20 letters, 59 pages, several letters illustrated with sketches, letters dated 1922-1941, the bulk from 1923-1924, with 9 pencil and pen sketches, 17 printed and manuscript ephemeral items, including: exhibition lists, catalogs and pricelists, Christmas cards designed and printed by the artist,…
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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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The long-lost visual archive of Charles Henry Caruthers (1847-1920), consisting of 194 of his highly detailed pen and ink and watercolor drawings of locomotives of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company drawn between 1896 and 1919; plus 4 pen and ink drawings (on versos…
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The Unicorn Pen and ink and ink wash on paper, measuring 5 ½ x 4 3/8 inches, some toning, slight mat burn, the image is drawn on the back of a manuscript receipt, the receipt bears the signature of Benedict Reynolds, Zachariah’s father. A…
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58 volumes of diaries of Samuel W. Folsom, over 7,000 manuscript pages, dated 1867-1927, lacking years 1891, 1906, and 1921; 44 account books of Samuel W. Folsom, various paginations, 68, 72, or 120 pages per book (earlier volumes have less pages), with…
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A collection of manuscript letters dated 1846-1888, in French, from the family of Paul Arpin, identified as the “oldest French journalist” in the United States, and his brother-in-law Louis-Pierre Henriquel-Dupont.
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quarto, 1 ¼ pages plus stamp-less address leaf, formerly folded, foredge a bit ruffled, old damp-staining to paper, text is quite legible, else good.
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[N.p., n.d., United States?, circa 1837?] octavo, folding plate, 12 pages, original plain, blue-gray paper wrappers, untrimmed, removed from bound pamphlet volume, plate somewhat foxed, and with offsetting, some minor spotting to text, else very good.
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