Early American: History Auction, 112225, Rancho Santa Fe

1917 World War One Period, Stereoview Card Photograph, the Allied commission with Marshall Joffre and others Visiting Abraham Lincoln's Grave in Springfield, Illinois, Choice Crisp Mint

November 8, 1864 Electoral Ticket Abraham Lincoln for President and Andrew Johnson for Vice President, Ohio

1956, Original Hand-Drawn Published Political Cartoon Pencil Drawing titled, Lend Me Your Ears, by Illustrator Paul Carmack, published in the Christian Science Monitor, March 14, 1956, Choice Crisp Very Fine.

March 14, 1856-Dated, Black History related debate on Slavery titled, Affairs in Kansas Territory, A Speech by the Honorable Lyman Trumbull of Illinios, Very Fine

April 7-8, 1856-Dated Imprint, Speech by Hon. H. S. Geyer of Missouri on the Kansas Controversy, he Kansas Controversy: Slavery in Kansas, Choice Extremely Fine

1857 Imprint: Kansas Affairs, Speech by Hon. Wm. A. Bigler of Pennsylvania, 19-pages, measuring 9" x 5.75", controversy and debate over Statehood and Slavery in the Territory

February + March 1858 Polotocal Imprints regarding SLAVE SOIL or FREE SOIL, Two Kansas Admission Proposals To Join The Union

1860-Dated Civil War Period Black History + Slavery related Imprint titled: The Present Crisis: with a Reply and Appeal to European Advisers, from the Sixth Edition of Slavery and the Remedy., by Samuel Nott, Very Fine.

February 6, 1868 Post Civil War, Manuscript Letter, Raleigh, NC, on Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, letterhead Chief Q.M. and Disbursing Officer, State of North Carolina, Signed by Thomas W. Johnston, Lt. Col., Chief Quartermaster

c. 1860s Civil War Era, Ambrotype Photograph measuring 4" tall x 3" wide mounted within a mount having no frame, the image of a Black Woman in superb quality, Choice Extremely Fine.

MINNIE JOYCELYN ELDERS Sogned Photograph as U.S. Surgeon General

c. 1900, Black History Colorized Stereoview Card titled, Mrs. Newlywed's New Wench Cook, Very Fine

c. 1790 Anti-Slavery Hard Times Token with legends: Am I Not A Man And A Brother. and May Slavery & Oppression Cease Throughout The World England, D+H 1039, Choice Lustrous About Mint State.

1838-Dated, Black History Anti-Slavery Token with Legend, Am I Not A Woman + A Sister and 1838 United States Of America / Liberty 1838, LOW 54 R1, HT-81, Dewitt CE 1838-19, Choice Extremely Fine.

1867-1888 Indian Wars Period, 8th United States Cavalry Cloth Badge Insignia with central metal "8" above Crossed Cavalry Swords of Gold Bullion, Extremely Fine.

1884-Dated, Rare Johns Hopkins University Studies Reference Booklet, Second Series, titled, "Indian Money as a Factor in New England Civilization", Very Fine.

August 8, 1885-Dated, Copyright 1886 Large Photo measures 11.5 x 12 inches of Grant's Funeral, "United States Sailors In Double Line, One of the most interesting features of the Grand Procession," Framed, Choice Near Mint.

1930 G.A.R 63rd Annual Encampment Guest Ribbon, Department of Vermont

c. 1840-1904, Lot of 4 Portrait Prints of Famous American Women, Mrs. James Monroe, Catherine Schuyler, Madame Genet and Mary Philipse, Steel Engravings and Mezzotint Print, Extremely Fine

Cabinet Card with Dual Images of Ralph Waldo Emerson and J.R. Lowell

c. 1880 Vintage Original Photograph, noted at bottom right within the image, "American Jockey Club / Jerome Park. N.Y.", a great photo at the track, Framed, Fine.

1904 Stereocard of a "Herd of Buffaloes" by H.C. White Co., North Bennington, VT, Very Fine.

1904 Stereocard of Yellowstone Park, The Punch Bowl, by H.C. White Co., North Bennington, VT, Very Fine.

1904 Stereocard of Cleopatra Terraces, at Yellowstone Park, by H.C. White Co., North Bennington, VT, Very Fine

1874, Color Large Folio Lithograph titled, DANIEL BOONE PROTECTS HIS FAMILY, by H. Schile, 1 Division Street, NY, measures 28.25 x 22.5 inches, Very Choice Crisp Near Mint.