to the Rhode Island Agricultural Society. Accompanying receipt acknowledges ship "Alliance," whale ship captained by Swain. $100 - 200

Lot 258. Letter from Santa Claus in Fairyland, Christmas 1866, To: "Dear Little Folks...." (Very good) $150 - 200

Lot 259. 2 Letters from Dr. John Green 2 Letters from Dr. John Green in regards to a small pox innoculation per order of selectmen June 2, 1778. (Very Good) $350 - 425

Lot 260. 1792 Small pox in Worcester, MA Letter of the Selectmen of Worcester, Massachusetts, September 28, 1792, addressed to Dr. John Green, regarding an outbreak of disease-- "There are two persons in Town very unwell. It is unclear what is the nature of their complaint, they have been visite $200 - 300

Lot 261. Letter of Cyrus Fairbanks of Lancaster, MA Letter of Cyrus Fairbanks of Lancaster, MA 1787. Soldier in Revolutionary War (1738-1801). (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 262. Worcester men in Washington, DC, 1810-1816 letters Lot of two letters by men associated with Worcester, Massachusetts who gained early positions in Washington, DC-- Solomon Strong, 1816; Jeremiah B. Howell, 1810. They wrote to William E. Green. $200 - 300

Lot 263. 7 Letters from Andrew Dexter to William E. Green and one letter from James Whipple 7 Letters from Andrew Dexter to William E. Green and one letter from James Whipple. Andrew Dexter was a colorful entrepeneur, attorney, and land speculator with Farmers Exchange Bank of Gloucester, R.I. 1800. (Very Good)

Lot 264. Ohio, 1810 letter Letter of Clark Flagg, written from Waterford, "State of Oho, Washington County" (Ohio) to William E. Green, Worcester, Massachusetts, March 12, 1810. Letter promotes land in Ohio. $100 - 200

Lot 265. Ohio Territory, 1817 letter Letter of William Edwards, Kaskaskia, Illinois Territory, May 27, 1817, addressed to William E. Green, Worcester, Massachusetts. $100 - 200

Lot 266. 1815 document, Justice of Peace, MA Document appointing William E. Green of Worcester, Massachusetts to Justice of Peace for Worcester County, dated August 13, 1815, signed by Caleb Strong, Governor; and Alden Bradford, Secretary. $300 - 400

Lot 266A. Worcester Coal Company, letters & documents Lot of letters and documents related to Worcester Coal Company, early 19th century. Subjects include sales of coal, selling shares, and selling company. Papers from collection of William E. Green. $800 - 1000

Lot 267. 1822 document, Justice of Peace, MA Document appointing William E. Green of Worcester, Massachusetts to Justice of Peace for Worcester County, dated July 3, 1822, signed by John Brook, Governor; and Alden Bradford, Secretary. $300 - 400 Lot 268. 1808 document, Justice of Peace, MA Document appointing William E. Green of Worcester, Massachusetts to Justice of Peace for Worcester County, dated July 2, 1808, signed by James Sullivan, Governor; and William Tudor, Secretary. $300 - 400

Lot 269. 1825 document, Justice of Peace, MA Document appointing William E. Green of Worcester, Massachusetts to Justice of Peace for Worcester County, dated February 27, 1825, signed by Marcus Morton, Governor; and Edward Dillingham Bangs, Secretary. $300 - 400

Lot 270. 1832 letter against W. E. Green as Justice of Peace Letter of Edward D. Bangs, Secretary of Massachusetts, February 25, 1832, addressed to William E. Green regarding his commission of Justice of the Peace, including a copy of letter to Governor Lincoln in which unnamed parties have sent a remonstrance against William E. Green in regard to his renewal of Green's position of Justice of Peace. $100 - 200

Lot 271. Worcester Light Infantry, letters 1811-20 Lot of six letters to Captain William E. Green regarding the Worcester Light Infantry-- 1) Col. Levi Stevens, 1811. 2) Lt. Martin Whipple, Feb., 1819. 3) Benjamin Birdsall, 1817. 4) Maj. Estes Howe, 1811. 5) Sgt. Josiah Howe, 1811. 6) Silas Haskell per Captain Eli Forbes, March 28, 1820. $300 - 400

Lot 272. Worcester Light Infantry, documents, 1799 Lot of three items related to William E. Green's appointment and acceptance of position as Ensign of Infantry, Worcester Light Infantry. Document signed by James McHenry, War Department, January 10, 1799. $300 - 400

Lot 273. Worcester Light Infantry, documents, 1809-1810 Lot of 6 letters from soldiers to Captain William E. Green, Worcester Light Infantry-- William Paine, 1809; Phillip Connell, 1810; Henry Woods, 1810; Charles Warren, 1810; Nymphas Stacy, 1810. $200 - 300

Lot 274. 1822 MA military commission Commission of William E. Green to position as Adjutant to 1st Regiment of the 1st Brigade, Massachusetts, April 29, 1808, signed by Governor James Sullivan; also signed by Jonathan L. Austin, Secretary; and Edward Bangs, Justice of the Peace. $300 - 400

Lot 275. Massachusetts, 1776 military document Appointment of Samuel Green to position of Captain of the Fifth Company of the First Regiment of Militia in the County of Worcester, Massachusetts, dated April 4, 1776, signed by Perez Borton, James Otis, B. Greenleaf, W. Spooner, Caleb Cushing, J. Winthrop, B. Chadbourn, J. Cushing, John Whitcomb, D. Foster, James Prescott, M. Farley, S. Holten, B. White and others, 13"H x 16"W, old folds, bright ink, a couple of small spots, overall clean. $1500 - 2500

Lot 276. 2 Letters & 1 copy from Jacob Abbott to William E. Green 2 Letters and 1 copy from Jacob Abbott (1802-1879). Jacob Abbott was as a Minister and author of "John True". Lot contains letters from Reverend Jacob Abbott to William E. Green and one copy of letters. January 25, 1835. (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 277. Rev. John C. Abbott, letter, 1834 Letter of Rev. John C. Abbott (1805-1877) written to William E. Green, also copy letter of W. E. Green's reply. Abbott was a member of the famous Bowdoin Class of 1825, principal of Andover Academy and later Pastor of Central Church, Worcester, publishing his lectures "The Mother at Home." $150 - 200

Lot 278. Letter from Samuel C. Allen New Salem 1810 to William E. Green (Very good) $150 - 200

Lot 279. Letter from Samuel Allens to William E. Green Letter from Samuel Allens to William E. Green 1831. (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 280. Letter of Andrew Jackson Davis to William E. Green Letter of Andrew Jackson Davis to William E. Green 1837. Also included is a copy of the letter. (Very Good) $250 - 350

Lot 281. Letter from Samuel Dexter to William E. Green Letter from Samuel Dexter of Washington City to William E. Green 1816. (Very Good) $200 - 250

Lot 282. 2 Letters of Moses Brown Ives 2 Letters of Moses Brown Ives, a promenant financier of Providence, Rhode Island 1813. (Very Good) $350 - 500

Lot 283. Levi Lincoln, Jr., 3 letters, 1810-17 Three letters written by Levi Lincoln, Jr., Worcester, Massachusetts, written to William E. Green, regarding military business. $150 - 250

Lot 284. Rhode Island College, 1782 letter, J. Manning Letter of James Manning, dated November 18, 1782, written to John Green, Worcester, MA soliciting benefactors for Rhode Island College, later to become Brown University. Manning served as founding President of the school. $300 - 400

Lot 285. James Manning, 1782-3 letters, Rhode Island College Letters of James Manning, president Rhode Island College (later Brown University) to Dr. John Green requesting the balance due for his sons' education, dated August 3, 1782 and February 13, 1783. $250 - 350

Lot 286. Letter from Corporate Board of Rhode Island College to Dr. John Green. Letter from Corporate Board of Rhode Island College to Dr. John Green 1798. (Very Good) $400 - 450

Lot 287. Rhode Island College, 1800 letter, student uprising Letter of Moses Miller written from Rhode Island College (later Brown University), Providence, to William E. Green, March 21, 1800. Includes reference to a student uprising a week earlier at which there was a demand for the resignation of the college's Steward. $200 - 300

Lot 288. Letter from Moses Miller to William E. Green Letter from Moses Miller, Rhode Island College, to William E. Green dated 1799. (Very Good) $250 - 350 Lot 289. 6 Letters written by family members to William E. Green 6 Letters written by family members to William E. Green at Providence, Rhode Island 1795-1798. (Very Good) $250 - 350

Lot 290. 14 Letters of Edwin Dillingham Bangs Esquire to his law partner William E. Green 14 Letters of Edwin Dillingham Bangs Esquire to his law partner William E. Green Esquire 1795-1825. Included with these letters is a translation of the "Fourth book of Virgil" by Edwin Bangs and Ebnezer Putnam while they were sturdents. (Very Good) $500 - 700

Lot 291. 4 Letters of Franklin Dexter Esquire to William E. Green Esquire 4 Letters of Franklin Dexter Esquire to William E. Green Esquire 1816. (Very Good) $200 - 300

Lot 292. 13 Copies of letters to Franklin Dexter from William E. Green 13 Copies, made by William E. Green, of letters to Franklin Dexter from William E. Green 1816. (Very Good) $200 - 300

Lot 293. 10 letters from Nathan B. Haswell to William E. Green Esquire 1816-1849 10 Letters from Nathan B. Haswell to William E. Green Esquire 1816-1849. (Very Good) $400 - 500

Lot 294. 10 letters from Nathan B. Haswell to William E. Green Esquire 1817-1834 10 Letters from Nathan B. Haswell to William E. Green Esquire 1817-1834. (Very Good) $400 - 500

Lot 295. 8 Letters from the Honorable James Talmadge and copies of letters to William E. Green 8 Letters from the Honorable James Talmadge and copies of letters to William E. Green 1801-1834. (Very Good) $500 - 600

Lot 296. 12 Letters of Levi Thaxter to William E. Green 12 Letters of Levi Thaxter to William E. Green 1800-1816. (Very Good) $500 - 700

Lot 297. 12 Letters of Levi Thaxter to William E. Green 12 Letters of Levi Thaxter to William E. Green 1800-1816. (Very Good) $500 - 700

Lot 298. Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, lecture cards, 1839-41, lot Lot of cards and papers of Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia, including Order of Lectures for Session of 1839-1840, 8 admission cards for medical lectures assigned to John P. Green, 2 receipts of the school. Also lecture admission card of Broome Street School of Medicine, Lecture on Mid-Wifery. Very good condition for lot. $300 - 500

Lot 299. Medical pamphlets, 19th c. lot 19 pamphlets on medical themes, including: 1) "Some Account of the Medical School in Boston, and of the Massachusetts General Hospital," 1824, 16 pages, stained. 2) "Northern Dispensary, Fifteenth Annual Report, 1842," New York, 20 pages. $300 - 500

Lot 300. Letters and Papers from Dr. John P. Green's Letters and papers from Dr. John P. Green's Medical Studies Internship. Also included are several letters of recommendation and his medial thesis. (Very Good) $200 - 300

Lot 301. Journal of Dr. John P. Green's travels to Hong Kong 1843 Journal of Dr. John P. Green's travels to Hong Kong April 22, 1843. Dr. Green wrote his journals as daily letters to his family in NYC & Worcester, MA. (Very Good)

Lot 302. Journal of Dr. John P. Green's travels to Valparaiso, Chili 1860s Journal of Dr. John P. Green's travels to Valparaiso, Chili 1860s. Also included are his account book and will. (Very Good)

Lot 303. Medial papers and letter of Dr. John P. Green Medical papers and letters of Dr. John P. Green (Very Good)

Lot 304. Letters to John P. Green from his siblings Letters to John P. Green from his siblings. Dr. John P. Green (1819-1892). (Very Good)

Lot 305. Notebooks of Lucy Merriam Green Notebooks of Lucy Merriam Green. Lucy Merriam Green (1810-1893) daughter of William E. Green Esquire and Lucy Merriam Green (2nd wife of William E. Green) (Very Good)

Lot 306. Letters and Papers of Lucy M. Green and Mary R. Green Letter and Papers of Lucy M. Green and Mary R. Green (a.k.a Mary Green Knudson). Lucy Green 1810-1893. Mary R. Green 1814-1894. (Very Good)

