* EARLY AMERICAN PRINTING * CIVIL WAR * ELIZABETH’S AUCTIONS Sale 154 Books and Ephemera
Monday, October 7, 2019 at 6:00PM The Auburn Elks 754 Southbridge St., Auburn, Mass.
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LOT DESCRIPTION * POSTAL HISTORY * STAMP COLLECTIONS * HISTORICAL ARCHIVES * DOCUMENTS * MAPS
THE SALE WILL BEGIN WITH PICK LOTS OF BOOKS AND OTHER * AUTOGRAPHS * PHOTOGRAPHS * ART & PRINTS * UNCATALOGUED INTERESTING MATERIAL, including a Collection of PAMPHLETS * MILITARY * POSTERS * ADVERTISING Sport Cards (30,000 plus): baseball, basketball, football, and hockey; super * POSTCARDS * LETTERHEADS & BILLHEADS * stars, hall of fame players, and rookies from 1970-1990. ______006 American song sheet volumes (3). ca 1840-1870. Two half- BOOKS calf volumes of military quick steps, polkas, and ballads. With some classical music. Also, Civil War songs in a disbound volume, including 001 Alexander, Macbear. A DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE; or, “The Chelsea War Widow”, “Viva L’America Home of the free”, an Explanation of the Proper Names and Difficult Words in the Old and “Grand Union Melody”, “Song of the Fugitive Slave”, “Weep for the New Testaments. First American Edition. Worcester: Isaiah Thomas Jr., Brave Col. Ellsworth”, etc. 150-175 songs. (est. $125-175) 1798. 8vo. Leather: 236 unnumbered pages, including a 15 page printer’s catalogue. Evans 33638. (est. $75-125) 007 [Americana (3)] Three imprints. London Magazine; Or, Gentleman’s Monthly Intelligencer, August, 1774. Articles related to 002 [American imprint] AN ABSTRACT OF THE America: e.g., a letter attributed to John Dickerson (1732-1808) REMARKABLE PASSAGES IN THE LIFE OF A PRIVATE concerning taxing the Colonies, and the Quartering Act. * An GENTLEMAN. In Three Parts. Relating to Troubles of Mind, Some Astronomical Diary; Or Almanack. Boston: 1770. Nathaniel Low. * Violent Temptations and a Recovery; In Order to Awaken the “The Signal Advantages derived to the Nations of Christendom…” by Presumptuous, Convince the Skeptic, and Encourage the Despondent. David Osgood. Boston, 1798. * Varying condition. (est. $150-300) The Fourth Edition. Boston, N.E. Printed by Rogers and J. Edwards in Cornhill:1744. 12mo. Calf, 192pp. Boards detached. Evans 5375. 008 [Andrew Jackson] PROCEEDINGS AND ADDRESS OF Attributed to both Daniel Defoe and Thomas Woodcock. (est. $200-300) THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION of Delegates Friendly to the Election of Andrew Jackson… Concord, NH: 003 [American imprints (4)] New England Christianity. THE 1828. Some soiling. (est. $60-90) DOCTRINE OF PREDESTINATION… By William Cooper. Boston; J. Draper, 1740. * AN ACCOUNT OF THE GOSPEL LABOURS… OF… 009 [Atlas] ASHER & ADAMS NEW TOPOGRAPHICAL JOHN CHURCHMAN. Philadelphia: Joseph Crukshank, 1779. * ATLAS AND GAZETTEER OF NEW YORK. NY: Asher & Adams, CHRISTIAN SOBRIETY. By Jonathan Mayhew. Boston: Richard & [1871]. Disbound folio. 28 leaves, 13”x17.5” of hand-colored maps. Samuel Draper, 1763. * Turell, Ebenezer. THE LIFE AND Includes a railroad map of the United States. Must be seen. Very brightly CHARACTER OF THE REVEREND BENJAMIN COLEMAN, D.D. colored maps. (est. $150-225) Boston: Rogers & Fowle, 1749. * Various defects. Must be seen. (est. $125-175) 010 Barnard, John (1681-1770). JANUA COELESTIS. Or, The Mystery of the Gospel in the Salvation of a Sinner. Boston, New 004 [American imprints (6)] Science and humanities. England: Rogers and Fowle, D. Gookin, 1750. 8vo. Leather: 442pp., BOTANICAL HARMONY DELINEATED. First American Edition. De errata [2], catalogues [4]. Worn extremes and weak joints. Soiled, minor Saint Pierre. Henry Hunter, translator. Worcester: 1797. * THE defects. Barnard became minister to the First Church of Marblehead in EDINBURGH NEW DISPENSORY. Philadelphia: T. Dobson, 1791. * 1715. (est. $100-150) WORKS OF THE LATE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. Fairhaven, Vt.: J. Lyon, 1798. * THE WEEKLY MAGAZINE. Vol. II. Philadelphia: 011 [Baron Munchausen] Rudolph Erich Raspe. GULLIVER James Winters, 1798. * etc. Must be seen. (est. $100-150) REVIVED; Containing Singular Travels, Campaigns, Voyages and Adventures, in Russia, Ireland, Turkey, Egypt, Gibraltar, up the 005 [American imprints (7)] Theology. THE REAL CHRISTIAN, Mediterranean, and on the Atlantic Ocean: Also An Account of a Or a Treatise of Effectual Calling. Giles Firmin. Boston: Rogers & Voyage into the Moon,… New York: Samuel Campbell, 1788. 12mo. Fowle, 1742. * SERMONS ON THE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OF Disbound: [iv], 139pp. Some foxing, owners name on title page. CHILDREN. Portsmouth, NH: George Jerry Osborne, 1790. * SEVEN (est. $75-125) SERMONS. Moses Hemmenway. Boston: Kneeland & Adams, 1767. * A VINDICATION of the Power, Obligation and Encouragement of the 012 Blair, Francis P. THE WEEKLY GLOBE. Washington: Globe Unregenerate to Attend the Means of Grace. Moses Hemmenway. Office, 1843. Large 4to. Contemporary half leather: 832pp, xiv, folding Boston: J. Kneeland, 1772. * etc. Must be seen. (est. $125-175) map. Rubbed, some damp stains. Blair was a pro-Jackson publicist. (est. $75-125) LOT DESCRIPTION CIVIL WAR. Benson J. Lossing. NY: 1912. * LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF AMBROSE E. BURNSIDE. Ben Perley Poore.
Providence: 1882. * VG. (est. $75-150) Architectural Art
013 Bosworth, George F. (1859-1953). A portfolio of original 023 [Civil War (6)] Contemporary pamphlets. THE SOUTHERN pencil sketches and pen & ink drawings (57), of various sizes. Bosworth REBELLION. Henry Winter Davis. NY: 1862. * THE CAMPAIGN was known as a pen & ink artist, active in Boston and New Bedford, FOR CHATTANOOGA. Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Mass. He studied at Yale in 1881, was a member of the Boston Art Club. Military Park Commission. Washington D.C.: 1902. * REMARKS OF His work is in the Old Dartmouth Historical Society. He worked as an HON. LYMAN TRUMBULL OF ILLINOIS,… Washington D.C.: architect at several New Haven firms. (est. $300-450) 1859. * etc. VG overall. (est. $75-125)
014 BRYAN’S DICTIONARY OF PAINTERS AND 024 [Civil War (6)] HISTORY OF THE GREAT REBELLION. ENGRAVERS. New Edition revised and Enlarged Under the Thomas P. Kettell. Hartford: 1865. * RECOLLECTIONS OF THE Supervision of George C. Williamson. Five volumes. London: George CIVIL WAR. Mason Whiting Tyler. NY: 1912. * THE AMERICAN Bell and Son, 1903. Maroon and tan publisher’s cloth. Illustrated. Very CIVIL WAR. John Forby. NY: 1910. Two volumes, with atlas of maps. fine set. (est. $100-150) * THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY IN THE CIVIL WAR. John Fiske.
Boston: 1900. * THE ANTIETAM AND FREDERICKSBURG. Francis 015 Carter, Jimmy. WHITE HOUSE DIARY. NY: 2010. Stated Winthrop Palfrey. NY: 1882. * VG overall. (est. $100-150) First Edition. Dust Jacket. Signed on title page “J. Carter”.
