octavo, two pages, neatly inscribed in ink, very good.
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50 letters, approximately 101 pages, plus four manuscript essays by Brown, on temperance topics sixty two pages, and six printed ephemera. Items in generally good, clean legible condition, some occasional soiling and fading.
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7 letters, 17 pp., dated 4 February 1870 to 16 August 1875. Letters in very good, clean and legible condition.
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folio, one page, plus stamp-less address leaf, paper slightly tanned, otherwise, neatly inscribed in ink.
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quarto, three pages, of a bi-folium, old folds, split along central vertical fold, now comprising two sheets, small hole in last leaf occasioned by careless opening, else in very good clean, legible condition. Signed by Coxe and also free franked in Coxe's…
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octavo, 3 pages, written on the embossed letter head of the Seymour House, F. J. Tallman, proprietor, accompanied by original advertising mailing envelope for the Seymour House, and a printed menu for Thanksgiving Dinner served at the Seymour House, on Thursday December…
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Baltimore: Baltimore Gazette Printers, 1873, octavo, 59 pp., printed in double column format, lacks frontispiece portrait and wrappers, ex-library, bound in later plain gray cloth, red leather spine label, handstamp on title-page, shelf label on spine, else a good copy.
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New-York: Printed For the Purchasers, 1823, 16mo, 8 pages, title-leaf with decorative woodcut, pagination incorrect, paper tanned, text pinned together, otherwise very good.
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14 letters, 14 pp. (mostly typed), dated 14 October 1890 to 14 March 1891; of the 14 letters, 13 were written to Mrs. S.L. Oberholtzer, 1 letter is addressed simply “Dear Sir,” but likely the recipient was a Professor Thompson; some minor…
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Paterson: Published at the Office of the Guardian, 1862, octavo, 42 page pamphlet, front wrapper present, rear wrap missing, ex-library, handstamp on front wrapper, removed from bound volume of pamphlets, presentation inscription from Shea to Rev. Samuel Seabury, on p. 3, some…
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