Lot 307. Lot of letters, papers, and documents of Lucy Merriam Green and Mary Ruggles Green Knudson Lot of letters, papers, and documents of Lucy M. Green and Mary R.G.Knudson. Lucy and Mary were proprietors of The School for Young Ladies (also The Young Ladies Seminary) at Number 1 Fifth Avenue, New York City. Journals from students 1845-1869, photographs, and documents are included. Also included is the memorial biography of Lucy Merriam Green. (Very Good)

Lot 308. Green family genealogy, notebook Notebook of William Nelson Green, 1820, including a handwritten genealogy of the Green Family, starting with James Green of Malden, Massachusetts, 1647. $200 - 300

Lot 309. Lot of Memorobilia of Mrs. William Nelson Green Lot of memorobilia of Mrs. William Nelson Green (Nee Sarah Ball Munroe Staples), mother of William Nelson Green Jr. Lot contains a miniature portrait of Mrs. William Nelson Green and letter. Also the miniature portrait on ivory of Mrs. William Nelson Green nee Sarah Munroe(Ball) Staples married 1839 (Very Good) $400 - 450

Lot 310. Autograph album of Wm. Green, 1853-1860, w/ music Autograph album and diary of Wilhelmn N. Grun (William N. Green). Six pages of notes on musical concerts in Worcester, Massachusetts area, 1853-1857. As example, "May 7th, 1857. At Ole Bull's Concert, Mechanic's Hall. Ole Bull played Fantasie L'amo ah! L' $400 - 800

Lot 311. Manual for the General Court General Rules and Orders, Boston 1863 (Very good) $100 - 150 Lot 312. 3 piece lot of items owned by William Nelson Green 3 piece lot of items owned by William N. Green. First item is William Nelson Green's "Lecture on Bird's", which is handwritten and dated January 28, 1839. Given for the Wilberforce Union Society. William Green's notebook of 1859-1860. The third lot is a treen compass. (Very Good) $300 - 400

Lot 313. Civil War lot, Lt. Col. Wm. N. Green Lot of letters and items related to William N. Green, Lieutenant Colonel, attached to various military arms of New York Volunteers including 173rd New York Volunteers. Includes 6 cartes-de-visit of Green, all but 5 in uniform; compass in round wood box; heart shaped bone (7/8"L) decorated with engraved lettering "Lieut. Col. Wm. N. Green, Aug. 1862, Libbie Prison." Also 8 letters by Green written to family members during the Civil War, with decriptions of places and activity during the war. Addresses include Acqnia Creek, Virginia, 1863; Port Hudson, Lousiana, 1863; Vermillion Bayou, Louisiana, 1863; Middletown, Virginia, 1862; Annapolis, Maryland, 1862; Fort Greble, DC, 1862; McCall's, Virginia, 1862. Green died at New Orleans, June 1, 1864, as a result of a wound in the left elbow received at the battle of Pleasant Hill, Louisiana. $1500 - 2000

Lot 314. Manuscript of "A memoir of William Nelson Green." Author's Manuscript of "A memoir of William Nelson Green..Brevet Brigadier General U.S.V" by Edward Hagaman Hall, New York October 1901. William Nelson Green was possibly the youngest volunteer in the Federal Arm in 1861. He was the nephew of Honorable Andrew Haswell Green "The father of greater New York". (Very Good) $600 - 700

Lot 315. Letter and papers of Dr. John Green of Green Hill Worcester, MA This lot contians letters and papers of Dr. John Green of Green Hill Worcester, MA. Dr. John Green born in Leicester, MA in 1736. He was the son of Reverend/Dr. Thomas Green and Martha (Lynde) Green of Leicester. Reverend Green purchased the land in Worcester which became know as Green Hill. Reverend Green gave the Green Hill land to his son. John Green built his house there around 1755. In 1871 his grandson, Andrew H. Green began a large addition to the home increasing the home to a total of 42 rooms. Andrew H Green inherited the Green Hill. This lot has 10 letters to Dr. Green from his children, 5 letters from the Green children to their mother, and 20 letters from Dr. John Green's website. Also included is 2 photographs of the Winthrop Chandler Portraits of Dr. John Green and Mary Ruggles Green. (Very Good)

Lot 316. Book of Selected Letters of the Green Family This book has selected letters and papers fo some of the Green Family members from years 1790-1800. This book was displayed in the Green Family's private museum on the third floor of their Mansion.

Lot 317. Book "The Useful Family Herbal" "or an account of all those English plants, which are remarkable for their virtues....", London, 1754, full leather bound, original owned by Dr. John Green (Good condition) $300 - 400

Lot 318. Autograph album and Civil War tintype Autograph album of Persis A. Stewart, with entries dated 1854-1863; and a tintype of man in a Civil War uniform (M.W. Davis?), along with letters dating 1866-18888 $300 - 400

Lot 318A. Daguerreotype of Samuel Fiske Green Daguerreotype of Samuel Fiske Green 1845-1847. (Very Good, Covers have separated.) $300 - 400

Lot 319. Daguerreotype of Samuel Fiske Green Daguerreotype of Samuel Fiske Green 1847. (Good condition, case has slight wear) $150 - 200

Lot 320. 3 Daguerreotypes of Samuel Fiske Green Daquerreotype of Samuel Fiske Green from March 31, 1845. 2 have broken cases. 1 is in very good condition. (Fair to good condition) $300 - 500

Lot 321. Peter Cooper & S. F. Green, ambrotype Fine portrait ambrotype of Samuel Fisk Green and Peter Cooper, image 3 3/4" x 2 3/4" oval, clean leather case with clasp, 4 3/4" x 3 3/4". $200 - 400

Lot 322. Lucy Green, daguerreotype, c. 1847 Fine quarter plate daguerreotype of Lucy M. Green, hand-colored, photographer not identified, in blind stamped leather case with weakened hinge. Sitter identified with old paper label, dated 1847 and 1847. $100 - 200

Lot 323. Mary R. Green, 1845 daguerreotype Quarter plate daguerreotype identified as Mary Ruggles Green, dated 1845 on paper label and within case, no photographer identified, embossed leather case. $100 - 200

Lot 324. O. B. Green, daguerreotype Quarter plate daguerreotype of Oliver B. Green, photographer not identified, subtle handcoloring to face. Embossed leather case. $50 - 100

Lot 325. Wm. E. Green, daguerreotype Quarter plate daguerreotype identified as William E. Green, circa 1849 or 1850 (paper label on case), no photographer identified. Green was a lawyer and justice of the peace living in Worcester, MA. With embossed leather case. $100 - 200

Lot 326. Julia Plympton Green, dageurreotype (1816-1880), 2nd eldest daughter of William E. & Julian P. Green, signed "M.A. & S. Root" $200 - 300

Lot 327. Green Hill, Worcester, MA, daguerreotype Fine early half plate daguerreotype of old house with horse and wagon in front, Green Hill, Worcester, Massachusetts, photographer not identified. Taped edges probably not period, blind stamped leather case rubbed, detached hinge. $2500 - 3500

Lot 328. Green Hill, Worcester, MA, daguerreotype #2 Fine early half plate daguerreotype of house, Green Hill, Worcester, Massachusetts, photographer not identified. Side view of house, showing child holding wheelbarrow, child on roof, and lady standing next to one-horse carriage. Embossed leather case. $3000 - 4500

Lot 329. Green Hill w/ barn, Worcester, MA, daguerreotype Fine early half plate daguerreotype of house, Green Hill, Worcester, Massachusetts, photographer not identified. Side view of house with barn alongside, photographer not identified, with embossed leather case. $3000 - 5000 Lot 330. Early Photograph Plate of Carl Knudsen Early Photograph Plate of Carl Knudsen Circa 1850 in the imperial size ( 6-1/2" x 8-1/2"). No case (Good ) $200 - 300

Lot 331. 4 Photograph Plates of Green Hill 4 Photograph glass plates of Green Hill. Photograph plates are not backed, unframed. 8 1/2" x 10 1/2". (Very Good) $200 - 300

Lot 332. Capt. N. Thompson & wife, daguerreotype lot Two quarter plate daguerreotypes identified as Captain Nathaniel L. Thompson and "Grandmother Porter," wife of Captain Thompson, later second husband, Joseph Porter. Captain Thompson was a sea captain out of Kennebunk, Maine. No photographer identified, both in embossed leather cases. $100 - 200

Lot 333. "Kennebunk, ME, house, dageurreotype" (5000) $Fine half-plate dag. of the home of Captain Nathaniel Lord Thompson, Kennebunk, Maine, built by him in 1842, with embossed leather case. - 3500

Lot 334. Mary Hacket photos 4 daggeurreotypes of Mary Hackett, Kennebunk, ME, of herself and with Emma Bell (Good) $700 - 900

Lot 335. Photo lot - Hacket family including a daggeurreotype of grandfather William Hacket, Kennebunk, ME, Nancie Hacket Thompson, etc. $400 - 600

Lot 336. Lot of three items related to Deacon Job Williams. Dagurreotypes. Lot of three items related to Deacon Job Williams. First item is a fine framed oval daguerreotype of Deacon Job William and printed copy of the Sermon delivered by Reverend. Walter S. Alexander at Deacon Williams Funeral. Third lot is a early daguerreotype of Deacon Job Williams, quarter size in leather embossed case. Deacon Job Wiliams was born in Raynham, MA on December 27, 1784. He married at Pomfret, CT in 1809 to Mary White. Mary White died in 1825. Deacon Job William remarried in 1826 to Sophia S. Parrott who survived him. He died March 5, 1863. (Very Good)

Lot 337. Lot of items related to Deacon Job Williams Lot of items related to Deacon Job Williams. Included are 4 copies of biographical booklets about Job Williams (1842-1914). Newspaper clippings, letters, and photographs of Job Williams family. Job Williams Jr, Daguerreotype Photograph 1/16 size in Gutta Percha case. Kate Stone, wife of Job Williams Daguerreotype 1/16 size Gutta Precha case. Job Williams (1842-1914) teacher of the deaf, principal of the American School at Hartford. Photograph of Catherine (Stone) Williams (1845-1909). (Very Good) $500 - 600

Lot 338. Letters from Abigail Nelson Green Letters from Abigail Nelson Green. 5 Letters from the Nelson Family. Abigail Nelson first wife of William E. Green Esquire.

Lot 339. Letters from Lucy to William E. Green Letters from Lucy Merriam to William E. Green, and other family members. Letters to Betsey Merriam, William E. Green. 16 Letters of Lucy Merriam and 3 Letters of William E. Green to Lucy; including his copy of the letter he wrote to Mrs. Sarah Merriam (a very humorous in relation to his proposal of marriage to her daughter). Lucy Merriam was William E. Green's 2nd wife. She was born 1786 at Grafton, MA daughter of Deacon Joseph & Sarah (Sally) Wadsworth Merriam. (Very Good)

Lot 340. Letters from Lucy Merriam Green's Family Letters from Lucy Merriam Green's family including letters from her Father Deacon Joseph Merriam of Grafton, MA. Also letters from Deacon Joseph Merriam to William E. Green. 1807-1811. (Very Good)

Lot 341. Letters from Elijah Case to William E Green Letters from Elijah Case to William E Green. 1809-1811. 10 Letters from Elijah case to William E. Green. Elijah case was married to Betsey Merriam the sister of Lucy Merriam Green. (Very Good)

Lot 342. Letters from Julia Plimpton to William E. Green and others Letters from Julia Plimpton to William E. Green and others. 23 Letters in this lot. Julia Plimpton was married to William E. Green, she was his third wife and mother to nine of his children. Julia (Plimpton) Green was the daughter of Oliver Plimpton Esquire and Lydia (Fisk) Plimpton of Southbridge, MA. She and her nine children were descendants of Mayflower passengers: John Tilly, John Howland, and John Chipman.