Accompanied by two photos of Carter at signing. Very fine. 025 [Civil War (5)] OFFICERS OF THE UNION ARMY AND (est. $75-150) NAVY. Volume I. Boston: L. Prang, [1862]. * GETTYSBURG. HOW
THE BATTLE WAS FOUGHT. James T. Long. Gettysburg: 1890. With 016 Chastellux, Francois J. TRAVELS IN NORTH AMERICA, In folding map. * HOSPITAL LIFE IN THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. the Years 1780, 1781, and 1782. London: G.G.J. & J. Robinson. 1787. William Howell Reed. Boston: 1881. * THE LITTLE DRUMMER First English Edition. Two volumes. 8vo. Modern three-quarter BOY. Clarence D. McKenzie. Boston: 1862. * THE FORGET ME NOT morocco: xv, 462pp, xii, 432pp, 2 folding maps, 3 folding plates. “The SONGSTER. NY: Cornish, Lamport & Co., 1851. * VG overall. first trustworthy account of Life in the United States.” Howes C324. (est. $75-125) Title pages both damaged: Vol. 1 has tape repair, Vol. 2 has minor paper loss. Ex-library. (est. $200-300) 026 [Civil War (21)] Pamphlets related to slavery and the
American Civil War, ca 1837-1866. Speeches of John A. Andrew, 017 [Civil War (47)] American pamphlets concerning the Union William H. Seward’s “Freedom in Kansas” speech, ca 1858; Anti- and Federal issues, ca 1856-1879. Discussions of James Buchanan, Slavery Society annual, 1837; etc. VG. (est. $150-225) Abraham Lincoln, G.A.R., slavery, etc. VG. (est. $200-300)
027 [Civil War (4)] PERSONAL MEMOIRS OF U.S. GRANT. 018 [Civil War (6)] ANUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT 1886. Two volumes. * PERSONAL MEMOIRS OF P.H. SHERIDAN. GENERAL OF THE STATE OF MAINE. Five annuals plus an index 1888. Two volumes. * Charles L. Webster & Co., New York. Uniform volume. 1861-1865. Augusta, Maine: Stevens & Sayward, 1862-1867. gilt-decorated green publisher’s cloth. Illustrated with maps and Fine half-calf and grained boards. (est. $100-150) portraits. Fine. (est. $100-150)
019 [Civil War (6)] Benedict. VERMONT IN THE CIVIL WAR. 028 [Civil War (3)] THE AMERICAN SOLDIER AND SAILOR Volume I. Burlington: 1886. * Gilman, Caroline. RECOLLECTIONS IN WAR. NY; Edward J. Stanby, [1898]. Illustrated folio. * THE OF A SOUTHERN MATRON. Philadelphia: 1860. * Lee, Captain SOLDIER IN OUR CIVIL WAR. Paul F. Mottelay, editor. Two Robert E. RECOLLECTIONS AND LETTERS OF GENERAL volumes. NY: J.H. Brown, 1884. Illustrated folios. VG. (est. $75-150) ROBERT E. LEE. Garden City: [1924]. * Lossing, Benson J. A
HISTORY OF THE CIVIL WAR. NY: 1912. * etc. (est. $75-125) 029 [Civil War (3)] THE ASSASSINATION OF ABRAHAM
LINCOLN. Osborn H. Olroyd. Washington D.C. 1917. * THE BATTLE 020 [Civil War (6)] CAMPFIRE CHATS OF THE CIVIL WAR. OF THE WILDERNESS. With Maps and Plans. Morris Shaff. Boston: Washington Davis. Washington, 1888. * ECHOES OF BATTLE. 1910. * THE LIFE OF GEN. PHILIP H. SHERIDAN. Frank A. Burr Bushrod Washington James. Philadelphia: 1895. * THE ARMY and Richard J. Hinton. Providence: 1888. * Fine early cloth editions. UNDER POPE. John Codman Ropes. NY: 1882. * HOSPITAL LIFE IN (est. $100-150) THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. William Howell Reed. Boston:
1866. * THE SOLDIER’S OFFERING. William H. Clark. Boston: 1875. 030 [Civil War (6)] THE CAMP, THE BATTLE FIELD, AND * SWORD AND PEN. John Algernon Owens. Philadelphia: 1880. * VG THE HOSPITAL Dr. L. P. Brockett. Philadelphia: [1866]. * BATTLE overall. (est. $100-150) FIELD AND PRISON PEN. John W. Urban. np: [1882]. * DEEDS OF
DARING BY THE AMERICAN SOLDIER. D.M. Kelsey. Chicago: 021 [Civil War] Capt. George W. Pepper. PERSONAL 1898. * NURSE AND SPY IN THE UNION ARMY. S. Emma E. RECOLLECTIONS OF SHERMAN’S CAMPAIGNS. IN GEORGIA Edmonds. Hartford: 1865. * THE ATLANTIC COAST. Daniel Ammen. AND THE CAROLINAS. Zanesville, Ohio: Hugh Dunne, 1866. 8vo. NY: 1883. * TOM CLIFTON. Warren Lee Goss. [1892]. * VG. Gilt-decorated cloth. 522pp, [1] ads. Lightly foxed. Scarce. (est. $75-150) (est. $100-150)
031 Civil War woodcuts (20). Twenty double-page large folio cuts 022 [Civil War (5)] CIVIL WAR PAPERS. Two volumes. Boston: of battle scenes from the American Civil War. Fine overall. 1900. * REGIMENTS AND ARMORIES OF MASSACHUSETTS. (est. $75-125) Charles Winslow Hall, editor . Boston: 1899. * HISTORY OF THE
LOT DESCRIPTION 042 Edwards, Jonathan. THE GREAT CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF ORIGINAL SIN DEFENDED; Evidences of Its Truth Produced.
And Arguments to the Contrary Answered. Wilmington: James Adams, 032 Clarke, H. FABULAE AESOPI SELECTAE, or Select Fables 1771. 8vo. Calf: xv, [1], 341pp. Rubbed, corners bumped, light foxing. of Aesop; with an English Translation. “The First Boston Edition.” (est. $150-300) Boston: Samuel Hall, 1787. Title leaf, [1]-154pp. Disbound. 12mo. Must be seen. (est. $75-125) 043 Edwards, Jonathan. TREATISE CONCERNING RELIGIOUS
AFFECTIONS. Elizabeth-Town: Shepard Kollock for Robert Hodge, 033 Connecticut atlas maps (100) About one hundred hand-colored 1787. 8vo. Calf: viii, [8] 499pp, [1], [8] table of contents. Boards map plates from folio atlases of Connecticut. Includes remains of detached, spine chipped, some damp stains. (est. $150-300) ATLAS OF HARTFORD CITY & COUNTY, CONN. Baker & Tilden, ca 1876. Must be seen. (est. $100-150) 044 Emory, William H. NOTES OF A MILITARY
RECONNOISSANCE, from Fort Levenworth, in Missouri to San Diego American Revolution in California… Washington: Wendell and Van Benthuysen, 1848. 034 [Connecticut (3)] THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF THE STATE Disbound. Forty plates, as issued. Three plans and a giant folding OF CONNECTICUT. Three volumes. Hartford: 1894, 1895, 1922. map detached from the text. Must be seen. Howes E145. (est. $400-600) Charles J. Hoadly, State Librarian. Thick 8vo. Records ca 1776-1781.
