RR Auction: Fine Autographs and Artifacts, Featuring Revolutionary and Civil War, 721, Amherst

Michael Corcoran War-Dated Autograph Letter Signed from the Salisbury Confederate Prison (May 26, 1862)

Statue of Nathan Hale Unveiling Ceremony Invitation (1893)

[Charles Henri Hector, Count of Estaing] Revolutionary WaraEU"Era French and English Fleet Strength Manuscripts

Charles Henri Hector, Count of Estaing Revolutionary WaraEU"Dated Letter Signed on "the intimate Union which allies France and the United States of America"

Paul von Hindenburg Autograph Letter Signed

Paul von Hindenburg Typed Letter Signed

Iwo Jima: Rene Gagnon Signed First Day Cover

Henry Knox Autograph Letter Signed

Marquis de Lafayette Autograph Letter Signed to Stephen Longfellow: "Every inquiry into the state of society in the happy land of freedom cannot but produce admiration"

Marquis de Lafayette Handwritten Accounting Document

Jean Lannes Signature

Lexington and Concord: Thaddeus Blood Document Signed - Minute Man Who Influenced Emerson's 'Concord Hymn'

Douglas MacArthur Signature

Minute Men: Massachusetts Militia Founding Document (1774) - "Our prudentest method to equip our selves in the best manner with Everything necessary for our Defense"

Minute Men: Roster and Equipment Shortage List (c. 1774)

Minute Men: Massachusetts Militia Meeting Minutes (1774)

Lewis Morrison Autograph Quote Signed

Benito Mussolini Document Signed

Benito Mussolini and Vittorio Emanuele III Document Signed

Horatio Nelson Hand-Addressed and Signed Free Frank

New York: War-Dated Payroll for Colonel James Clinton's 3rd New York Regiment (February 24, 1776)

Chester Nimitz Oversized Signed Photograph

Revolutionary War: (3) French Intelligence Reports (1778aEU"1782) - "If [Congress] were willing to renounce their pretentions toward independence, they would be given everything else"

Revolutionary War: The Colored Patriots of the American Revolution by William C. Nell (1855)

Revolutionary War: The Boston Chronicle from July 10, 1769, with Complaints on Taxation, British Troops in Boston, and Governor Bernard