Lot 343. Letters of William E. Green and family Letters to William E. Green and family (1777-1865). Included are letters from Rhode Island College (now Brown University) to William E. Green 1794-1799. Also letters from Dr. J.P.Green to William E. Green. Large lot of approximately 150 letters from the Green family to William E. Green (Very Good)

Lot 344. Letters to William E. Green from his Brothers Letters to William from his brothers; Thomas Green, Timothy Green, Samuel Green, Meltiah Green, and Bourn Green. There are also letters from other family members including; nieces, nephews, sisters, and in-law cousins. This lot contains approximately 85 letters. (Very Good)

Lot 345. Letters from Children of William E. Green Letters from Children of William E. Green (1777-1865); Lucy M. Green (1810-1893), Mary R. Green (1814-1894), Mary R. Green (1814-1894), Dr. Samuel F. Green (1822-1884), Oliver B. Green (1826-1906), Martin Green (1828-1859). This lot contains approximately 350 letters from the 1820's to 1917. (Very Good)

Lot 346. Letters from the Children of William E. Green Letters from the Childern of William E. Green 1820's-1860's. This lot containing approximately 200-250 letters. (Very Good)

Lot 347. Letter sent to Central Park Commissioner's Office in regards to a "Steam Road Roller". Letter sent to Central Park Commissioner's office and received by Andrew Haswell Green. Letter was in regards to a machine made by Aveling & Porter, Engineers (Iron founders & Boiler makers London, England and Rochester). An illustration of their "Steam Road Roller" accompanies the letter. (Very Good) $150 - 200

Lot 348. Lot of 5 Drawing Books Lot of 5 Drawing Books. First book "A Manual Topograhical Drawing" by Lt.R.S.Smith, US Army. 2nd edition, New York 1856. Bound and embossed Cloth-on-Board, broken spine, fair condition. The second book is "German Edition of Perspective Drawing 1839". Fair condition. The third book is "The Human Head Correct Delineation" by Louis Bail, New Haven 1859. Good Condition. The fourth & fifth books are 2 drawing books from "Chapman's American Drawing Book, NO.I & No. II". New York 1853, both unused, very good condition. (Very Good) $200 - 250 Lot 349. 9 Western Union Telegraph Company message to from and/to Green Family Members 9 Western Union Telegraph Company messages to from and/to Green Family Members. (Very Good)

Lot 350. Miscellaneous Correspondence and ephemera lot of the Green Family Miscellaneous lot of correspondence and ephemera from the Green Family (Very Good) $75 - 100

Lot 351. Green family letters $25 - 50

Lot 352. Two unidentified photos probably from original daggeurreotypes, one of a young boy and dog in front of a cabin, and the other of 3 small childredn holding kittens (Very good) $200 - 300

Lot 353. Two "Dear Santa" letters 1870 and 1873, along with 5 editions of "The Cleaner" 1875-1876, a child's handwritten newspaper in ink and pencil $50 - 75

Lot 354. Large Letter lot of correspondence related to the William E. Green Large letter lot of correspondence related to the William E. Green. Approximately 450-500 letters from William Elijah Green's Law practice and some letters from classmates of from Rhode Island College in Providence. The letters range in date from 1790-1860. William E. Green, born Green Hill in Worcester, MA 1777. Died Green Hill in Worcester, MA 1865. He was the son of Dr. John Green and Mary Ruggles Green. (Very Good)

Lot 355. Millbury, MA, 1855 Writing School, broadside Exhibition Programme of the Exercises at the Exhibition to be given at the close of Mr. O. S. Moulton's Writing School, in this place, Wednesday Evening, Dec. 12, at Academy Hall, Millbury, Massachusetts, Dec. 10, 1855. Broadside, clean paper with mild toning on old fold. $50 - 100

Lot 356. School photo Enlarged print of a dageurreotype taken in 1866 of the young ladies from the school headed misses Lucy M. and Mary R. Green, Lady's Seminary 1 Fifth Avenue, New York City. $400 - 500

Lot 357. Rhode Island College, 1798, commencement broadside & diploma Large broadside announcing commencement for Rhode Island College, now Brown University, 1798, printed in Latin, 22" x 18", old folds, clean paper. $150 - 300

Lot 358. Early broadside Celyon Government Railway Time and Fare Table, approx. 18" x 24" $200 - 300

Lot 359. Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, 1841 diploma Fine diploma of Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, bestowed on J. P. Green (John Plimpton Green), 1841, with original paper seals and ribbon. Parchment, measures 25"H x 20 1/2"W, clean. $100 - 200

Lot 360. Hebrew book, old illuminated manuscript Finely illustrated manuscript book written in Hebrew, vellum paper, probably 18th century, modern leather binding, 3 3/4"H. Mild toning and soiling to pages within. $200 - 400

Lot 361. Lot of 2 books ABC's miniature manuscript Kennebunk, ME, Susie L. Thompson's alphabet illustrated, J.P. Thompson, lightly soiled, clean within, penmanship copy book of James Osborn, 1774, manuscript copy book, Charlestown Mass, 24 pages of penmanship and samples of form letters 8" x 6 1/2" clean paper, slight edge wear (Good condition) $250 - 450

Lot 362. Miniature books, lot of 3 Lot of 3 miniature books-- "Miniature Bible, or abstract of Sacred History, for the use of children," collated by Thomas G. Fessenden, Brattleborough (sic), Vermont, 1816, full leather, some loss to title and first two pages, back cover partially detached; "Pearls," American Tract Society, c. 1865, blind stamped cloth covers, clean; "Dew Drops," American Tract Society, mild wear to blind stamped cloth covers, light foxing to endpapers. $100 - 200

Lot 363. Paper dolls, 2 books, 1850s Lot of two books on making paper dolls-- 1) "Paper Dolls and How to Make Them, a book for little girls," New York, Anson D. F. Randolph, 1856, 22 pages and 8 plates mostly hand-colored. Stiff paper wraps, 7", clean. 2) "Minty Green,"by McLoughlin Bros, New York, folded paper with paper wraps and two stiff paper models of women, interior with hand-colored dresses, uncut, very good condition. $50 - 100

Lot 364. Stanley’s Exploration of Africa, 1889 map Stanley in Africa, 1867-1889, George Philip & Son, London, 19" x 26", 2 tiny holes and small tear on fold. $25 - 50

Lot 365. London Panorama, ca. 1850 rolled print Panorama of London and the River Thames, The Illustrated London News, circa 1850, rolled print, back with key to buildings, hand-colored paper backed with fine linen, print measures 11 1/2"H x 93"L, small vertical paper tear at each end, paper generally in very good condition with excellent coloring, mahogany scroll with some end loss. $400 - 800

Lot 366. Black's Guide to Scotland & boxed maps Black's Picturesque Tourist of Scotland, 19th ed., Edinburgh, Adam and Charles Black, 1871, 616 pp. + 64 pp of advertising, also many fold-out maps. Also, "Black's New Large Map of Scotland," 12 sheets mounted on cloth, boxed, clean. $75 - 150

Lot 367. Rewards of merit, Worcester, MA, 1825-1827 Lot of 21 handmade rewards of merit earned by John P. Green, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1825-1827, signed and presumably made by his teacher Harriet Price, mild wear. $100 - 200

Lot 368. Prospect House Bazaar Niagara Falls, NY, certificate made out to Carl Knudsen, August 11, 1851 $50 - 75

Lot 369. Rewards of Merit, early 19th c. lot Lot of 8 Rewards of Merit, early 19th century. Light wear. $50 - 100

Lot 370. Slave woman, photo & documents including a biography and a hand-written Last Will and Testament dated 1898 (400) $Cabinet card photograph of Sarah Ann Blunt Crozley, and handwritten biography. Back of card written Born 25th Dec. 1820, 1884. Note states "Sarah Ann Crozley was born about 1820 on Christmas day on the Eastern shore of Maryland, County Greenwood Landing n - 200 Lot 371. More of Sarah Ann Blunt Crozley items (see previous lot 370) $200 - 400

Lot 372. Miscellaneous ephemera lot of the Green Family Miscellaneous lot of ephemera from the Green Family. Included are 2 stereoptic photograph cards of Green Hill, 3 photosgraphs of the Greens @ 1905 Mansion. Letter discussing chandeliers at Green Hill, which stated chandeliers should remain in the mansion. Also included are 2 photographs of Green Hill after Hurricane of 1938, which is written on the back. (Very Good)

Lot 373. 9 Letters from the Ruggles family to William E. Green 9 Letters from the Ruggles family Written to William E. Green 1799-1822. (Very Good)

Lot 374. 13 Legal Documents from William E. Green's Law firm 13 Legal Documents from William E. Green's Law firm in Worcester, MA. (Very Good)

Lot 375. Three letters to William E. Green from cousin Gardner Tufts of Savannah, GA 1802, 1818, one letter from Martha Tufts c. 1725 $300 - 400

Lot 376. Two letters from Killian Van Renselear and letter from Hon. James Tallmadge, jr. 1806 $400 - 500

Lot 377. Letter from George Lyndes to William E. Green Letter from George Lyndes to William E. Green, sent from the Worcester Jail September 6, 1817. (Very Good)

Lot 378. 2 Letters from prisoner Paine to William E. Green both sent from the Worcester, MA jail. First letter is date August 14, 1820. Second letter is dated August 11, 1820. (Very Good )

Lot 379. Judges decision letter in regard to Moses & Nicholas Brown VS. Ephraim Wheeler Nicholas Brown of Providence, R.I. VS. Ephraim Wheeler of Grafton, MA 1792. (Very Good)

Lot 380. Letter from Phillip Crapo regarding a divorce Letter from Phillip Crapo, of Providence, R.I., requesting counsel for a divorce petition and requirement of Residency. (Very Good)

Lot 381. Letter of Louis Auger to William E. Green Letter from Louis Auger to William E. Green, dated March 31, 1807 Boston. (Very good)

Lot 382. Photographs, Journal of Lucy M. Green Photographs, Journal of Lucy M. Green. Lucy Merriam Green 1810-1893, daughter of Lucy Merriam & William E. Green. Included photograph of Lucy M. Green "Memorial Booklet of the Life of Lucy M. Green's Journal" from 1838. Photograph of Merriam Homestead, Grafton, MA. (Very Good)

Lot 383. Book: "Genealogy and Historical notices of the Family of Plimpton (Plympton) in America and of Plumbton, England" Book: "Genealogy and Historical notices of the Family of Plimpton (Plympton) in America and of Plumbton, England" by Levi B. Chase, 1884 Hartford, CT. (Very Good) $100 - 150

Lot 384. Lot of items related to the Plimpton Family Lot of items related to the Plimpton Family. Photograph of Oliver Plimpton house in Southbridge, MA. Photograph of the 5 brothers taken circa 1872. Lydia Plymton Green's purse. Also included is the family bible page and an unframed photograph of Lydia F. Plymton. (Very Good) $200 - 300

Lot 385. Framed Photograph of Lydia Fiske Plympton Framed Photograph of Lydia Fiske Plympton 1762-1851. Lydia Fiske Plympton was the wife of Oliver Plympton of Southbridge, MA and mother of Julia P. Green, 3rd wife of William E. Green. "Whipple Patent" Draguerreotype print circa 1850. (Very Good) $100 - 125

Lot 386. Book: "Gallup Genealogy" Book "Gallup Genealogy" by Darwin C. Gallup and Josephine M. Peck 1966 Portland, ME.

Lot 387. Captain John Gallup lot including 2 copies of Gallup/Williams geneology, photo of c. 1749 home of Col. Nathan Gallup $150 - 200

Lot 388. Large box lot of letters and ephemera related to the Gallup & Williams family Large box lot of letters and ephemera related to the Gallop & Williams family. Included is a copy of the Gallup Genealogy, photographs of the a Gallop house, 2 copies of Captain John Gallop, letters of Margaret P. Green and Julia E. Green, and handwritten Williams family genealogy. (Very Good)

Lot 389. Green family geneology handwritten account of the Gallop-Williams Green families (Good) $100 - 200

Lot 390. Ruggles family history "The Ruggles Family of England and America", Henry Stoddard Ruggles, 1893, private printing. This copy was presented to Hon Andrew Haswell Green grandson of Mary Ruggles Green and daughter of Brig. Gen. Timothy Ruggles, along with a print of Gen. Timothy Ruggles. (1711-1795) $150 - 250

Lot 391. NO LOT

Lot 392. General Timothy Ruggles geneology 3 bound copies, 1897 private printing (Very good) $150 - 200

Lot 393. General Timothy Ruggles geneology 8 paper-bound copies, Henry Stoddard Ruggles, private printing, 1897. $100 - 200

Lot 394. General Timothy Ruggles geneology 6 paper-bound copies, Henry Stoddard Ruggles, private printing, 1897. $100 - 200

Lot 395. General Timothy Ruggles geneology lot of unbound copies $50 - 75 Lot 396. Photograph lot collection of photos of the Captain Nathaniel Lord Thompson family members, including a daggeurreotype of Benjamin Thompson (1793-1892), 50 old photographs in 2 albums. (Good) $500 - 600

Lot 397. Book M. J. Thompson "Captain Nathaniel Lord Thompson of Kennebunk, Maine and the Ships He Built" 1st ed., Boston 1937; along with a photo of the Captain. $300 - 350