About fine. (est. $75-125) 045 [English imprints (15)] A bound volume of Sermons by fifteen
different 18th century clergymen. Oxford and London: ca 1714-1731. 035 Currie, William. AN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF THE Topics include resurrection, education, atheism, free-will and CLIMATES AND DISEASES OF THE UNITED STATES OF predestination, liberty, etc. Boards detached. (est. $75-125) AMERICA. Philadelphia: T. Dobson, 1792. 8vo. Calf: [4], 409pp, v
(index). Taped spine. Garrison-Morton, 1775. (est. $100-150) 046 [Fiction (4), signed editions] Allen, Hervey. ANTHONY
ADVERSE. NY: 1933. First Edition. * Frost, A.B. THE BULL CALF Polygamy AND OTHER TALES. NY: 1924. Dedication with artist’s sketch on 036 Curtis, George Ticknor. A PLEA FOR RELIGIOUS flyleaf. * Roberts, Kenneth. NORTHWEST PASSAGE. Garden City, LIBERTY AND THE RIGHTS OF CONSCIENCE. An Argument 1937. Dust jacket. * Wetmore, Helen Cody and Zane Grey. LAST OF Delivered in the Supreme Court of the United States April 28, 1886 in THE GREAT SCOUTS. NY: [1918]. Signed by the author’s daughter, three cases of Lorenzo Snow… Washington D.C.: 1886. Printed for the Mary Jester Allen. * VG overall. (est. $75-125) author. A defense of Mormonism and polygamy. Fine. (est. 75-125)
047 [Fiction (8), U.S. and British] Burroughs, Edgar Rice. THE 037 De Bethune, Maximilian. MEMOIRS OF…, DUKE OF RETURN OF TARZAN. NY: [March, 1915], and TARZAN AND THE SULLY, PRIME MINISTER OF HENRY THE GREAT. Newly ANT MEN. NY: [September, 1924]. * Remarque, Erich Maria. ALL Translated from the French Edition of M. De L’Ecluse. To Which is QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT. Boston: [September, 1929]. Fifth Annexed the trial of Francis Ravaillac for the Murder of Henry The printing. * Mulock, Dinah Maria. JOHN HALIFAX, GENTLEMAN. Great. Five volumes. Edinburgh: Alex Lawrie and Co., 1805. 8vo. Illustrated by Oswald Moser, #98 of 250 copies. London: October 1912. Contemporary calf. Rubbed, some weak joints. (est. $75-125) * Sexton, George William. RED HAIR FROM A COCK OF HAY.
Clinton, NY: 1909. * etc. Varying condition. (est. $75-125) 038 Douglas, Steven A. SPEECH OF HON. S.A. DOUGLAS, OF
ILLINOIS, ON THE STATE OF THE UNION. Washington: 1861. 048 Fletcher, Alexander. THE DEVOTIONAL FAMILY BIBLE. Washington: 1861. 30 pages. VG. (est. $75-125) London: George Virtue. nd. Volume I: Genesis to Psalms. Large folio.
Gilt-decorated morocco, 3 gilt edges. Dozens of engraved plates. Fine. 039 [Early pamphlets (28)] American periodicals and sermons (est. $75-125) (14), plus English sermons (14). New York Magazine, issues from 1794 volume, and early London & Oxford sermons, ca 1709-1719. Varying 049 Flynt, Henry. Twenty Sermons on Various Subjects. Boston: condition. (est. $75-125) S. Kneeland and T. Green in Queen Street. 1739. Contemporary calf:
[2], iv, 312pp. Cracked joints, lightly foxed. (est. $150-300) 040 [Early texts (7)] THE ELEMENTS OF CRITICISM. Henry
Home. Samuel Etheridge, 1796. Two vols. * THE ART OF SPEAKING. 050 Franklin, Benjamin. THE LIFE AND ESSAYS OF DR. Philadelphia: Thomas Dobson, 1786. * A NEW HISTORY OF THE FRANKLIN. London: T. Kinnersley, 1816. 8vo. Rebacked calf: GRECIAN STATES. Lansingburgh: Sylvester Tiffany, 1794. * THE frontisportrait engraved title, viii, 471pp. VG. (est. $75-125) ORATOR’S ASSISTANT. Alexander Thomas Jr. Worcester, Mass.:
Isaiah Thomas Jr., December, 1797. * etc. (est. $125-175) 051 Franklin Mint History of the United States (200). Two hundred
45mm diameter bronze medals depicting the history of the U.S. Proof 041 [Edwards, Jonathan (4)] AN ACCOUNT OF… MR. DAVID like medals in individual plastic holders in a wood case. ca 1976. Fine. BRAINERD. Boston: D. Henchman, 1749. Leaf 197-8 defective. * A (est. $175-250) DISERTATION CONCERNING LIBERTY AND NECCESSITY;…
Worcester: Leonard Worcester, 1797. * AN EXAMINATION OF THE Mechanical Arts LATE REVEREND PRESIDENT EDWARD’S ENQUIRY ON 052 [French plates (100)] RECUEIL DE PLANCHES, SUR LES FREEDOM OF WILL. James Dana. Boston: 1770. Incomplete. * THE SCIENCES, LES ARTS LIBERAUX, ET LES ARTS “EXAMINATION OF THE LATE REVEREND PRESIDENT”… MECHANIQUES, Avec Leur Explication. Paris: Chez Briasson, 1771. Continued. James Dana. New Haven: Thomas and Samuel Green,1773. About one hundred (of 253) engraved illustrations of the tools and Incomplete. * Must be seen. (est. $75-150) occupations of various trades. Folio sheets, 10”x15.5” accompanied by
some text. (est. $150-225) LOT DESCRIPTION STATES IN 1860. Washington: 1860. 4to. Original half calf and boards, 292pp. Minor foxing. (est. $75-125)
053 [Geography] A COMPENDIUS GEOGRAPHICAL 063 Kirchner, Paul, artist. Original cover art for Screw magazine. HISTORY, Containing, A Concise Description of the Most Remarkable A fine 12”x10” pen & ink drawing for the cover of issue 618 of Screw. Places, Ancient and Modern, Europe, Asia, Africa and America. The Matted side by side with the printed cover. Signed in print as Kurt Second Edition. Embellished with Maps. London: printed for W. Schnurr. Kirchner created several dozen covers for Screw. Fine. Peacock, 1795. Small 8vo. Leather: 7 folding maps. Rubbed, lacking end (est. $125-175) papers. (est. $200-300)
Submarines 054 [George Washington] WASHINGTON’S FAREWELL 064 Lake, Simon (1866-1945), naval architect, mechanical ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES. Published engineer. Three volumes. THE SUBMARINE IN WAR AND PEACE. for the Hampshire Washington Benevolent Society. NY: C.S. Van Philadelphia: 1918. Presentation copy to U.S. Senator Joseph Robinson, Winkle, 1812. 12mo. Quarter calf: frontispiece, membership certificate, signed by Lake. Fine. * Another copy. * SUBMARINE. The 47 pages. Member’s Copy. The certificate is signed by Joseph Lyman Autobiography of Simon Lake as Told to Herbert Corey. NY: 1938. and Samuel Henshaw. Some damp stains. (est. $125-175) Signed presentation copy to Lake’s daughter, Marriam Lake Ford. VG,
in worn dust jacket. (est. $75-125) 055 [Guns (20), books and catalogues] THE PENNSYLVANIA-
KENTUCKY RIFLE. Henry J. Kauffman, [1960]. Two copies. * ARMS 065 Le Mercier, Andrew. THE CHURCH HISTORY OF AND ARMOR IN COLONIAL AMERICA. 1526-1783. NY: 1956. * GENEVA, In Five Books.. As Also a political and Geographical THE PARKER GUN. 1895. Showroom Catalogue. 1974. * THE Account of that Republick. Boston, New England: sold by S. Gerrish, SHARPS RIFLE. Winston O. Smith. 1943. * Reloading equipment printed by B. Green, 1732. 8vo. Goat: 10, 220, [2]; vi, 76, [2] errata. catalogues (8), ca 1961-1970. * etc. VG overall. (est. $75-125) Evans 3557. Rubbed 19th century goat skin. Leaves tan. (est. $250-375)
056 [HAMPDEN COUNTY] Three volumes by Cliffton Johnson. 066 [Lincoln, Abraham (60)] Books, pamphlets, and related NY: The American Historical Society, 1936. Thick 8vos. Green cloth: ephemera. A variety of biographical imprints, mostly ca 1865-1926. Fine illustrated. Many details of Hampden County, including town histories, overall. (est. $125-175) distinguished persons, geology, etc. VG. (est. $60-90)
067 [Literature (5)] THE TASK. A Poem in Six Books. William 057 Hopkinson, Francis. THE MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS AND Cowper. Boston: I. Thomas & E.T. Andrews, 1791. * Another copy.* OCCASSIONAL WRITINGS OF FRANCIS HOPKINSON, Esq. Three POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT. Robert Ferguson. volumes. Philadelphia: T. Dobson, 1792. Calf, labels: vi, 384pp, 2 folded NY: 1799. * THE SEASONS. James Thomson. Wrentham, Mass.: leaves of plates; iv, 422pp; vi, 215pp, [1], 204pp. Volume 1, weak Nathaniel Heaton, 1800. * THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD. Worcester, hinges, one plate damaged. Shipton & Mooney 24407. Hopkinson was Mass.: Isaiah Thomas, 1795. Two vols. bound as one. * Varying an author, composer, and signer of the Declaration of Independence. He condition. Must be seen. (est. ($100-150) designed the first U.S. flag, continental money, and the first U.S. coin.
