Early American: History Auction - rescheduled , 122725, Rancho Santa Fe

August 22, 1789-Dated Federal Period, Autograph Document Signed, "Andrew Porter" (Major General) here Petitioning (applying) to become the Surveyor General of Pennsylvania, 1 page, Choice Very Fine.

JOHN JULIUS PRINGLE South Carolina Patriot Speaker of the State SC Assembly, Extremely Ext. Rare 1787 Signed Endorsement in Receipt of funds, Partly-Printed Document Signed, John J. Pringle as Speaker of the House of Representatives in South Carolina

April 1st, 1773, Virginia James River Bank Note, Twenty Shillings, Signed by Peyton Randolph (1721-1775) First + Third President of the Continental Congress and John Blair, Signer of the Constitution plus Robert Carter Nicholas Treasurer, Very Fine.

COMMODORE JOHN RODGERS Naval Board Commissioner Asks to Charter a Vessel in 1817

c 1812 Commodore JOHN RODGERS Autograph Note Signed to President James Madison

October 12, 1829-Dated, Uniface Letter Signed, (Commodore,) Jn. Rogers on fine paper watermarked Hudson, 1 page, measuring 7.5 x 10 inches, Commissioners Office, Very Fine.

1822 Nathan Mayer Rothschild Signed Russian 5 Percent Annuity Bond, London Paid

E.H. Shepard Artist Signed WWII Original Illustration Artwork ARMS AND THE WOMAN

1978-Dated Official Government Document, an Award from Egyptian President Anwar Al-Sadat of the Order of the Republic to Former United States Secretary of the Navy, J. William Middendorf, the Highest Decoration that Egypt could Award to a foreigner.

1717 Partially-Printed Document Signed, Sam(uel) Shute, Captain General and Governour in Chief, of Massachusetts-Bay &c. Colony's Militia Appointment of Benjamin Prescott to the rank of Lieutenant in the company overseen by his father, Jonas Prescott

1883-Dated SAMUEL FRANCIS SMITH, Handwritten and Signed First Four Stanzas of AMERICA, Patriotic Song, My Country Tis of Thee

1793 Pennsylvania General WALTER STEWART Signed Schooner Fly Insurance Policy, 1 page, measuring about 16" x 13.75", at Philadelphia, Very Fine.

Treaty of Versailles. A True Copy Dated October 13th, 1923 from Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes, (Chief Clerk Signed for Hughes) with Red Embossed Department of State Seal attached by a Red Silk Ribbon

RICHARD VARICK Autograph Letter Signed Demanding Arms and Ammunition - Cannon and Grape Shott, at Albany, August 3rd, 1776

c. 1777 Revolutionary War Autograph Transmittal Address Sheet Signed, "G. Washington, endorsed by him On Public Service, with its Original Red Wax Personal Seal of GEORGE WASHINGTON fully intact, addressed to Brigadier General (William) Smallwood.

1772 The North-American's ALMANACK, published by Samuel Stearns (1727-1774) for 1772 with Paul Revere's Copper-Plate Engraving on the front title page of a Mariner's Compass, Printed and Sold by Richard Draper, Boston SEE: Brigham page 202, plate 66.

1732 Jonathan Belcher Royal Governor of Massachusetts-Bay Signed Military Appointment Promoting Benjamin Prescott, Father of William Prescott the Bunker Hill Hero Commanding American Forces on June 17th, 1775

October 24, 1767-Dated, Quartering Act and British Stamp Act Era, Manuscript Document Signed, being an Account of Subsistance (sic) for the 18th Royal Regiment of Foot of Ireland, while being Garrisoned at Philadelphia, Choice Extremely Fine.

TREE OF LIBERTY Newport, Rhode Island Early Historical Research Document Archive

January 1, 1776-Dated, Original Engraved Print titled, The Death of General Wolfe, Engraved by William Wollett, Published by William Wollett and John Boydell, London, After the original Oil Painting by artist Benjamin West, Framed, Very Fine.

1808 Beautifully presented Engraving titled: The Death of General Montgomery at Quebec. Engraved by W. Ketterlinus, After the painting by John Trumbull, Published by John Trumbull, Jany. 1st, 1808, Printed by Andrew Maverick, N.Y., Extremely Fine

May 20, 1777, Continental Currency, Three Dollars, Philadelphia Issue, The First UNITED STATES titled Continental Congress Revolutionary War currency issue, Very Fine.

Continental Congress Currency, January 14, 1779, $80 being the Highest Denomination, PMG Very Fine-25

Colonial Currency, June 1, 1759, Delaware, Twenty Shillings, Paper Money Note Issue Printed by Benjamin Franklin, Very Fine.

Colonial June 9th, 1780, State of New Jersey, Twenty Dollars, Guaranteed by the United States Issue with Five Percent Interest paid Annually, Partially engraved by Henry Dawkins (the former Counterfeiter), for the Continental Congress, Extremly Fine.