Lot 398. One of 25 copies of "Ship Defiant, Voyage from New York to San Francisco 1875-1876" by Howard G. Stevenson One of 25 copies of "Ship Defiant, Voyage from New York to San Francisco 1875-1876" by Howard G. Stevenson 1937. (Very good)

Lot 399. Captain Lord's silver dollar with its history, along with black leather pocket book. $400 - 500

Lot 400. Photo lot including 19 b/w photos of ships built by Nathanel Lord Thompson, a sepia photo the Captain Lord Thompson house in Kennebunk Maine, and four negatives of the Captain, etc. (Good) $300 - 400

Lot 401. Family notes of Thompson Lord Hackett, Nathaniel L. Thompson family notes, geneologic information, etc. (Good) $200 - 250

Lot 402. Lot of items related to the Hackett Family Lot of items related to the Hackett family. Included are 3 photographs, drawings, and watercolors by Mary Hackett, Nancy Hackett circa 1840. Also included are letters from Mary Hackett. (Very Good)

Lot 403. Kennebunkport, ME, photo lot Lot of 7 vintage mounted photographs, 4 being home of Mary Thompson at Kennebunk Beach, Maine, also a mill building near Kennebunkport, Nathaniel Jefferds House and the John Usher Parsons House at Kennebunkport, Maine. Clean lot. $100 - 200

Lot 404. Kennebunk, ME, Unitarian Church, photos Lot of 3 old mounted photographs of the Unitarian Church, Kennebunk, Maine. Clean $50 - 100

Lot 405. Kennebunk, ME, Capt. N. Thompson House Fine set of 6 vintage, mounted photographs of the Captain Nathaniel Lord Thompson House at Kennebunk, Maine, each image 6" x 7 1/2". Includes 5 interior views. Clean lot. $150 - 250

Lot 406. Kennebunk, ME, 5 old photos of houses 4 vintage, mounted photographs of houses on Summer Street, Kennebunk, Maine. Most images depict Capt. Charles Thompson house, and one photo of women in black face. Clean lot. $100 - 200

Lot 407. Large box lot of items related to Rogers family Large box lot of items related to the Rogers Family of Kennebunk, ME. Included is a box of photographs of several families: Lord, Thompson, Hackett, Rogers. Also included is 2 Journals of Homer Rogers, and a copy of "John Rogers and Some of his Descendants" by Josiah H. Drummond 1898 Portland, ME.

Lot 408. Large box lot of 500-700 Letters of Dr. Samuel Fiske Green, Mrs. Maragaret Phelps (Williams) Green, and their 4 Children. Large box lot of 500-700 Letters of Dr. Samuel Fiske Green, Mrs. Maragaret Phelps (Williams) Green, and their 4 Children: Samuel F. Green (1822-1883), Margaret W. Green (1836-1927), Julia Elizabeth born 1864, Lucy Maria born 1865, Mary Ruggles born 1867, Dr. Nathan William born 1871. (Good-Very good)

Lot 409. Dr. Samuel F. Green's Family papers Dr. Samuel F. Green's family papers. Lot contains family photographs, letters of Dr. Green and his four children; Julia Elizabeth, Lucy Maria, Mary Ruggles, and Dr. Nathan Williams. Also included are notebooks and documents. (Good-Very Good)

Lot 410. Lot of items related to Samuel Fiske Green Lot of items related to Samuel Fiske Green. Items of Dr. Samuel F. Green included is "Scientific Tamil Pioneer Story of Dr. Samuel Fiske Green" by R. Ambihaipahar, 1st edition November 11, 1998 Sri Lanka. Also included is a notebook of copies of Dr. Samuel Fiske Green's Letters, and stamps from 1998 with Dr. Samuel Green on one series from Sri Lanka. (Very good)

Lot 411. Large box lot of Dr. Samuel F. Green related memorobilia Large box lot of Dr. Samuel F. Green related memorobilia. Included are 4 notebooks for Dr. Samuel F. Green, several photographs of Ceylon and the Hospital in Ceylon. Also included is Dr. Samuel F. Green's sea chanty "Jonny Boker 1862" and several books. (Good-Very Good) $600 - 800

Lot 412. Box lot of Dr. Samuel F. Green's private journals and translations of Medical Journals and lectures Box lot of Dr. Samuel F. Green's private journals 1840-1872 and translations of Medical Journals and lectures (Good-Very Good)

Lot 413. Lot of ephemera related to Dr. Samuel F. Green's medical practice Lot of ephemera related to Dr. Samuel F. Green's medical practice. Included are Dr. Samuel Fiske Green's medical papers from his time in Ceylon. Also included are many items related to his time in Ceylon. (Good-Very Good)

Lot 414. Ceylon- medical books in Tamil, Dr. S. F. Green Lot of books and pamphlets written in Tamil, with editing by Dr. Samuel F. Green, 1850s-1870s-- 1) "Cutter's Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene," 1857. Hardcovers. 2) "Hooper's Physician's Vade Mecum," 1872, full calf. 3) "Danforth's Science and Art of Surgery," 1867, full calf. Letter of Dr. Green tipped into endpapers. Also bound copy that never had covers. 4) "Gray's Anatomy," 1872, 2 copies bound but never with covers. Numerous small pamphlets by Green, published by Jaffna Religious Tract Society, stated first editions, 5000 copies each, clean-- "The Body", 1880 (4 copies); "The Mouth," 1877 (3 copies); "The Foot," 1877; "The Eye," 1877 (3 copies); "The Ear," 1877 (3 copies); "The Hand," 1877 (3 copies); "The Skin," 1877. $200 - 400

Lot 415. Ceylon, Tamil medical & religious books Lot of books about Ceylon, and translations in Tamil of medical and religious books. Most books edited by Samuel F. Green, medical missionary. Includes: "Souvenirs of Ceylon, a series of 126 illus. Of the coast, river and mountain scenery," by A. M. Ferbu, and a copy of The Holy Bible $200 - 400 Lot 416. Box lot of Letters of Dr. Samuel Fiske Green Box lot of Dr. Samuel F. Green's letters, 3 boxes of documents from 1840-1883, journals, and envelopes containing letters from William E. Green. (Good-very good)

Lot 416A. Plan of Cabins of the Frigate "Barham" 1200 tons Plans of Cabins of the Frigate "Barham" 1200 tons, Lawrence William Vaile Commander. (Very Good)

Lot 417. Drawing book of Lucy M. Green includes several drawings and sketches by Dr. Samuel F. Green, Lucy's father, ca. 1870s. (Good) $400 - 500

Lot 418. Lot of letters, drawings, maps, and items related to Dr. Samuel F. Green Lot of Letters, drawings, maps, and items related to Dr. Samuel F. Green. Included is Samuel F. Green's letter to his father en route to Ceylon. Samuel F. Green's letter to his sister Lydia P. Also included are Dr. Samuel F. Green's drawings of maps. (Good-Very Good)

Lot 419. 4 Prints from a Draguerreotype of Dr. Samuel F. Green 4 Prints from a Draguerreotype of Dr. Samuel F. Green. One of the prints has been mounted for display. (Very Good)

Lot 420. Map of Manipay Map of Manipay (Very Good)

Lot 421. Drawing of Manipay Drawing of Manipay, Ceylon 1869 S. Moody. (Very good)

Lot 422. Broadside Calcutta University The City College, Columbo, approx. 12" x 15", 1897. (Good) $100 - 125

Lot 423. A tribute to Julia E. Green from the students and staff of the Uduvil School A tribute to Julia E. Green from the students and staff of the Uduvil School. Upon her departure from Ceylon, Julia E. Green daughter of Dr. Samuel Fiske Green and Margaret Phelps Williams Green, was presented with a tribute from the staff and students of the Uduvil School where she was a teacher, July 1910. (Very Good)

Lot 424. American Sunday School Union, 1859 broadside American Sunday School Union, certificate of membership of Samuel Fiske Green, broadside, 1859, signed by John McLean, President. Clean. $50 - 100

Lot 425. American Sunday School Union, 1859 broadside American Sunday School Union, certificate of membership of Julia F. Green, broadside, 1859, signed by John McLean, President. Clean. $50 - 100

Lot 426. American Sunday School Union, 1859 broadside #2 American Sunday School Union, certificate of membership of Miss Mary R. Green, 1859, signed by John McLean, President. Mild spots at bottom left and margin. $50 - 100

Lot 427. WCTU, 1932 broadside The Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Life Membership certificate of Miss Julia E. Green, October 17, 1932, signed by Mary E. Welles, President; Sarah A. Hull, Corresponding Secretary; Ethel D. Barrows, Recording Secretary; Nellie R. Arnold, Treasurer. Clean. $50 - 100

Lot 428. American Bible Society, 1860 broadside American Bible Society, certificate of contribution from Samuel F. Green, New York, April 9, 1860, broadside, clean, some wear to extreme edges of margin. $50 - 100

Lot 429. American Tract Society, 1851 broadside American Tract Society, certificate of life membership of Mary R. Green, February 15, 1851, broadside signed by Tho. S. Williams, President, and others. Light soiling to paper. $50 - 100

Lot 430. American Tract Society, 1861 broadside American Tract Society, certificate of life membership of Mary R. Green, Boston, June 18, 1861, broadside signed by President and Secretary. Clean. $50 - 100

Lot 431. American Tract Society, 1852 broadside American Tract Society, certificate of life membership of Miss Julia E. Green, New York, May 22, 1852, broadside signed by President and Secretaries, clean. $50 - 100

Lot 432. American Home Missionary Society, 1859 broadside American Home Missionary Society, certificate for life membership of Miss Julia F. Green, New York, April 9, 1859, signed by Secretaries. Mild toning and some spotting to paper. $50 - 100

Lot 433. American Home Missionary Society, 1859 broadside #2 American Home Missionary Society, certificate for life membership of Miss Mary R. Green, New York, March 19, 1859, signed by Secretaries. Mild toning to paper. $50 - 100

Lot 434. American Home Missionary Society, 1859 broadside American Home Missionary Society, certificate for life membership of Samuel Fiske Green, New York, March 19, 1859, signed by Secretaries. $50 - 100

Lot 435. State Department, 1904 document Document of Department of State similar to today's passport, identifying Nathan W. Green, dated June 11, 1904, signed by Green. Clean. $50 - 100

Lot 436. Dept. of State, 1841 visa issued to Samuel Fisk Green, signed by James Buchanan (600) $ the future 15th president of the United States - 400

Lot 437. Dept. of State, 1855 document, W. L. Marcy signed United States Department of State document, equivalent of today's passport, stating that Samuel F. Green is citizen and with particular personal identifying features, signed by Green, also signed by W. L. Marcy as Secretary of State under President Franklin Pierce. Paper with old folds, a few mild spots. $100 - 200

Lot 438. Dept. of State, 1849 document, Clayton signed United States Department of State document, equivalent of today's passport, stating that John P. Green is citizen and with particular personal identifying features, signed by Green, also signed by John M. Clayton, Secretary of State during Presidency of Zachary Taylor. Clean paper, old folds. $200 - 300 Lot 439. Hand-drawn map of Manipay, Ceylon by Samuel Fiske Green Hand-drawn map of Manipay, Ceylon by Samuel Fiske Green in ink and water colors, 19" x 30". (Very Good)

Lot 440. Plot Plan of Green Hill Estate Worcester, MA Plot Plan of Green Hill Estate Worcester, MA drawn October 8, 1866. (Very Good)

Lot 440A. Map of Colombo Ceylon Map of Colombo Ceylon circa 1870. (Very Good)

Lot 441. Map of the Island of Ceylon Map of the Island of Ceylon (corrected to the beginning of 1868) (Very Good)

Lot 442. Birds of California, J. Cassin, 1862 Cassin, John, “Illustrations of the Birds of California, Texas, Oregon, British and Russian America, intended to contain descriptions and figures of all North American Birds, Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott, w/ 50 hand-colored plates printed by Bowen, 1862, 298 pp. ¾ leather, light rubbing to edges, good binding, clean within. $1000 - 2500

Lot 443. Hawthorne, Tanglewood Tales, illus. By M. Parrish Hawthorne, Nathaniel, “A Wonder Book and Tanglewood Tales for Girls and Boys, illus. By Maxfield Parrish, 1910, 358 pp. Cloth, 9 ¾H, light rubbing to covers, weakened hinges, name of former owner. $100 - 200