(est. $200-300) 068 Lithographs (37): “C.G. Sargent’s Improved System of
Machinery for Washing and Scouring Wool.” 39”x17” by J.H. Bufford’s 058 Hubbard, William James (1809-1862), Silhouette artist. Lithography. Patented May 24th, 1870. Very fine. (est. $200-300) Silhouette of a gentleman wearing a tall hat. 3”x4” paper oval. Boston, ca 1825. Hubbard’s Boston gallery stamp is printed on the reverse. A 069 Lithographs (3): Indian portraits. History of the Indian Tribes Southern Sympathizer, Hubbard was killed when a shell he was filling of North America, by Thomas McKenney and James Hall, ca 1865- exploded in a Virginia factory. (est. $100-150) 1870. Two hand-colored prints by Rice, Rutter & Co. “Red Jacket,” No.
2 and ‘No-O-Mon-Ni,” No. 82. Plus “Thayendanegea,” No. 86, hand- 059 [Isaiah Thomas] THE ONLY SURE GUIDE TO THE colored. Each approx. 7”x10”. (est. $75-125) ENGLISH TONGUE: Or, New Pronouncing Spelling Books. By W.
Perry. Revised by Isaiah Thomas, Worcester, Mass.: Isaiah Thomas Jr., 070 [Local histories (4)] QUABBIN, THE STORY OF A SMALL 1798. “Eleventh Edition. Thomas’ Worcester Edition.” 12mo. TOWN. Boston: 1893. * NORTHBOROUGH HISTORY. Josiah Contemporary calf: frontispiece, 180pp, illustrated with cuts. Leaves Coleman Kent. Newton, Mass.: 1921. * …THE EARLY TIMES IN darkened, soiled. (est. $150-225) MARLBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS. Ella A. Bigelow.
Marlborough, Mass.: 1910. * GREAT LITTLE WATERTOWN. G. 060 [JAPAN] DESCRIBED AND ILLUSTRATED BY THE Frederick Robinson. Watertown: 1930. * VG overall. (est. $75-150) JAPANESE. Written by Eminent Authorities and Scholars. Edited by
Captain F. Brinkley. Boston: J. B. Millet Company, [1897]. 15 parts. 071 [London imprints (4)] THE WORKS OF ARISTOTLE, The Folio (12.5”x15.75”). Each part in stiff illustrated wrappers with cloth Famous Philosopher, in Four Parts. A New Edition. London: np, 1711. * spines. Each part with three albumen photographs. Wrappers brittle with PARADISE LOST: A Poem in Twelve Books. John Milton. London: A. some chips and separations. VG overall. (est. $400-600) Law, etc. 1795. * JERUSALEM DELIVERED. An Heroic Poem.
Translated from the Italian of Torquato Tasso by John Hoole. Two 061 Japanese block print facsimiles (54). Twentieth century color volumes. London: T. Bensley, 1802. * VG overall. (est. $125-175) facsimiles of Japanese master artists. Many 18th century examples. Full- size fine quality dot-matrix prints with description sheets in English and 072 [Maine (5), local histories] A HISTORY OF THE FIRST Japanese. Fine. (est. $100-150) CENTURY OF THE TOWN OF PARSONFIELD, MAINE. Portland:
1888. * THE HISTORY OF WELLS AND KENNEBUNK. Edward E. 062 Kennedy, Joseph C. G. AGRICULTURE IN UNITED Bourne. Portland: 1875. * TEN YEARS AT PEMAQUID. J. Henry LOT DESCRIPTION Women’s Literature 083 Mollineaux, Mary (1651-1696). FRUITS OF RETIREMENT:
Or, Miscellaneous Poems, Moral and Divine. Being Contemplations, Cartland. 1899. * TWENTY YEARS AT PEMAQUID. J.H.C. 1914. * Letters, &c. Written on a Variety of Subjects and Occasions. The HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF WALDOBORO, MAINE. Samuel L. Seventh Edition. Philadelphia: Joseph Crukshank, 1776. 12mo. Miller. 1910. * VG overall. (est. $75-125) Contemporary calf: [36], 142pp, [2] printers ads. VG. (est. $75-125)
073 [Maine (10), local histories] ROSTER OF MAINE…WORLD 084 Moody, Samuel (1676-1747). THE GOSPEL WAY OF WAR 1917-1919. James Hanson. Two volumes. 1929. * ESCAPING THE DOLEFUL STATE OF THE DAMNED: With a GRANDFATHER TALES OF SCARBOROUGH. Augustus F. Representation of Their More Aggravated Misery, Who go to Hell from Moulton. 1925. * A REFERENCE LIST OF MANUSCRIPTS Under the Gospel. Second Edition. Boston: Kneeland and Green, 1739. RELATING TO THE HISTORY OF MAINE. Three volumes. Elizabeth Calf: [2], iv, 172pp, [2] catalogue. Rubbed contemporary calf. Lacks Ring. Orono, Maine: 1938. * etc. VG overall. (est. $75-125) flyleaves, small area of paper loss in title page, minor defects. Evans
4390. (est. $150-225) 074 [Map] “Ornamental Map of the United States and Mexico.”
Ensign, Thayer & Co., N.Y.C. and Buffalo, 1848. Rod & rail map, 085 [Non Fiction (6), illustrated travel] Chittenden Hiram Martin. 23”x31”. Hand-colored lithograph with portraits and decorations. Must THE YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK. Cincinnati: 1918. * be seen. (est. $125-175) Campbell, Wilfred. CANADA. London: 1907. * Hartwig, G. THE
POLAR AND TROPICAL WORLDS. Springfield: 1875. * Loftus, 075 [Map] “The World at One View.” Horace, Thayer & Co., William Kenneth. TRAVELS AND RESEARCHES IN CHALDEA N.Y.C. and Buffalo. 1847. Hand-colored and decorated mercater AND SUSIANA. NY: 1857. * etc. VG overall. (est. $100-200) projection with ethnic portraits, female costumes and other illustrations.
31”x23” lithograph. Central tear repair. Shrink wrapped. (est. $125-175) 086 Pamphlet (Boston Fire). C.C. Coffin. THE STORY OF THE
GREAT FIRE, by “Carleton.” Boston: Shepard and Gill, 1872. Printed 076 [Mass. references (5)] A GAZETTEER OF THE STATE OF wrappers, frontispiece, 32pp, 16 pages of ads, woodcut illustrations. MASSACHUSETTS. Elias Nason. Boston: 1890. A fine bright copy. * (est. $60-90) FITCHBURG DIRECTORY No. XVI. Fitchburg: 1886. Folding map included. * THE BOSTON ALMANAC. Three editions: 1855, 1857, and 087 Pamphlets (26). American political subjects, ca 1795-1880. 1875. Damrell & Moore, and Sampson, Davenport & Co. VG overall. Sermons on holidays, elections, biographies of politicians, histories, etc. (est. $75-125) VG. (est. $75-125)
077 Mather, Samuel. THE LIFE OF THE VERY REVEREND 088 Pamphlets and ephemera (33). Election 1882 tickets for AND LEARNED COTTON MATHER. Boston: Samuel Gerrish, 1729. Democratic and Greenback parties. Early political speeches on 8vo. Calf: half title, title, iv, 6, 10, 186pp. Detached boards. lacking end agriculture, disarmament, etc. ca 1801-1882. Must be seen. papers. (est. $200-300) (est. $125-175)
078 [Mexico, Banking (5)] Lot of five Mexican imprints related to 089 Pamphlets (27): histories, speeches, sermons. Mostly New the treasury and banking. MEMORIA DEL SECRETARIO DEL England imprints, ca 1801-1830. VG overall. (est. $75-125) DESPACHO DE HACIENDA… Aguila, Mexico: Jose Ximeno, 1833. *
SEGUNDA PARTE DE LA MEMORIA DE LA HACIENDA 090 Pamphlets (26): lectures, histories, sermons, etc. New England NACIONAL… 1836-1837. * MEMORIA QUE EL SECRETARIO DE imprints, ca 1802-1840. VG overall. (est. $75-125) HACIENDA… Toluca: J. Quijano, 1850. * Another copy. * INFORME
Y CUENTAS QUE EL BANCO DE AVIO… n.p.: n.d. (ca 1832). * 091 Pamphlets (24). Most ca 1737-1837: sermons, reports, Varying condition. (est. $75-125) periodicals, etc. Various cities: Boston, New York, Hartford, etc. VG
overall. (est. $75-125) 079 [Militaria (5), U.S.] NAVAL DOCUMENTS Related to the
United States Wars with the BARBARY POWERS. Two volumes. 092 Pamphlets (25): political and topical, ca 1798-1890. Speeches Washington: G.P.O.: 1939-1940. Thick 8vo. Maps and illustrations. * by John Quincy Adams, William Seward, and Daniel Webster; Andrew MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED Jackson, Message from the President, May 28, 1830; “New Gospel of STATES,…Report of the Secretary of the Navy. Washington: 1863. * Peace” issues, ca 1863; court proceedings, etc. VG overall. PAPERS RELATING TO FOREIGN AFFAIRS. Part II. Washington: (est. $125-175) 1865. * ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL OF
THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. Boston: 1866. 093 Pamphlets (30): topical subjects, with Boston and New Fine overall. (est. $75-150) England imprints, ca 1810-1836. Topical lectures, sermons, theology.
