- Quarto, 4 pages, posted from “Washington Square” New York, “March 29,” no year given, likely 1850’s. The letter writer signs their name “Enquirer” and inquires about Bennett’s opinion on the presumed upcoming American delegation to Paris, France, perhaps concerning some political matter.
more > - And: Landis, Kate, Autograph Letter Signed, Philadelphia, April 14, 1847, to her cousin Susan F. Colby, Care of Gen. A. Colby, New London, New Hampshire, containing an Account of her travels from her Mass. home to New…
more > - 41 letters, 122 manuscript pp., (9 retained mailing envelopes), dated 17 December 1845 to 18 February 1857; with 17 pieces of related ephemera (calling cards, used envelopes, receipts, will, poem, etc.); Of the 41 letters, 10 are undated; and at least 33…
more > - Small quarto album, containing 114 black and white photographs, mainly silver prints, the album is bound in original half leather, marbled paper boards, the photographs are mounted onto sheets of paper in album; the paper stock of these leaves is of poor…
more > - Quarto, one page, plus stamp less address leaf, formerly folded, otherwise in very good, clean, and legible condition. Docketed on verso by Sutherland: “Alfred Cowles Chicago Ill. Aug. 13th 1852 relative to my speech against the Homestead bill”
more > - Four letters, folio, eight pages, written on thin Japanese rice paper, in ink, some folds and nicks, last page a bit torn and chipped, affecting text slightly, otherwise in good, legible condition.
more > - New York] octavo, single sheet, printed circular letter, in very good, clean condition.
more > - Quarto, printed circular, 2 pages, includes a page of favorable reviews of the magazine by newspapers across the country. Sent to Rev. H. Lyman, Watertown, Mass.
more > - Paris: De L’Imprimerie Royale, 1767, Quarto, 7, [1] pp., a fine, clean copy.
more > - Boston: John H. Eastburn, printer, [1838] octavo, 8-page pamphlet, original green printed paper wrappers, ex-library, handstamp on first page of text, some minor wear to wrappers, ink stain along top edge of first page of text, otherwise very good.
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