Lot 444. Ornithology of US & Canada, Nuttall, 1832, 1834 Nuttall, Thomas, "A Manual of the Ornithology of the United States and of Canada, The Water Birds, Boston, Hilliard, Gray and Co., 1834, 627 pp. Cloth, 7 7/8H, mild sunning to spine, spine label chipped, name of former owner on endpapers. Also Nuttall, "The Land Birds," Cambridge, Hilliard and Brown, 1832, 683 pp. Cloth, 7 ¾H, spine label with loss, sunned spine and some hinge tear, good binding, name of former owner on endpaper, foxing on endpaper, clean text paper. $200 - 400

Lot 445. Fishing, Rod & Line, by Wheatley, 1849 Wheatley, Hewett, “The Rod and Line: or, Practical Hints and Dainty Devices for the Sure Taking of Trout, Grayling, etc., with 9 hand-colored plates, London, Longman, Brown, Green, & Longmans, 1849. Clean cloth, 7H, tight binding, name of former owner on endpaper, mild toning to clean paper within. $200 - 400

Lot 446. History of Women, by Alexander, 1796 Alexander, William, “The History of Women, from the Earliest Antiquity, to the Present Time; giving an account of almost every interesting particular concerning that sex, among all nations, ancient and modern, 2 vols., Philadelphia, J. H. Dobelbower, 1796. Full leather, vol. I with detached cover, some splitting of other covers, chipped edges to endpapers, mild toning and some margin spots. $600 - 800

Lot 447. Man of Feeling, by Mackenzie, 1795 [Mackenzie, Henry] “The Man of Feeling, 1st Worcester ed., printed by Isaiah Thomas, Jr., 1795, 189 pp. Full calf, mild rubbing to covers, good binding, pencil notation on title, mild toning to generally clean text. $800 - 1000

Lot 448. The Spectator, 1776, 8 vols., full calf [Addison, Joseph] “The Spectator, 8 vols., Edinburgh, 1776. Full calf, 7H, clean covers with light corner wear, good bindings, clean paper. $500 - 700

Lot 449. British Birds, 1797, 2 vols. “History of British Birds, 2 vols., wood engravings by T. Berwick, Newcastle, vol. I 1797, vol. II 1804. ½ leather with marbled boards, cover detached on vol. II. $800 - 1200

Lot 450. Fly-Fisher's Entomology, by Ronalds, 1849 Ronalds, Alfred, “The Fly-Fisher’s Entomology, 4th ed. w/ 20 copper engravings hand-colored, London, Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1849, 115 pp. plus advertising. Clean cloth, 9H, very good binding, name of former owner on endpaper, clean within, bright coloring on plates. $350 - 500

Lot 451. Blacker's Art of Fly Making, 1855 Blacker, William, “Blacker’s Art of Fly Making, etc., comprising angling & dyeing of colours with engravings of salmon & trout flies, …, w/ 22 hand-colored plates, London, published by the author, 1855, 259 pp. Full calf, splitting to top of hinges, good binding, name of former owner on endpaper, clean within, bright color to plates. $2000 - 3000

Lot 452. Compleat Angler, by Walton, 1810 Walton Isaac, “The Compleat Angler, with 17 hand-colored plates, London, printed for S. Bagler, 1810, 246 pp. plus advertising. Hardcovers, 6 1/2"H, leather spine partially detached, darkened boards with corner wear, weakened front hinge, name of former owner on endpaper. $500 - 800

Lot 453. Cuvier's Animal Kingdom, 1831-1834, 3 vols. Cuvier, Baron, Cuvier’s Animal Kingdom—4 vols. & Index (vol. IX, Class Reptilia, 1831; vol. X, vol. XI, Class Pisces, 1834; vol. XII, The Mollusca and Radiata, 1834; Index & Synopsis, 1835) Full calf, mild edge wear to covers, good bindings, clean text and bright hand-coloring to engraved plates of animals. $1000 - 2000

Lot 454. Ferns of Great Britain, by Pratt, 1870 Pratt, Anne, “The Ferns of Great Britain, and Their Allies, 2nd edition, with 41 full page chromolithograph illus. plates, London, n.d., circa 1870, 164 pp. Blind stamped cloth, 9 1/8"H, a couple small spots to clean covers, very good binding, name of former owner on endpaper, clean text and illustrations. $350 - 400

Lot 454A. Jorrocks' Jaunts and Jollities, 1874 [Surtees, Robert S.], "Jorrocks' Jaunts and Jollities, the hunting, shooting, racing, driving, sailing, eccentric and extravagant exploits of that renowned sporting citizen Mr. John Jorrocks," 4th ed., 16 hand-colored prints, London, George Routledge, 291, pp. 3/4 leather, 10"H, fine binding, mild edge rubbing, good binding, name of former owner on endpaper, some light foxing within. $50 - 100

Lot 455. Sheep Guide, by Bard, 1811 Bard, Samuel, “A Guide for Young Sheperds; or facts and observations on the character and value of Merino Sheep, New York, 1811, 112 pp. ¾ leather, 7 1/8H, rubbed covers, very good binding, name of former owner on endpaper, mild toning and a few spots within margins. (Very good) $500 - 900

Lot 456. Life of Washington, by Irving, 1856, 5 vols. Irving, Washington, “Life of George Washington, 5 vols., New York, G. P. Putnam, 1st. ed. 1856. This work (Vol. I) first published in 1856, Vol. II in 1856, Vol. III in 1859, Vol IV & V in 1859. Author completed work in 1855. 3/4 leather, marbled paper, light rubbing to covers and corners, good bindings, name of former owner, clean text. $1500 - 3000 Lot 457. Early Lessons, 1823 Children's books Edgeworth, Maria, “Early Lessons, 6 vols., Philadelphia, Nobert Desilver, 1823. ¾ leather, 5 ¾H, worn corners and spine ends, name of former owner on endpaper, hand-colored engravings, some loose pages, general wear. $100 - 200

Lot 458. Book: "Les Arts Au Moyen Age Et Al' Epoque De La Rennaissance" Book: "Les Arts Au Moyen Age Et Al' Epoque De La Rennaissance". Paul Lacroix Paris, 1869. Deluxe edition, First Edition. Illustrated with a broken binding. (Good, broken binding) $450 - 500

Lot 459. Grenfell book lot LOT-- Grenfell, Wilfred T. 6 vols., including 1& 2) “The Harvest of the Sea, New York, Fleming H. Revell Co., 1905. Cloth, clean. 2 copies, 1 with sunned spine. 3) “Adrift on an Ice-Pan, 1909, 5th impression. Cloth. 4) “What Life Means to Me, 1910. Hardcovers with toning. 5) “Labrador, the Country and the People, 1910. Cloth. 6) “Tales of Labrador, 1916. Cloth. $75 - 150

Lot 460. William Barry, Kennebunk, ME book lot LOT-- Barry, William E. 5 books mostly of history of Kennebunk, Maine area, including 1) “A Stroll Thro’ the Past, 1933. Cloth, clean. 2) “A Stroll by a Familiar River, 1909. Cloth, light edge rubbing. 3) “Pen & Ink Sketch Book of Old Houses, Boston, James R. Osgood, n. d., ¾ leather, worn covers. 4-5) “Chronicles of Kennebunk, 1923. Hardcover & one with paper wraps. $400 - 600

Lot 461. Book: "Tales of Mystery and Imagination" by Edgar Allan Poe, with illustrations by Harry Clarke Book: "Tales of Mystery and Imagination" by Edgar Allan Poe, with illustrations by Harry Clarke. 1933 Quarto Tudor Publishing. (Very Good) $500 - 600

Lot 462. Wilderness in Alaska, Rockwell Kent, 1920 Kent, Rockwell, “Wilderness, a Journal of Quiet Adventure in Alaska, New York, G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1920, 217 pp. Cloth, 11 ¼H, darkened covers, mild waterstain in upper margin of last half of volume. $75 - 125

Lot 463. Book: "Theodor Duret Whistler" by H. Floury, Editeur Book: "Theodor Duret Whistler" by H. Floury, Editeur Paris 1914. First edition, paper bound, paper wraps. (Good condition) $150 - 250

Lot 464. Worcester, MA, history by Lincoln, 1837 Lincoln, William, "History of Worcester, Massachusetts, from its earliest settlement to September, 1836," by William Lincoln, Worcester, Moses D. Phillips and Company, 1837, 383 pp. Cloth, 9 3/8"H, lightly sunned spine with worn label, good binding, light foxing throughout. $250 - 300

Lot 465. 2 Books: "Old Kittery and Her Families" and "New England Miniature" 2 Books. The first book is "Old Kittery and Her Families" by Everett S. Stackpole. Original printing 1903, this edition was printed in 1970. Old Berwick Historical Society. The second book is "New England Miniature" by George Ernst 1961 Freeport, ME. Book is signed by author with the original dust jacket in excellent condition. (Very good -Excellent) $150 - 250

Lot 466. Kennebunk & Wells, Maine, Bourne history, 1875 Bourne, Edward E., "The History of Wells and Kennebunk," 1st ed., Portland, B. Thurston & Company, 1875, 797 pp. Full leather, 9 1/2"H, clean covers with mild edge wear, some cracking to inside hinge, clean text. $100 - 200

Lot 467. Kennebunk, ME, history by Remich, 1911 Remich, Daniel, "History of Kennebunk from its Earliest Settlement to 1890," (2 copies) 1911, 542 pp plus 36 pp index. Cloth, 9 3/4"H, clean covers, name of former owner on endpaper, clean within. $100 - 200

Lot 468. Roxbury, MA, history lot Ellis, Charles M., "The History of Roxbury Town," Boston, Samuel G. Drake, 1848, 146 pp. Cloth, 9 1/2"H, clean covers with light wear to spine ends, small note written on title, clean text. Also Roxbury Land Records, City Document No. 114, lacks title and first 2 pp., 3/4 leather, loss to spine ends, weakened hinges, otherwise clean. $50 - 100

Lot 469. Leicester, MA, history by Washburn, 1860 Washburn, Emory, "Historical Sketches of the Town of Leicester, Massachusetts, during the first century from its settlement," by Emory Washburn, w/ fold-out map, Boston, John Wilson and Son, 1860. Cloth, 9 1/4"H, dampstained covers, some loss to front hinge, mild toning to clean text. $75 - 125

Lot 470. Sudbury, MA book & paper lot Lot related to Sudbury, Massachusetts-- 1) "The History of Sudbury, Massachusetts, 1638-1889," by Alfred S. Hudson, 1889, 660 pages, cloth, tear to spine edge, edge wear, good binding, clean within. 2) "A Brief History of the Towne of Sudbury in Massachusetts, 1639-1939," written by members of Federal Writers' Project, 64 pages, paper wraps. 3) "The Sudbury Beacon," June 30, 1939, Tercentenary Celebration issue. 4) "Dedication of the Monument erected in honor of Sudbury soldiers in the Civil War, May 31, 1897," 69 pages, paper wraps. 5) "Dedication of the monument erected in honor of Revolutionary Patriots, June 17, 1896, 92 pages, paper wraps. 6) "The Sudbury Enterprise," quarter- millennial edition, newspaper. 7) "Dedication of the memorial by Mr. Samuel B. Rogers in honor of the soldiers in the Civil War, 1897, 4 pages, split on fold. $100 - 200

Lot 471. Lot of 2 Town Histories: Malden & Lancaster Lot of two Town Histories. First book is "Bicentennial Book of Malden" Boston 1850, excellent condition. Second book is "Colonial Lancaster, MA" by Marion Fuller Safford 1937, Tuttle. (Good )

Lot 472. 2 copies The life and work of Thomas Dudley second Governor of Massachusetts by Augustine Jones, Boston 1900 riverside press (Good condition) $100 - 200

Lot 473. Dudley Family history, 1894 Dudley, Dean, "The History of the Dudley Family," 2 vols., Montrose, MA, published by the author, 1894. Clean cloth, 9 1/2"H, very good bindings, toned endpapers, clean text. $100 - 200

Lot 474. Lot of 10 New England Ancestry books Wyllys Warner Baird and his wife Olivia Pomeroy Baird, by Claire M. Sherwood and Margaret D. fallen F.A.S.G (Very good) $200 - 250

Lot 475. Two volumes Ministry of Taunton Samuel Hopkins Emery 1853, Boston-one binding has spine separated (Good to fair condition) Lot 476. Two copies of John Rogers of Marshfield, Josiah H. Drummond ,Portland, ME-one copy very good, some staining from use (Very good to good condition) $100 - 200