VG. (est. $75-125) 080 [Mining (46)] The Engineering and Mining Journal. Forty six issues from Sept. 20, 1884 through Jan. 30, 1886. Scientific Publishing 094 Peabody, Robert Swain (1845-1917), architect. Pencil sketch Co., New York. Fine overall. (est. $100-200) of a house, 17”x10”. Signed on reverse. Peabody formed a Boston
partnership with John Goddard Stearns ca 1870-1917. Must be seen. 081 Miscellaneous art work (15), mixed periods: 4-page hand- (est. $60-90) drawn art poem, ca 1860; art drawing book by C.A. Howe, ca 1840; pen
& ink drawings of women; art sketches. VG overall. (est. $75-125) 095 [Pennsylvania (2)] REPORTS OF CASES RULED AND
ADJUDGED IN THE COURTS OF PENNSYLVANIA, Before and 082 Miscellaneous art work (115): pencil drawings, watercolors, Since the Revolution. Philadelphia: T . Bradford, 1790. * “THE prints. Mostly early to mid 20th century. Must be seen. (est. $75-150) LOT DESCRIPTION FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND. Four volumes. Baltimore: 1965. Reprint of 1860, 2 editions. Very fine. (est. $50-75)
CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF 107 [SMITHSONIAN] CONTRIBUTIONS TO KNOWLEDGE, PENNSYLVANIA, As Altered and Amended by the Convention…” Volume XI. Washington: 1859, wrapper date 1860. Large 8vo. Original Philadelphia: Zachariah Poulson Jr. , 1790. 8vo. Pamphlet: [2], 24pp. printed front wrapper. Color maps and plates. Featuring a report of the Incomplete. (est. $75-125) 1858 total eclipse, by Lt. Gilliss. VG. (est. $75-125)
096 [Postal History (15)] References and hard-bound catalogues— 108 [Snow, Edward Rowe (45)] A collection of forty-five editions Brookman. THE U.S. POSTAGE STAMPS OF THE 19TH CENTURY. by Mr. Snow, many first editions. 1943-1980. Some with dust jackets. Three Volumes. 1989. * Bomar. POSTAL MARKINGS OF UNITED VG overall. (est. $100-150) STATES EXPOSITIONS. 1987. * Biddle. AMERICAN
ILLUSTRATED COVER CATALOG. 1981. * Gross. UNITED 109 [Snow, Edward Rowe (24)] Signed and dedicated to Joe STATES STAMP TREASURES. 2018. * etc. Very fine. Mostly color Boudreau, twenty-four editions: GREAT GALES AND DIRE illustrated volumes. (est. $125-175) DISASTERS, 1952; THE VENGEFUL SEA, 1957; THE FURY OF
THE SEAS, 1964; TRUE TALES OF TERRIBLE SHIPWRECKS, 097 Priestly, Joseph. DISCOVERIES RELATING TO THE 1963; NEW ENGLAND SEA TRAGEDIES, 1960; TALES OF EVIDENCES OF REVEALED RELIGION, DELIVERED IN PIRATES AND THEIR GOLD, 1963; etc. Also included is LOG OF A PHILADELPHIA. Philadelphia: Thomas Robson, 1796. 8vo. Calf, label: SEA CAPTAIN’S DAUGHTER by Alice Rowe Snow, [1944]. Mr. 474pp. Rubbed. VG. (est. $100-150) Boudreau was a close associate of Mr. Snow, taking up the task of
ferrying him to many of the islands along the New England coast for the 098 Prints (57). A collection of artist-drawn views of Connecticut purpose of research. All in original dust jackets. VG. (est. $150-250) factories. Boston: D. H. Hurd & Co., ca 1893. 15”x18” portrait prints.
VG overall. (est. $100-150) 110 [Snow, Edward Rowe (12] Twelve signed editions: FAMOUS
LIGHTHOUSES OF NEW ENGLAND, October 1945; MYSTERIES 099 Prints (48): American and European. Werner Co. AND ADVENTURES ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST, 1948; A chromolithographs of Navy history, ca 1899; Kellogg silhouette PILGRIM RETURNS TO CAPE COD, November 1946; PIRACY, lithographs; Boston Sunday Globe supplements, ca 1907. David MUTINY AND MURDER, 1959; PIRATES AND BUCCANEERS OF Davidson photograph, etc. VG, in artists portfolio. (est. $200-300) THE ATLANTIC COAST, December 1944; etc. All with dust jackets,
VG overall. (est. $75-150) 100 Prints (7): American, published by The Print Makers Society of California and The Society of American Etchers. Samuel 111 Stevensgraphs, book markers (2). Made by B.B. Tilt & Son, Chamberlain, Franklin T. Wood and John Costigan. S.A.E. Publications, NY and Paterson, NJ. Both celebrating the centennial with portraits of ca 1939. Walter Tittle, Alson Clark, Benjamin C. Brown, and Dwight C. George Washington. Jacquard loom-woven silk examples. B.B. Tilt is Sturgis. P.M.S.C. Publications, ca 1931-1940. These are all signed in listed in the U.S. Commissioner’s Report for the Paris Exhibition. Very pencil by the artist. Small folio prints in publisher’s sleeves with text fine. (est. $75-125) sheets. Fine. (est. $125-175)
112 Swann, Don (1889-1954), American artist. Eight etchings and 101 Prints (174): botanical, in three albums. A large collection of a mezzotint, including two etchings by his son, Don Swann Jr. Swann 19th century hand-colored botanicals in albums of plastic sleeves. Must Sr. was a Baltimore artist well known for his historic Americana. There be seen. (est. $150-225) are six signed (4 limited) etchings by Swann Sr.: Masonic Temple, 16th
St.; Church St., Annapolis; Mt. Vernon; Arlington Bridge, Virginia; 102 Reed, Charles Wellington (1841-1926). Civil War soldier and Washington’s Headquarters; Old Trinity Church; and a signed and artist from Boston. Watercolor landscape, 10.5”x6”. Reed’s papers are in limited mezzotint, Homewood, J.H.U. Various sizes, from miniature to the Library of Congress. (est. $60-90) 7”x10”. Swann’s work is in many significant collections, including the
Metropolitan Museum and the Congressional Library. These original 103 [Republics of Argentina and Chile] REPORT PRESENTED prints are all signed and most have original authentication labels. TO THE TRIBUNAL APPOINTED BY HER Britannic Majesty’s (est. $200-300) Government… with regard to the frontier between the Argentine and
Chilean republics. London: 1900. 4to. Cloth: [4], 385-684pp, many 113 [Theology (23)] British and American theological pamphlets: folding maps & plates. Spine stripped. (est. $60-90) London (14), 1646-1785; and Boston, ca 1742-1800. Varying condition.
