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[AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED "TH JEFFERSON," TO JAMES L. EDWARDS OF BOSTON, SEPTEMBER 5, 1811, REFUSING DEMANDS FOR PAYMENT FROM A NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER].
Jefferson, Thomas:
Monticello. Sept. 5, [1811].
[1 1/2]pp. on a single leaf, with separate leaf folded as cover, addressed and franked with Jefferson's signature. Pen and.. more
Price: $45,000.00
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COUNCIL HELD AT VINCENNES WITH CERTAIN CHIEFS AND WARRIORS OF THE SAQUE, FOX, AND KASKASKIAS INDIANS, AT WHICH ATTENDED SEVERAL PIANKKESHAWS AND OUIATTONONS. [SIGNED BY THREE INTERPRETERS AND FIVE WITNESSES, INCLUDING FRANCIS VIGO].
[Council at Vincennes]:
[Fort Knox, Northwest Territory]. June 20, 1794.
[12]pp. manuscript plus one blank leaf. Small folio. A few very tiny tears and losses at folds, old stitching loose... more
Price: $37,500.00
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PROCLAMATION OF AMNESTY AND RECONSTRUCTION.
[Lincoln, Abraham]:
[Washington: Government Printing Office, ca. Dec. 8, 1863].
Broadside, 12 x 19 inches, printed in two columns on wove stock. Several faint patches of foxing, four light fold.. more
Price: $26,000.00
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[AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED, FROM ROBERT E. LEE TO WILLIAM H. KIRKER REGARDING THE RECEIPT OF TARLETON'S HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION].
Lee, Robert E.:
Lexington, Va. March 26, 1869.
[1]p. on ruled paper, 9 3/4 x 7 3/4 inches. One horizontal and two vertical folds. Two small sets of.. more
Price: $15,000.00
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HEAD-QUARTERS ARMY N. VA....TO THE PEOPLE OF MARLAND [sic]....
[Confederate Imprint]: [Lee, Robert E.]
"Near Frederick Town," [Md.]. Sept. 8, 1862.
Broadside, approximately 6 x 7 1/2 inches. Printed on ruled paper. Early folds, with minor separations repaired on verso in.. more
Price: $12,500.00
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Americana

Our Americana department features one of the best inventories in the world of printed and manuscript material relating to the entirety of the Western Hemisphere, from South America to the Arctic.

Our emphasis rests upon what T.W. Streeter called "Americana Beginnings," and the frontier period, ranging from the Jamestown Colony to the Alaskan Gold Rush.

We handle material beginning with the earliest mention of the discoveries in the New World up to the settlement of the Western States and Provinces.

We maintain a particularly strong stock of Pacific Voyages, with special interest in the pictorial and cartographic literature. Our Natural History concerns rest primarily with the Americas, and with the Pacific region as well. Our inventory of European and Asian travel is more modest, but interesting and eclectic.

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