Lot 477. Curwen, Journal & Letters Curwen, Samuel, “Journal and Letters of the Late Samuel Curwen, Judge of Admiralty, etc., an American Refugee in England, from 1775-1784, with biographical notices by George A. Ward, New York, 1842, 578 numbered pp. Cloth, 9 ½H, light rubbing to covers, some loss to endpapers, clean text. $75 - 125

Lot 478. Journal & Letters of Samuel Curwen 1775-1783, George Atkinson Ward, Boston 1864. (Worn binding, clean text) $50 - 75

Lot 478A. Plimpton geneology geneology and history of the Plimpton or Plympton in America and of Plumbton in England, Levi B. Chase, 1894, 2 copies (Excellent condition) $200 - 300

Lot 479. Lot of geneology books including: "Family of Thomas Green of Malden, Mass.", Samuel S. Greene, Boston 1858. This copy was presented to Hon. Andrew H. Green by the author (including addenda); "Plympton Family Genealogoy" by Levi B. Chase 1884; "Address Before The Members of The Bar of Wrceter, County, Mass." by Jos. Willard 1829, Emory Washburn 1856, Dwight Foster 1878 with appendix - List of members, Chas. Hamilton Press, Worcester 1879 (This was presente4d to Andrew H. Green Sept. 19, 1903). Excellent binding, clear pages; Andrew Haswell Green's copy of "1893-4 Society List", blue cloth & goldleaf binding, excellent copy; "The Greenville Baptist Church Leicester, Mass. 1738-1888". $350 - 500

Lot 480. Picturesque America, 1872, vol. I Picturesque America; or, The Land We Live In, edited by William Cullen Bryant, vol. I, 1872. 3/4 leather, 13"H, light dampstain and wear to covers and endpapers, mild toning to text paper, clean engraved plates with mild spotting to extremities of margins. $75 - 150

Lot 481. Art Journal, 1878 Art Journal for 1878, New York, D. Appleton. ¾ leather, mild edge wear, clean text, some mild foxing to extreme edges of margins of plates. $50 - 100

Lot 482. Orchids, by Miner, 1870 Miner, Harriet Stewart, "Orchids, The Royal Family of Plants, with Illustrations from Nature," portfolio with 24 chromolithograph plates, Boston, Lee and Shephard, circa 1870. Portfolio, 13 3/4"H, original decorated covers with dampstain and light wear, light binding mostly detached, clean and bright plates on lightly toned paper. $500 - 750

Lot 483. Troy Kinney, book & paper lot Lot of 2 books and 2 magazines about the artwork of Troy Kinney-- 1) "Troy Kinney," American Etchers, vol. IX, inscribed by Kinney and his wife, 1930. Hardcovers, lacking some of spine, mild toning within. 2) "The Etchings of Troy Kinney," Garden City, 1929. Hardcovers with original paper wrap and slipcase. Clean book, case is worn. 3-4) "Lines that Sing," article by Kinney, The Magazine of Art, Jan. and Feb., 1935. $100 - 200

Lot 484. Ceylon Leaf Prints, 1849 Leaf Prints, Ceylon, 127 large original monoprints of plants of Ceylon, most plants identified in English, with botanical name, and in Tamil, handwriting on endpaper "Samuel F. Greene, 1849." 3/4 leather, 17 1/4H x 11 1/4"W, spine ends splitting, corner wear, prints with excellent definition printed in black ink, a few very small vegetative stains, overall clean within. $750 - 1500

Lot 485. Souvenirs D'Italie, ca. 1855 Souvenirs D'Italie, superb collection of 25 hand-painted aquatints of buildings and urban scenery in Italy, no publisher identified, n. d., circa 1855. Full leather, 9 1/2"H x 15W, covers with light wear, spine ends splitting, clean and bright plates tipped onto pages. Label on endpaper engraved "Gustave Chouquet," and dated by hand Oct. 18th, 1856. $300 - 500

Lot 486. Russo-Japanese War, 1905 The Russo-Japanese War, a photographic and descriptive review of the great conflict in the Far East, New York, P. F. Collier, 1905, 143 pp. Hardcovers, 16"H, clean covers, light corner wear, clean within. $50 - 100

Lot 487. C. D. Gibson, Pictures of People, 1896 Pictures of People, by Charles Dana Gibson, New York, R. H. Russell & Son, 1896. Hardcovers, 11 7/8"H x 17 3/4"W, worn covers, weakened hinges, clean pen and ink drawings. $50 - 100

Lot 488. American Folk Art, book lot Lot of 3 books on American folk art-- 1) "The Flowering of American Folk Art, 1776-1976," by Jean Lipman and Alice Winchester, 1976, hardcover with dust jacket, edge wear. 2) "American Folk Painters of Three Centuries," edited by Jean Lipman and Tom Armstrong, 1980, paper wraps. 3) "Joseph Whiting Stock," Smith College Museum of Art, 1977, paper wraps. $50 - 100

Lot 489. American Art, book lot Lot of 7 books on American Art-- 1) "Georgia O'Keeffe, Art and Letters," by Jack Cowart and Juan Hamilton, National Gallery of Art, 1988, hardcovers with dust jacket. 2) "Yakutat South, Indian Art of the Northwest Coast," catalogue by Allen Wardwell, The Art Institute, Chicago, 1964, paper wraps. 3) "Views and Visions, American Landscape before 1830," by Edward J. Nygren, The Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, 1986, paper wraps. 4) "Three Hundred Years of American Painting," by Alexander Eliot, 1957, hardcovers with dust jacket. 5) "American Paintings in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston," 2 vols., 1969, hardcovers with worn slipcase. 6) "Worthington Whittredge's Three Views of West Point: Developing an American Iconography," by Eleanor Humphreys Schnabel, 1999, hardcovers. 7) "Ralph Earl, The Face of the Young Republic," by Elizabeth Mankin Kornhauser, 1992, paper wraps. $50 - 100

Lot 490. Andrew Wyeth, book lot Lot of books on the art of Andrew Wyeth-- 1) "Andrew Wyeth," Boston Museum of Fine Arts, intro. By David McCord, selection by Frederick A. Sweet, 1970, paper wraps. 2) "Andrew Wyeth, The Helga Pictures," by John Wilmerding, 1987, hardcovers w/ clean dust jacket. 3) "Andrew Wyeth, Temperas, Watercolors, Dry Brush, Drawings, 1938 into 1966," Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 1967, paper wraps. Mild cover wear. $50 - 100

Lot 491. Prints, Drawings, Photographs, book lot Lot of books on fine prints, drawings, and photography, 25 volumes, mostly hardcovers, very good condition for lot. $150 - 250

Lot 492. Lot of 7 art books including: "Old Master Drawings from the Albertina", National Gallery of Art Exhibition 1984, Washington DC; "Dutch Drawings & Prints", J.C. Van Gelder 1959 NY Harray Abrams; Exhibition catalogs from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston: "The Age of Rembrandt" 1966, "Rembrandt Experimental Etcher" 1969; and three books on prints. (Excellent conditon) $100 - 125 Lot 493. Lot of 11 art books including books of photography, prints, Aubrey Beardsley, E. Steichen's "Family of Man". (Mostly very good) $50 - 75

Lot 494. Large lot of Classical and pre classical books (Good to fair condition) $150 - 250

Lot 494A. Boston, 19th c. book lot Lot of publications related to Boston, all full leather-- 1) "Final Proceedings of the Board of Aldermen of 1889," Boston, 1890, front cover detached. 2) "Oration delivered before the City Council and Citizens of Boston, on the 113th anniversary of the declaration of independence, July 4, 1889 by Gen. John L. Swift." 3) "A Memorial of Philip Henry Sheridan from the City of Boston," 1889. 4) "A Memorial of the American Patriots who fell at the battle of Bunker Hill, June 17, 1775," Boston, 1889. 2 copies. $75 - 150

Lot 495. Connecticut book lot Lot of 4 books related to Connecticut-- 1) "Old Houses of Connecticut, from material collected by the Committee on Old Houses of the Connecticut Society of the Colonial Dames of America," edited by B. C. Trowbridge, 1922, cloth. 2) "A Century in Hartford, being the history of the Hartford County Mutual Fire Insurance Company," by Charles W. Burpee, 1931, cloth. 3) "Connecticut Furniture, Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries," 1967, paper wraps with soiling. 4) "Three Centuries of Connecticut Folk Art," by Alexandra Grave, 1979, paper wraps toned. $300 - 400

Lot 496. Cookbooks, old manuscript lot New England Breakfast Breads, Luncheon and Tea Biscuits, by Lucia Gray Swett, Boston, 1891, 129 pages, hardcovers, poor condition. Lot includes 8 bound books of handwritten cooking recipes, all 19th century. Writing features the full array of baking, refreshments, etc., as well as recipes for various cures, cleaning, perfumes, ink and other non-food subjects-- 1) Book of Elizabeth Green, with dates from 1835 to 1868. 2) Book of L. P. Green, with dates from 1850s. 3) Book of Lizzie P. Thompson. 4) Book dating from 1850s. 5) Book with document related to Worcester Coal Co., dated 1833. 6) Mrs. Goddard's recipes, dated 1869. 7) Book of Lucy M. Green, dated 1894. 8) Recipe book of M. W. G., , mid-19th c., paper wraps, broken binding. Also one book, probably early 20th century. Light general wear to lot. $400 - 600

Lot 497. Early German book An early book dated 1590, probably religious subject, vellum covers, 7 1/4"H, covers rippled and with some edge loss, soiled title page, clean paper within. $200 - 400

Lot 498. Pre-Columbian Art, book lot Lot of 7 books on pre-Columbian art, 2 hardbound, good condition for lot. $25 - 50

Lot 499. Clocks & Watches, book lot Lot of 7 publications dealing with clocks and watches, including "La Pendule Francaise des Origines a Nos Jours," by Tardy, 3rd edition, 1964. $50 - 100

Lot 500. Decorator & Furnisher, 1882-1885 The Decorator and Furnisher, monthly publication by E. W. Bullinger, New York, 28 nos. (Nov. 1882-Feb. 1885). Paper wraps clean although with some chips, clean within. $50 - 100

Lot 501. L'Illustration, 1932-1951, 9 nos. L'Illustration, Journal Hebdomadaire Universel, Paris, lot of 9 numbers of Noel issue (1932, cover detached and chipped; 1933; 1934; 1935; 1938; 1947, covers loose; 1949; 1950; 1951. $50 - 100

Lot 502. Illlustrated London News, 1910-1937, lot The Illustrated London News, lot including "Silver Jubilee, Record No., 1910-1935, copies, one with spine wear & lacking label; Coronation, Record No., 1937; Silver Jubilee No., May 4, 1935; Silver Jubilee's Celebrations No., May 11, 1935; Royal Wedding No., Nov. 29, 1947. $50 - 100

Lot 503. Three books oriental rugs "The Oriental Rug" by W.D.Ellwanger 1909 NY; "Rugs: Oriental and Occidental" by Rosa Belle Holt 1908 Chicago; and "Oriental Rugs" by John Kimberly Mumford 1902 NY (Good) $200 - 300

Lot 504. Architecture, book lot Lot of 9 books on architecture, 3 hardbound, good condition for lot. $25 - 50

Lot 505. Lot of 13 books on antiques on furniture, furniture repair, mostly furniture-related $100 - 150

Lot 506. Lot of 5 books The Pilgrim's Progress, by John Bunyan, Lectures on the Pilgrims Progress and on the life and times of John Bunyan, by Rev. George B. Cheever-1845, Pilgrim's Progress from This world to that which is to come, delivered under the similitude of a dream by, John Bunyan 1853-paper back, Pilgrim's Progress from This world to that which is to come, delivered under the similitude of a dream by, John Bunyan (Very good to good condition) $150 - 250

Lot 507. Lot of 6 books 2 copies on Captain Nathaniel Lord Thompson of Kennebunk Maine and the ships he built 1811-1889, by Margaret Jefferds Thompson 1937 Searsport, Maine Ltd edition -both copies in original dust covers and boxes-4 related bound pamphlets, including "Some famous privateers of New England" 1288, Whale fishery of New England 1915-both State Street Trust publications private printing, also The convict Ship QQsuccess story Mystic Seaport -summer 1983 (Very good to good condition) $150 - 200

Lot 508. Lot of 7 books Sailing merchants ships- American merchant ships 1850-1900 ,by Frederick C. Matthews published 1930; Songs of American Sailormen, by Joanna C. Colcord, drawing by Gordon Grant; Sailing ships and their story, by E. Keble Chatterton 1909, Greyhounds of the sea, by Carl C. Cutler, Ship Mates , by Isabel Hopestill Carter, Boat building, by D.C. Beard , American merchant ships 1850-1900 series two, by Frederick C. Matthews published 1931; $500 - 750