(est.$100-150) 104 Rousseau, Jean Jacques (1712-1778). A DISERTATION ON “of Evil-Speaking” POLITICAL ECONOMY: to Which is Added a Treatise on the 114 Tillotson, John (1630-1694), Archbishop of Canterbury. A Principles of politic Law. Albany: Barber and Southwick, 1797. 12mo. SERMON PREACH’D BEFORE THE KING AND QUEEN, AT Calf: 72, 214, [2]. Chipped spine, some loose signatures with erosion WHITE-HALL. London: H. Hills, 1709. 4”x7”. 16 pages. VG. into outer margins. Evans 32780. (est. $100-150) (est. $60-90)
105 Russell, John Jr. THE HISTORY OF THE WAR BETWEEN 115 Victorian book press. Fine cast iron screw-wheel press. THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN, Which Commenced (est. $75-125) in June, 1812, and Closed in Feb. 1815;… Hartford: B.&J. Russell,
1815. 8vo. Calf, label: 462pp. Howes R535. Rubbed, lacking free front 116 Warren, Theresa J., ca 1980-1995 art portfolio. A large flyleaf, minor defects. (est. $75-125) collection of artist’s sketches. Mostly of figures, fashion, and
advertising. Must be seen. (est. $75-150) 106 Savage, James. A GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF THE LOT DESCRIPTION 128 American WWI posters (8). Eight half-sheet war and social issue posters. Must be seen. (est. $100-150)
117 Watson, Richard. AN APOLOGY FOR THE BIBLE, in a 129 American WWI posters (5). “My Soldier,” Third Liberty Loan Series of Letters, Addressed to THOMAS PAINE. NY: T.&J. Swords, (2). * “Books Wanted” for our Men in Camp and “Over There” (3). * 1796. 12mo. Calf with label: 178pp, [1] Printers ad. VG. (est. $125-175) All five full-sheet, ca 1918. Must be seen. (est. $75-125) ______
EPHEMERA 130 American WWII posters (6). “To Have and to Hold. War
Bonds,” full-sheet. * “Fire Away!...in Memory of the U.S.S. Dorado,” 118 [Advertising (94)] Illustrated billheads, handbills, promotional half-sheet. * “…The Mystery Ship Shangri-La,” half-sheet. * etc. VG brochures, etc. from the correspondence of the Danbury Agricultural overall. (est. $75-125) Society Secretary, ca 1903-1915. Concerning carnivals, fairs, Vaudeville companies, etc. Fine, in an album of plastic sleeves. (est. $125-175) 131 [Archive (70)] 18th century documents: writs, invoices, and
other documents ca 1708-1797. Bristol, Mass. and New York aldermen. 119 [Advertising (85)] Illustrated letterheads, handbills, telegrams, Pool and Clarke invoices, etc. Fine overall. (est. $100-150) etc. from the correspondence of the Danbury Agricultural Society
Secretary, ca 1901-1916. Concerning Vaudeville shows, theatre 132 [Archive (200)] Family of John Ball, Temple, New companies, amusement parks, etc. Fine, in an album of plastic sleeves. Hampshire, ca 1781-1840. Miscellaneous documents, receipts, and legal (est. $125-175) papers from the estate of John Ball. (est. $75-150)
120 [Advertising (70)] Letterheads, brochures and related 133 [Archive (50)] Fifty American military documents ca 1861- ephemera for fireworks, fire extinguishers, automobiles, detective 1899. West Point orders, Civil War vouchers, general orders, etc. A very agencies, ca 1907-1015. Many illustrated examples. Fine, in an album of mixed group. Many signatures that are unresearched. Varying condition. plastic sleeves. (est. $125-175). (est. $150-225)
121 [Advertising (80)] Material related to county fairs from the 134 [Archive (200)] Hopkinton, Mass. family documents of the correspondence of the Danbury Agricultural Society Secretary, including Bridges and White families. Deeds and correspondence ca 1820-1890. lithography for posters, tickets, envelopes, etc. ca 1909-1920. Also includes material related to the towns of Newton and Framingham, Companies include “Tolman’s Fair Envelopes,” St. Louis Sticker Co., Mass. (est. $125-175) Berkshire Poster Co., Milwaukee Label and Seal Co., Donaldson
Lithographing Co., etc. VG, in an album of plastic sleeves. 135 [Archive (60)] John and Peter Wendell families of New York. (est. $125-175) Pertaining to land sales in Albany area ca 1813-1860. Various sizes.
Many signatures. VG overall. (est. $100-150) 122 [Agricultural Fairs (75)] Handbills, advertising covers, letterheads, and fair-related ephemera from the correspondence of the 136 [Archive (250)] Land deeds and documents ca 1800-1860, Danbury Agricultural Society Secretary, ca 1907-1917. Illustrated from many New England counties: Hampshire County, Massachusetts; correspondence from Saratoga County Fair, East Maine Agricultural York and Lincoln Counties, Maine; New Hampshire counties include Society, Brockton Horse Show, New York State Fair, National Trotting Grafton, Hillsboro; etc. Also includes some scattered locations such as Association, etc. Fine, in an album of plastic sleeves. (est. $125-175) Philadelphia and New York. Must be seen. (est. $150-225)
123 American & foreign postal history ( 2 large cartons), 19th & 137 [Archive (large carton)] Dr. George Brown, director of the 20th century: album leaves, first day covers, loose stamps, stamped Barre Institute for the Feeble Minded, Barre, Mass. Hundreds of items: covers, stampless covers. Many thousands of items. Must be seen. letters of concerned parents, pay orders for Institute supplies, cabinet (est. $300-450) photos of Dr. Brown and family, pamphlets and circulars for the
Institute, etc. ca1850-1950. A large diverse group that must be seen. 124 American postage stamps (51). Scott’s numbers between 8- (est. $250-350) 229, Thirty numbers between 8-100, including 8, 10, 15, 22, 25, 36, 37,
70, 75, etc. Must be seen. (est. $300-450) 138 [Archive (45)] Military documents. Massachusetts militia ca
1840-1860. Elementary Drill Returns, Service Certificates, equipment 125 American postage stamps and envelopes (17). Fifteen used requests, etc. All signed by officers later to serve in the Civil War, e.g., U.S. postage stamps, ca 1870-1882. Scott’s numbers 150, 157, 159-161, Charles Everett, Henry Shaw Briggs, Erastas Newton Bates, etc. Fine, in 178, 179, 186-190, 208, 211, 214. Plus advertising covers from Col. an album of plastic sleeves. (est. $200-300) Charles A. Lindbergh and The Pepsodent Co. (Amos & Andy) with inserts. (est. $125-175) 139 [Archive (66)] Military documents. Reconstruction Era, ca
1870, South Carolina. Discharge documents from the 8th U.S. Infantry. 126 American postal stationery and cards (175). A large selection Signed by Major Edwin W.H. Read and other unit officers. VG overall. of mint and used postal items, including covers, cards, and letters. An (est. $125-175) unresearched lot of 19th and early 20th century material. (est. $100-150)
140 [Archive (200-225)] Mixed letters and business 127 [American presidents’ wives (20)] Photographs and free-frank correspondence. Some ante bellum South material, Tewksbury Mass., envelopes: Mary Todd Lincoln, Frances Folsom Cleveland, Lucretia Rutland County Vermont, Richmond Virginia, etc. Early to mid 19th Rudolph Garfield, Edith K. Roosevelt, etc. Fine, in plastic sleeves. century. (est. $100-150) (est. $125-175)
LOT DESCRIPTION 154 Broadsides, posters, advertising (8). Boston & Albany Railways. “Grand Excursion to Downer Landing. August 4, 1890.” *
Tarzan movie serial poster. “The Son of Tarzan.” (No illus.) * “Ringling 141 [Archive (150)] New England area material: accounts, Bros and Barnum Bailey Combined Shows,” * etc. Quite various. VG indentures, warrants, etc. ca 1800-1860. An unsorted trove of manuscript overall. (est. $75-125) and printed form documents. (est. $200-300)
155 Business documents (100-110). Miscellaneous letters and 142 [Archive (150)] New England correspondence. A large business paper, mostly mid 1800s. Checks, invoices, bills of lading, collection of more than 150 letters ca 1800-1860, including many warrants, etc. (est. $75-125) stampless covers. Lot includes many family-related groups.
(est. $200-300) 156 Canadian postage stamps, two albums of plastic sleeves.
Dominion of Canada, New Foundland, and Province of Canada issues. 143 [Archive (225)] New York family of James Christopher Includes Queen Victoria “small” and large “Cents” issues, 3 pence Roosevelt (baptized 1770) and his son James Henry Roosevelt (1800- beaver reds, etc. Plus many later 20th century issues. A valuable 1863). Documents are ca 1820-1865. Various business papers. James collection that must be seen. (est. $600-900) Roosevelt left his estate to the City of New York to found a hospital in his name. VG. (est. $300-450) 157 [Carnival acts (32)] Advertising related to Vaudeville
entertainment typical for the Danbury Fair, ca 1908-1920. Brochures, 144 Autograph and drawing albums (10). Late 19th and early 20th letterheads, handbills, and trade ephemera: Six Flying Banvards; Mille. century. Must be seen. (est. $75-125) Martha, Greatest of All Gymnasts; Professor V.P. Wormwood’s
‘Performing Animals’; Chester B. Johnstone, ‘Dare Devil Cyclist’; 145 Autographs (110): letters, documents, and other ephemera. Edward Geer, ‘The Human Comet’; etc. VG, in an album of plastic Political, governors, authors, letters to artist Ross Turner from local sleeves. (est. $150-225) notables, etc. Mid 19th though 20th century. A diverse and interesting group. (est. $75-125) 158 Catalogues (24). Various products, ca 1875-1965, including
sports equipment, model trains, home appliances, clothing, machinery, 146 Autographs (30), movie actors. Mostly 8”x10” gelatin prints. etc. Fine overall. (est. $75-125) Rod Steiger, Rod Taylor, Gregory Peck, Jack Elam, Clint Walker,
Anthony Hopkins, Victor Mature, and others. Sizes range between 3”x5” 159 Christmas postcards (90), with about fifty depicting Santa and 8”x10”. Fine overall. (est. $75-125) Claus. Fine, in an album of plastic sleeves. (est. $75-125)
147 Autographs (25), movie actresses. Mostly 8”x10” photos. 160 [Civil War] Alexander Duer Irving Jr., Acting Assistant Shirley Temple, Sigourney Weaver, Jane Fonda, Joan Fontaine, Kim Adjutant General, Army of the Gulf, New Orleans. Albumen portrait Novak, Doris Day, and others. Sizes range between 3”x5” and 8”x10”. photograph, 8”x6.5” on a 14”x11” photographers board. Identified on Very fine. (est. $75-125) the reverse in a contemporary hand. Evidently a gift from his mother. He
was a Captain in the 176th Regiment, New York Volunteers. VG. 148 Aviation-related covers (450-500), ca 1928-1950. Air mail (est. $200-300) stamped covers, first day covers, and first-flight covers. Fine overall.
(est. $100-150) 161 [Civil War] document: signed Gideon Welles, Secretary of the
Navy. An order to report to Rear Admiral Paulding for temporary duty 149 Battleship plans (4). “Typical Battleship.” Navy Department. on board the U.S.S. Vermont. Dated August 19, 1864. (est. $75-125) Washington D.C., December 7, 1942. * “Typical Aircraft Carrier.” Navy
Department. Bureau of Ships. December 7, 1942.* Each plan is in two- 162 [Civil War Dragoons] general officers (4). Four albumen sheets, fore and aft, 33”x55” each sheet. (est. $75-125) photographs and two letters relating to general officers in the Second
Dragoons Regiment of the U.S. Army: Major General Philip St. George 150 Billheads and letterheads (14): Roycrofters letter signed by Cooke (1809-1895) photo and an 1855 letter from the Quarter Master Elbert Humbard II, Nov. 24, 1928; Pan American Exposition, 1901; General’s office: Major General Christopher Colon Auger (1821-1885?) twelve ca 1836-1867 billheads for various products. (est. $60-90) photo, Lt. Colonel John Mix photo, etc. Photos are cut and applied to
special album pages. Lot includes prints and text material. Baseball (est. $200-300) 151 [Boston Champions] “International Baseball…” from
Harper’s Weekly, June 27, 1874. A 16”x11” team portrait print. VG. The 163 [Civil War Dragoons] general officers (2). Two special album players and names are listed. Excised from the original magazine. leaves displaying five and four (resp.) albumen photographs of officers (est. $75-125) associated with the Dragoons. One leaf includes 5 individual photos of
Major Generals and staff: Wesley Merritt, Mizner, Gay, Harrison, and 152 [Boston Massacre] Charles E. Goodspeed book plate, 3”x4.5” Leoser. The other leaf includes 4 individual photos: Major Gen. Delos facsimile of Paul Revere’s engraving of the Boston Massacre. Fine. Bennet Sacket (1822-1885), Brigadier Gen. George A. H. Blake, (est. $60-90) Brigadier Gen. Nelson B. Sweizer, and Major Gen. John Wynn
Davidson. Fine, dark images. (est. $200-300) 153 Broadsheets (2). Two early examples: “Great & Important
Meeting of Democratic Republicans,” ca 1838. Presenting resolutions 164 [Civil War Dragoons] Major General John Baillie McIntosh from a meeting of Democratic Republican Electors of New York. (1829-1888) carte-de-visite size albumen portrait, mounted on an album 15”x22”. * News Carrier’s Address, from the American Statesman and leaf. McIntosh distinguished himself in many battles, including Evening Advertiser, Boston, January 2, 1823. * Both examples shrink- Antietam, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, etc. Rare image. (est. $100-150) wrapped. (est. $75-125) LOT DESCRIPTION resolve issued by the State Legislature, “Resolve providing for the Choice of President and Vice President.” Some marginal damage.
(est. $60-90) 165 [Civil War (7), ephemera] Carte de visite portraits of “Our present peace commissioners”. * Two 1864 stamped covers for election 178 Documents (48). Austro-Hungarian, ca 1848-1890. A fine tally-sheets, State of Ohio. * U.S.S. Massachusetts medical department selection of documents, many with Hungarian revenue stamps. Most document dated Jan. 14, 1865. * Letter by the Colonel of the First appear to be business-related. VG overall. (est. $125-175) Cavalry Brigade at Newport, May 26, 1863. * Two patriotic postal covers. * VG overall. (est. $125-175) 179 Documents (150). Canton, Maine, a group of treasurer’s
records, ca 1840-1900. State of Maine forms and returns, receipts, 166 [Civil War (15)] Fifteen 3”x3” albumen photographs, ca 1842- inventories, etc. A varied group of un-researched items. (est. $75-125) 1866, mounted on sheets in pairs. Including views of Governor’s Island,
NY (1864); Storemont Raid encampment, Falmouth VA, 1863; views of 180 Documents (60). Massachusetts and Maine: court documents, Fort Matanzas, Florida; and views of Florida military prisons. Must be indentures, and inventories. Early to mid 19th century. VG overall. An seen. (est. $150-225) un-researched lot. (est. $150-225)
167 [Civil War] Thomas Greely Stevenson (1836-1864), Col. 24th 181 Entertainment ephemera (27): playbills, theatre programs, dog Mass., later Brig. General. Carte de visite portrait by J.W. Black, Boston. track programs, Circus programs, etc. ca 1890-1945. VG overall. Killed in action at Spottsylvania. (est. $75-125) (est. $60-90)
168 [Civil War] Wade Hampton (1818-1902). Carte de visite size 182 Ephemera (2 albums), A collection of 30 New York Stock albumen photograph, ca 1870. Hampton was a Confederate Cavalry Exchange membership cards ca 1876-1910. Plus a variety of related leader, later Governor of South Carolina. Fine. (est. $100-150) ephemera. Must be seen. (est. $75-125)
169 Columbian Exposition (165): postal history, souvenir 183 Ephemera (300-400). A group of mixed 19th century items: postcards and postal covers. Used and unused. VG overall. indentures and legal papers, Grand Army of the Republic letterheads, (est. $75-125) transportation paper, autograph albums, a collection of 17th century
leaves with engravings, advertising, etc. Very eclectic. (est. $150-225) 170 Comic postcards (1,300-1,400). Early to linen periods. Fine overall. (est. $125-175) 184 Ephemera (150-200), advertising and transportation: railroad
bills of lading, shipping bills, advertising postal covers, etc. 19th and 171 [Confederate states (7)] Postal history and currency references, early 20th century items. (est. $125-175) ca 1971-2014. (est. $60-90)
185 Ephemera (8). miscellaneous posters. A variety of 20th century 172 Correspondence (150), mixed, ca mid 1800s. Some ante full-sheet and half-sheet posters: Britain travel, Lindbergh “We” poster, bellum South material, New England States, business-related content. “Lassie” movie poster, French Museum poster (1955), etc. Must be seen. Very eclectic group. Some postal covers. (est. $75-125) (est. $75-125)