Lot 509. Cooking, book lot Two boxes of cookbooks, all 20th century, including 20 hardcovers, 20 with spiral bindings, and approximately 12 paperbacks and pamphlets. Good overall condition. $50 - 100

Lot 510. Textiles book lot Lot of books on textiles-- "Tapestries of Europe and of Colonial Peru in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston," by Adolph S. Cavallo, 2 vols. cased, 1967, hardcovers & case w/ light toning, clean within; "Masterpieces of Tapestry from the fourteenth to the six $150 - 300

Lot 511. Kennebunk & Kennebunkport, Maine, lot of books Large lot of publications related to Kennebunk, Maine-- 1) "The Kennebunks, Out of the Past, the Maine that was," by Kenneth Joy, signed by the author, 1967, cloth, d/j. 2) "History of Kennebunkport from its first discovery by Bartholomew Gosnold, May 14, $200 - 400 Lot 512. Kennebunk/Wells, Maine, 2 histories Two histories of Kennebunk and Wells, Maine-- 1) "History of Kennebunk from its Earliest Settlement to 1890 including biographical sketches," by Daniel Remich, 1911, 542 pages & index. Cloth, 9 3/4"H, light water stains to covers, bookplate of author's wife, mild water stain to top margin of index pages, otherwise clean within. 2) The History of Wells & Kennebunk from the earliest settlement to the year 1820, at which time Kennebunk was set off, and incorporated with biographical sketches by Edward L. Bourne, Portland, 1875, 797 pages. Cloth, 9 1/2"H, lacks cloth on half of spine and part of back cover, weak hinges, name written on title, clean text. $150 - 250

Lot 513. Lot of miscellaneous books New England $50 - 75

Lot 514. Antiques books, large lot Lot of 2 boxes of about 50 books on antiques and collectibles. Mostly hardcovers, very good condition. $150 - 300

Lot 515. Nature & Gardening, book lot Lot of 2 boxes of 50 books on gardening and natural subjects-- ferns, tree identification, birds, herbs, etc. Mostly hardcovers, very good condition. $100 - 200

Lot 516. Art book lot Lot of 75 books on art, mostly hardcovers, many with dust jackets, very good condition. $200 - 300

Lot 517. [Civil War] Nurse & Spy in Union Army, by Edmonds Edmonds, S. Emma, "Nurse and Spy in the Union Army: comprising the adventures and experiences of a woman in hospitals, camps, and battle-fields," Hartford, W. S. Williams, 1865, 384 pp. Gilt stamped cloth, 8 1/2"H, clean covers, name of former owner on endpaper, foxing to frontispiece and title, otherwise clean. $50 - 100

Lot 518. Books-- Children's titles, 20th c. lot Large lot of 50 children's books, 20th century, all but one with hardcovers, many with dust jackets, a couple of broken bindings, mostly clean lot-- "The Arthur Rackham Fairy Book;" "Singing Time, Songs for nursery & school," by Coleman & Thorn, 1930; "Fa $200 - 400

Lot 519. Lot of miscellaneous books on Boston, on antiques, etc. $50 - 75

Lot 520. F. L. Olmsted & Central Park, book lot Lot of 4 hardcover books related to Frederick Law Olmsted and Central Park, New York-- 1) "Park Maker, A Life of Frederick Law Olmsted," by Elizabeth Stevenson, 1977. 2) "A Clearing in the Distance, Frederick Law Olmsted and America in the Nineteenth Century," by Witold Rybczynski, 1999. 3) "The Papers of Frederick Law Olmsted, vol. III, Creating Central Park," 1983. 4) "Central Park, An American Masterpiece," by Sara Cedar Miller, 2003. $250 - 300

Lot 521. Lot of 8 books including 2 volume set, history of New England 1630-1649, John Winthrop published 1853, Early American Inns and Taverns by Elise Lathrop, 1926 New York-Bibliography of Worcester, by Charles Lemuel Nichols private printing, Worcester (this book was presented to Andrew H. Green April 1901,-General Timothy Ruggles by Henry Stoddard Ruggles, 1897 -cloth bound, private printing, the year 1900, catalog of Centennial Exhibition at Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1970-Wadsworth Athenaeum handbook; paper bound 1958, Hartford, Connecticut; Forsyth Wickes College-catalogue M.F.A. Boston, 1968 (Good condition) $150 - 200

Lot 522. Interesting events in the history of the United States by J.W. Barber, second edition ,1830-New Haven-leather binding -gold leaf worn, clear text, some foxing (Fair condition) $175 - 225

Lot 523. Introduction to the history of America 1787 Philadelphia, Young and Mcullock folding out map engraved by W.D. Pursell complete text red to 207 (table of contents printed on last leaf paper and leather bound-slight wear some foxing throughout (Fair condition) $200 - 300

Lot 524. The psalms of David by I. Watts, DD, 1822 Leicester, Hori Brown binding is dry, text is complete and clear (Good condition) $200 - 300

Lot 525. John Clarke's Corderii or a Select Century of the Colloquies of Corderius, 1789 $350 - 500

Lot 526. The new testament In Greek, Boston 1814 Isaiah Thomas Jr.-rebound in leather (Good condition) $300 - 400

Lot 527. Lot of 3 books Modern geography by Elijah Parish, second edition 1812, Newburyport, modern geography by Augustus Mitchell forth edition 1852, Philadelphia (Very dry, clear text , some foxing) $150 - 200

Lot 528. Evening in Boston Second series, first edition, Boston 1828-printed by Isaac Butts & Co. (Good condition) $350 - 400

Lot 529. Childe Harold's Pilgrimage A. Romaunt in four cantos two-volumes by Lord Byron, London 1819 John Murray Albemarle Street, dyed leather, clear text, slight wear (Good condition) $200 - 300

Lot 530. The letters of Pliny the consul by William Melmoth, Esq. volume -one, excerptha ex scriptis publii ovidii nasonis Hillard, Gray, little and Wilkins, Boston 1827 excellent leather bound, embossed gold (Very good to good condition) $150 - 200

Lot 531. Lot of 2 books The Nestorians of the lost tribes, by Asahel Grant, M.D., first edition 1841 New York-clear bright text, dusty cloth binding, the book of common prayer E.L. Carey and A. Hart 1836 Philadelphia-tooled leather and gilt ( Very good condition) $400 - 500

Lot 532. Julia Green, old photo lot Lot of three photographs of Julia Green, including 8th plate ambrotype with blind stamped cloth case, oval 13" Victorian walnut frame with gilt liner, carte-de-visite. Very good condition. $50 - 100

Lot 533. Old journals, lot Lot of 12 old personal records or journals, 19th to early 20th century. General wear to lot. $200 - 400 Lot 534. Atlas of Massachusetts, 1884-88 Atlas of Massachusetts, from Topographical Surveys made in Co-operation by the United States Geological Survey and the Commissioners of the Commonwealth, 1884-1888, published by the Commission at its Office, Boston, 1890. Portfolio, 21 3/4"H x 17 1/2"W, covers with light wear, title page lightly toned and spotted, clean individual maps with some light edge wear. $200 - 400

Lot 535. Poetry books, lot Box lot of 35 volumes of poetry, 19th and 20th century writers, mostly hardcovers, very good condition for lot. $50 - 100

Lot 536. Two boxes of art books 40+ books $100 - 200

Lot 537. Europe, 19th c. travel lot Lot of 19th and early 20th century souvenir folders and travel booklets for continental Europe. Includes 33 items, mostly northern European countries. Books include "Baedeker's Mediterranean," 1911, minor wear to cover; "Baedeker's Paris and its Environs," 1937. $100 - 200

Lot 538. England, 19th c. travel lot Lot of 25 souvenir folders and travel booklets for England, good overall condition for lot. $100 - 200

Lot 539. Travel, United States, old paper lot Lot of paper related to travel in the United States. Maps in paper folders include-- "Blanchard's Duplicate Map of Chicago," 1875, handcolored; "C. W. Hobbs' Traveler's Guide Map to the City of Boston," 1880; "Latest Map and Index of Boston City," publish $200 - 400

Lot 540. Scotland, 19th c. souvenir booklets Lot of 8 19th century souvenir publications on Scotland, light general wear. $50 - 100

Lot 541. New York City, 1867 map Map of the Bays, Harbors and Rivers Around New York, showing the channels, soundings, lighthouses, bouys, etc. and the complete topography of the surrounding counntry including Hempstead, Sandy-Hook, South- Amboy, Neward, Yonkers, N. Rochelle & Glencove, published by M. Dripps, New York, 1867. Hand-colored, 32"H x 22"W plus margins, excellent coloring, a few tiny holes on old folds, clean. $200 - 400

Lot 542. New York City, 1853 Guide, ca. 1890 map Phelps' New York City Guide, being a pocket directory for strangers and citizens to the prominent objects of interest in the great commercial metropolitis and conductor to its environs," New York, 1853, 96 pages, cloth, 5 5/8"H, light wear to covers, pencil notes on endpaper, clean within. 2) "J. Leach Guide Map of New York City with Street Directory," circa 1890, 26 1/2" x 18 3/4", clean paper, a couple of small holes on fold. $50 - 100

Lot 543. New York State, 1897 map Canal and Railroad Map of the State of New York accompanying the Legislative Manual 1897, Weed-Parsons Printing Co., 33"H x 35"W plus margins, several tiny holes on old folds, clean map, covers with light fading. $100 - 200

Lot 544. New York, Central Park, 1860 map Map of the Central Park showing the progress of the work up to January 1st, 1860, Fred. Law Olmsted Architect in Chief; Calvert Vaux, Consulting architect, sheet measures 8 3/4"H x 38"L, clean hand-colored map, small handwritten notation and small stain on upper left corner within area of text. Hardcovers with waterstain. $200 - 400

Lot 545. Books, misc. lot Large lot of 8 boxes of miscellaneous books, mostly hardcovers. Very good condition. $100 - 200

Lot 546. Photograph album Stamped leather photograph album with 2 long gold colored clasps, 6"H x 9"W, clean with minor rubbing, some tears to sheets within. Includes 42 cartes-de-visite and 7 ferrotypes. Names identified-- Catherine Bergan, Elizabeth Cornell, Mary Wynkorp (now Mrs. Booth), Ida Markle, Mattea Murray, Mary Allen, Flora Markle, Sally Ellis, Justine Lander, Lucy Green Raymond, Florence Kinnear, Lillie N. Harburls, William Evans, Miss Clara Thurston, William Wheeler, Domenichini Minelli, Clara Markle, John Jackson, Nathan L. Lord, Laura A. Lord. Photographs are clean. $150 - 300

Lot 547. Green family, photograph album Fine leather photograph album with single metal clasp, 6"H x 5"W, excellent condition. Includes 20 cartes-de-visite of members of the Green family-- William Elijah Green, William Nelson Green, Lucy Merriam Green, Julia Elizabeth Green, Carl Wilhelm Knudsen, Mary Ruggles Green Knudsen, Dr. John Plimpton Green, Andrew Haswell Green, Lydia Green, William Nelson Green Jr., Oliver B. Green, Mary Parsons Green, Olivia Green, William Ogden Green, Samuel Martin Green, Samuel Fisk Green, Margaret Phelps William Green. $200 - 400

Lot 548. Lucy M. Green, photograph album Fine leather photograph album with double metal clasps, 6 1/2"H x 5 1/2"W, clean covers, mild edge rubbing, name "Lucy M. Green" written on endpaper. Includes 43 cartes-de-visite with many identified-- Mrs. Margaret W. Green, Mrs. William E. Green, E. J. Green, Nellie Hopkins, Rev. Rollin N. Sawyer, Dr. Cox, Lizzie Austin, Lillie Hurlburt, Alexandria Princess of Wales, Cariline Heywood, Mrs. Edward Robinson, Dr. Edward Robinson, Frederick W. Whittemore, Miss Mary Robinson, Florence Kinnear, Catherine Wight, Mattie Murray (lost in wreck of Ville de Havre), Mary P. Green, Mrs. Jane Nicholson, Estelle Clements. $200 - 300

Lot 549. Arizona photo albums, 1920s, 1938 Lot of photograph albums taken by John Rogers in the 1920s while at the Evans School, Tucson, Arizona; also album from 1938 of trip in Arizona with wife as delayed honeymoon. Clean. $100 - 200