173 [Crime (26)] Photographs of prominent American criminals, 186 Ephemera (100-150). Mixed 19th and early 20th century items, murderers, and kidnappers of the early 20th century. Mostly 8”x10” including postcards, receipts, letters, lyric sheets, gift cards, trade paper, black & white press service photos: Dutch Shultz, Pretty Boy Floyd, Al etc. Must be seen. (est. $75-125) Capone, Bugsy Siegel, Lucky Luciano, Nick Montana, etc. In an album of plastic sleeves. (est. $125-175) 187 Ephemera, photographs (90) mixed: cartes de visite,
ambrotypes, daguerreotypes, etc. Also later 20th century gelatin prints. 174 [Danbury Agricultural Society (90)] Letterheads, handbills, Must be seen. (est. $60-90) and circulars from the correspondence of the Danbury Agricultural
Society Secretary. Advertising for Oyster Bay Ferry Service, animal 188 Ephemera (26), sewing needle packages. Late 19th to early 20th husbandry, signs, foods, building materials, etc. ca 1909-1914. Mostly century. Fine. (est. $60-90) illustrated examples. Fine, in an album of plastic sleeves. (est. $75-150)
189 Ephemera (27). Travel booklets and brochures. U.S. and 175 [Dirigibles (95), ‘lighter-than-air’ craft] Photographs, foreign, including American Indian subjects, Western States, vacation postcards, artifacts, etc. Includes 8”x10” photos of U.S. Navy airships areas of New England, Nantucket, etc. Early to mid 20th century. and airship disasters; e.g., the Hindenburg disaster, and a few disaster (est. $75-125) souvenir remnants. A large and interesting collection of 20th century material that must be seen. (est. $200-300) 190 Ephemera (40), travel. Mostly American travel brochures,
maps, and periodicals. Early 20th century. (est. $75-125) 176 Document. Estate account of Captain William Allis,
Hampshire County. September 12, 1698. 8”x12” one-sheet account of 191 [Finish-American Socialism (25)] Pamphlets, booklets, and estate distribution among relatives, The end date is 1709. Allis is listed photographs with texts in Finish language, ca 1912-1944. VG, in an as a Lieutenant of Hampshire Troop in Bodge’s SOLDIERS IN KING album of plastic sleeves. (est. $100-150) PHILIPS WAR. Some separations along the folds. A very early
Massachusetts document. (est. $150-225) 192 First day covers (500-550). American stamped covers, ca
1929-1947. Many with cachets. Must be seen. (est. $100-150) 177 Document, State of Maine handbill, ca 1828. 13”x8” printed form letter posted to the Selectmen of the town of Plymouth, Maine. A LOT DESCRIPTION 1825 from the town of Warren, Mass.; cabinet card photos of President McKinley; etc. VG overall. (est. $100-200)
193 First day covers (900-950). American stamped covers, ca 208 Postal history: stamp albums (8), some with U.S. and foreign 1960-1990, most with cachets. Many day of issue covers. Must be seen. examples. Must be seen. (est. $75-125) (est. $100-150)
209 Postal history (20): stampless covers, Scotland ca 1820-1840. 194 First day covers and other modern issues (400-500). Foreign Must be seen. (est. $60-90) and United Nations covers, ca 1950-1990. Fine overall. (est. $75-125)
210 Postcards (1,000-1,100), mixed: Thanksgiving greetings (400), 195 Floral postcards (1,400-1,500). Early to chrome period. Fine and travel in the U.S. Early to chrome period. Fine overall. overall. (est. $100-150) (est. $150-225)
196 Frames (2), oval walnut. Two ca 1875 picture frames with 211 Postcards (1,500), mixed topicals: women, western scenes, albumen photograph portraits: Orin R. Jose. Scarborough, Maine; and waterfalls, crafts, dolls, expositions, etc. early to chrome period. Laura Abbie Hight Jose, Athens, Maine. (est. $60-90) (est. $150-225)
197 [Horse racing (110)] Handbills and illustrated letterheads. Plus 212 Postcards (90), select: ‘Little Red Riding Hood” 1908 series correspondence for horse-racing concerns, fairs and associations. ca by Ullman, hold-to-light, expositions, Santas, patriotic topics, etc. Fine, 1907-1916; e.g., Union Trotting Association, Brocton Fair and Horse in an album of plastic sleeves. (est. $125-175) Show, New York State Fair, etc. From the correspondence of the
Danbury Agricultural Society Secretary. Fine, In an album of plastic 213 Poster stamps (140), mixed American and foreign. Fine sleeves. (est. $125-175) overall. (est. $75-125)
198 International Postage Stamp albums (6). New York, Scotts 214 Prints (150-200). Engravings, pre-Civil War newspapers. A Publications, ca 1956. Must be seen. (est. $75-125) variety of 19th century prints, including views and portraits. Must be
seen. (est. $60-90) 199 Johnson, Albert Sidney (1803-1862). Carte-de-visite size albumen portrait applied to an album sheet. Johnson was considered one 215 Trade cards (110): thread, medicines, shoes, foods, etc. A of the best generals in the Confederacy. Killed in action. (est. $100-150) variety of mostly Victorian cards in an album of plastic sleeves. VG
overall. (est. $75-125) 200 Miscellanea (150-200): travel airlines, magazines, photos, letterheads, prints, etc. A large carton of mostly airlines and travel 216 Trade ephemera (170). A large number of “John” Cigarros related material. Early to late 20th century. (est. $75-125) packages, product handbills, billheads, certificate of inspection for a
steamship, etc. ca 1860-1920. (est. $150-225) 201 Photographer’s archive: Ken Cedeno Jr., 5800 N. Sheridan, IL.
A large document box with hundreds of color and black & white studies 217 Trade ephemera (16): handbills, broadsides, and product by Mr. Cedeno. Late 20th century images of Cuba, Washington D.C., labels; for medicines, inks, veterinary products. ca 1840-1870. Varying The Middle East, politicians, athletes, artistic topics, etc. Mostly large condition. (est. $75-125) format photos. (est. $200-300)
218 Trade ephemera (120): invoices, receipts, trade booklets, and 202 Photographs (63), ca 1968 Chicago Democratic Convention letterheads. American trade paper ca 1812-1970. Must be seen. street protests by Yippie activists: Jerry Rubin, Ed Sanders, Abby (est. (100-150) Hoffman, etc. 11”x14” black & white images (50), with some smaller format Yippie Festival of Life images (13). Must be seen. TERMS & OTHER INFORMATION (est. $100-150) CASH OR KNOWN CHECK . 15% Buyer’s premium REGISTRATION: driver’s license required. 203 Photographs (68): Europe, landscapes, cityscapes, museum Dealers: bring copy of resale certificate. views. Early to mid 20th century. Must be seen. (est. $60-90) NOTE TO ABSENTEE BIDDERS: Please call (508) 798-5672 before the day of the sale. 204 Photographs (66). Movies and entertainment: Elvis Presley, Send email to [email protected] (Full name, address, phone number.) Anita Ekberg, John Wayne, etc. VG overall. (est. $60-90) Mail letter to: P.O. Box 20705, West Side Station, Worcester, MA 01602 DAY OF THE SALE CALL (508) 769-3791 (11:00am - 5:30pm) 205 Photographs (64). Political memorabilia: Whitehouse official Please bring this catalogue, it will be $2.00 at the auction. photographs (57), plus other items of interest; ca 1980-2000. Ronald Directions: The Auburn Elks is located on Route 12, near the Reagan, Bill Clinton, Al Gore, Dan Quale, and their families. Official intersection of Route 12 & Route 20. You can conveniently access 8”x10” glossy portraits. Very fine. (est. $75-125) Route 12 from the Mass. Pike (I-90), I-290, I-395, and Route 20. There are several hotels and restaurants plus many fast food places 206 Photographs (100). Stereoviews, “XLNT S&L Series.” within less than half a mile from the Auburn Elks. American and European views, ca 1870-1890. Varying condition. Auctioneer: Peter Mancevice (1740) (est. $75-125) Elizabeth’s is taking consignments for future auctions. Call 508-798-5672 for appointment. 207 Political ephemera (35). Mixed 19th century Civil War and political items: 1864 army payroll; letter dated April 12, 1865 www.elizabethsauctions.com mentioning a Lincoln political appointment; election return sheets for Copyright 2019 Elizabeth’s Auctions ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Elizabeth’s Auctions Lot # Description Your Bid P.O. Box 20705, West Side Station, Worcester, MA 01602 (508) 798-5672 www.elizabethsauctions.com ______
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