Lot 550. Small vintage frame lot Lot of 9 frames, mostly early 20th cent., gilt wood and metal, light general wear. $50 - 100

Lot 551. Kennebunkport, ME, 1872 map Kennebunkport Sea Shore Company Lands, from U. S. Coast Survey, Topography Coast of Maine, Vicinity of Kennebunkport, surveyed in 1869-70," 1872, J. Mayer & Co., Litho, Boston, 21"H x 35"W plus margins, light foxing and toning. $100 - 200

Lot 552. Kennebunk, ME, Thompson family photograph album Fine leather photograph album with single clasp, 6 1/4"H x 4 3/4"W, excellent condition. Includes 20 cartes-de-visite and ferrotypes of Kennebunk, Maine portraits-- Rev. Swan, Lucy Thompson, Frank N. Thompson, Nellie Thompson, Pamela Osborn, Joseph Thompson, Horace Thompson, Frank Thompson Jr., Olive Thompson (Burbank), Susie Thompson, Charlotte Hilliard, Sarah Thompson. $100 - 200 Lot 553. Cased photographs, lot Lot of early cased photographs, some lacking covers, including 4 sixth plate daguerreotypes, 1 quarter plate daguerreotype, ambrotype, one small case. $100 - 200

Lot 554. Green family, 2 photograph albums Lot of 2 photograph albums including members of the Green family-- Dr. John Green, Lydia Plympton, William E. Green, Mr. And Mrs. David R. Austin, Mary E. Austin, Alfred Ely Austin, Elizabeth Austin, Oliver Plympton, Mrs. Oliver Plympton, Martin Green, Mary Frances Green, William Ogden Green, Samuel Martin Green, Frederic W. Whittemore, Mrs. Frederic Whittemore, Oliver Bourne Green. $200 - 300

Lot 555. Photograph album, NY portraits Leather photograph album, 12"H x 9"W, with combination of cartes-de-visites and cabinet cards-- Mrs. William R. Williams, Rev. William R. Williams, Mrs. Anna Ottendorfer, Henry Draper, Col. H. G. Stebbins, Mrs. Susan Evans, Frederick W. Whittemore, Mrs. Mary B. Pelton, Dr. John Green, Miss Jessie F. Gibson, Lillie Herlburt, Thomas B. Carroll, Samuel Arnola, Sarah McNamara, Mrs. Abby Martin, John Rand, Mrs. John Rand, Miss Elizabeth Harrington, Mary E. Potts, Miss Mary T. Bull, Mrs. Samuel Blatford, Peter Cooper, Harry J. Raymond, Mrs. Henry J. Raymond, Moses G. Tilden, C. H. Macintosh, John B. Jervis, Mrs. Katherine Anderson, Mrs. Mary Whittemore, Capt. John Riley, Mrs. William F. Havemeyer, William F. Havemeyer, Gen. George S. Greene, William Cooper, Frederick Von Riedl. Excellent condition for lot. $200 - 400

Lot 556. Chromolithograph lot Victorian chromolithographs, mostly small die-cut items (Excellent condition) $100 - 200

Lot 557. Annie Fellows Johnston, book lot Lot of 12 volumes by Annie Fellows Johnston, all hardbound, 7 7/8"H, attractive decorated covers, published by L. C. Page, mild wear-- "The Little Colonel: Maid of Honor," 1909; "The Little Colonel in Arizona," 1912 (1 detached illus.); "The Little Colonel Stories," 1913; "Mary Ware, The Little Colonel's Chum," 1912; "Mary Ware in Texas," 1912; "Mary Ware's Promised Land," 1912; "The Little Colonel's Knight Comes Riding," 1911; "The Little Colonel's House Party," 1909; "The Little Colonel's Holidays," 1910; "The Little Colonel's Hero," 1913; "The Little Colonel at Boarding School," 1912; "The Little Colonel's Christmas Vacation," 1912. $50 - 150

Lot 558. Children’s book lot Lot of 65 children's books, mostly early 20th century, almost all hardbound, some wear. $200 - 300

Lot 559. Box lot Christmas books 15 books from the 1920s - 1940s, various titles $100 - 125

Lot 559A. Eight carton of books approximately 160 books, various titles $350 - 500

Lot 560. Box lot of children's books 15 books of various titles $100 - 125

Lot 561. C. W. Knudsen, artist & author, lg. lot Large lot related to Carl W. Knudsen (b. Denmark 1818-d. So. Norwalk, CT,1894) artist and educator. Includes pencil drawing of house (Green Hill, Worcester, Massachusetts), 2 small paintings behind glass, various publications on drawing written by Knudsen, letters of introduction from friends and associates, journals and account books (1853-1863); scrapbook (includes newspaper clippings, letter from Henry Ward Beecher, broadside of hyeroglphics, catalogue and invitation to Thomas Nast exhibit of 1866, 1872 broadside concerning Union School House of So. Norwalk, CT), scrapbook (news clippings and correspondence of lecture series in So. Norwalk, CT, 1890s); typescript manuscript of tribute to Professor and Mrs. C. W. Knudsen; envelope of writings and news clippings concerning spelling reform, numerous photographs of Knudsen and his family, also correspondence. Very good, clean condition for lot. $400 - 600

Lot 562. Religious tracts, 19th c. lot Lot of 24 religious tracts, 19th century, mostly appealing to children, paper wraps, clean. $150 - 250

Lot 563. Photo albums, lot Lot of four 19th century photography albums, 3 with metal clasps-- 1) Gallup family, including 70 photographs, cartes-de-visite and tintypes. Wear to album, photos in very good condition. 2) Album with 12 photos, including child of Samuel Fiske Green. 3) Album with 42 photographs, cartes-de-visite and cabinet mounts. 4) Small albums of 48 miniature tintypes. $150 - 250

Lot 564. Photo albums, lot 8 photograph albums, including one of Rogers family of Kennebunk, Maine, album of trip to Europe by Julia F Grosvernor, circa 1901. Very good condition for lot. $150 - 300

Lot 565. Early newspaper lot Lot of single numbers of newspapers-- Youth's Companion (1841-43, 6 nos.), The Child At Home (July, 1865), The North New Yorker (July 29, 1876), American House & Home (April 10, 1894), Rhode-Island American (Sept. 19, 1823), Soldier's Friend (1865, 2 nos.), The New York Times (April 26, 1876; May 30, 1884), The City Record New York (Sept. 12, 1873). Also some fragments. General wear to lot. $50 - 100

Lot 566. Civil War newspaper lot, Lincoln death Daily Morning Chronicle, Washington, DC, April 10, 14, 19, 23, 1865. Two newspapers with cut of Lincoln on front page commemorating his death. $100 - 200

Lot 567. Two children's first editions books by Peter Newell (1908), the hole and the rocket book (Very good condition) $800 - 1200

Lot 568. Two children's books first editions by Peter Newell (1908), the hole and the slant book (1908) (Fair condition) $200 - 300

Lot 569. Lot of 4 books Brave Mr. Buckingham (1935),first edition-Clementine the flying pig by Oskar Lebeck-first edition 1939, Chimp and Chump by Ruth Carroll, first edition, Young Cowboy by Will James with original dust cover 1935 (Very good to good condition) $450 - 600

Lot 570. Lot of 2 books Johnny goes to the fair by Lois Lenski-first edition 1932 signed by the author, now open the box by Dorothy Kunhardt, first edition 1934 (Good condition) $450 - 600 Lot 571. Box lot of children's books Thornton Burgess books, including 8 hardcovers of the series. "The Bedtime Story Books", published by Little Brown; "Ehd Adventures of Chatterer the Red Squirrel", 1st ed., 1915; "The Adventures of Peter Conttontail", 1st ed. 1914; "The Adventures of Unc' Billy Possom", 1st ed. 1914 (cover with spots); "The Adventures of Mr. Mocker", 1st ed. 1914; "Old Mother West Wind, 1910; "The Adventures of Danny Meadow Mouse", 1st ed. 1915; "The Adventures of Reddy Fox", 1st ed. 1913; "The Adventures of Jonny Chuck" 1914. (Light general wear to the lot) $100 - 200

Lot 572. Lot of 3 books And to think tha I saw it on mulberry street by Dr. Seuss with original dust cover 1937, first edition, The red magic by Emilie Benson, knife verses by Alden Arthur Knife 1910, first edition-The story of the Simpson and Simpson by Munro Leaf, first edition 1941 original dust cover (Good condition) $400 - 600

Lot 573. Lot of 10 children's books by A. A. Milne -- "The House at Pooh Corner," "When We Were Very Young" (3 copies), "Now We Are Six" (1927, possible first edition, 2 copies), "Winnie-The-Pooh" (1926, 2 copies). Hardcovers, general wear. $100 - 150

Lot 574. Lot of 3 books Two Pollyanna grows up by Eleanor H. Porter 1915, the great quillo by James Thurber, first edition 1944 with original dust cover (Good condition) $200 - 300

Lot 575. Lot of children's books 10 books including: "Circle by Fire" Julia M. Wright, 1879 NY 1st ed.; "The Child's Coloured Gift Book" 1876 London; "The Little Lame Prince" Miss Mulock 1909 NY; "Wind in the Willows" Kenneth Grahame 1940; "Pilgramage" Childe Harold, etc $125 - 150

Lot 576. Lot of 6 books The wonderful O, by James Thurber 1963 with original dust cover, The reluctant dragon by Kenneth Grahame 1938 with original dust cover, The white stag by Kate Seredy, 1940 with original dust cover, Greased lighting by Sterling North, 1940 with the original dust cover, Jerry and the pony express, by Sanford Tousey 1936, first edition-Under the window by Kate Greenaway (Very good to good condition) $200 - 300

Lot 577. Lot of 10 books by Beatrix Potter (Good to poor condition) $50 - 100

Lot 578. Lot of 6 books The fables of aesop-aesops fables by Thomas James M.D. 1875, the young puritans of old Hadley by Mary p. Wells Smith, first edition 1897, the imperial republic by James C. Fernald 1898,, Japanese tales by Teresa Peirce Williston 1904 (Good condition) $150 - 200

Lot 579. Book lot of 24 miscellaneous titles-mostly dusty and soiled (Good condition) $50 - 75

Lot 580. Lot of 3 books including memoir of the life of Eliza S.M. Quincy, Boston 1861, Vicar of Wakefield NY 18 46 by Oliver Goldsmith, Vicar of Wakefield, 1840, London (Very good to good condition) $200 - 300

Lot 581. Lot of 3 books 3 Volumes non-fiction Society at Turnbridge Wells, Lewis Melville, London, Eveleigh Nash, 1912, Ropes' Ends traditions, legends and sketches of Old Kennebunkport and vicinity; Annie Peabody Brooks-Rare copy Kennebunkport 1901-published by Author, Some old Brookline Houses Nina F'letcher Little , first edition, Brookline Mass. 1949 (Very good condition) $300 - 400

Lot 582. Lot of 4 books 4 copies of life and letters of Samuel Fisk Green of Green Hill, complied by Ebenezer Cutler 1891, private printing (Very good to good condition)

Lot 583. Lot of 4 books 3 copies of life and letters of SFG of Green Hill and a paper bound copy of descendants of Thomas Green (Excellent condition)

Lot 584. Lot of vintage holiday postcards approximately 275 postcards $150 - 200

Lot 585. Lot of ten vintage ethnic postcards in good condition $150 - 200

Lot 586. Lot of vintage New England and New York postcards approximately 100 cards $150 - 200

Lot 587. Lot of vintage transportation postcards cars, boats, etc; approximately 100 cards $150 - 200

Lot 588. Lot of miscellaneous vintage postcards approximately 200 cards $150 - 200

Lot 589. Lot of vintage art postcards approximately 200 plus cards $150 - 200

Lot 590. Two Chinese stamp art pictures approximately postcard size $50 - 75

Lot 591. Lot of vintage New England, New York, Texas, California postcards approximately 250 unsorted cards $150 - 200

Lot 592. Lot of vintage mixed postcards approximately 200 cards, including Canada, U.S., Europe $150 - 200

Lot 593. Lot of vintage holiday postcards approximately 90 cards, including Christmas, Easter, Valentine's Day, etc $150 - 200

Lot 594. Two postcard albums (200) $including cards from Canada, U.S. and foreign - 150

Lot 595. Four postcard albums 100+ cards, many European scenes $150 - 200

Lot 596. Postcard album containg mostly American cards, approximately 75+ cards $100 - 150

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