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[QUAKERIANA] -- [PENN, William (1644-1718)]. A group of Quaker imprints including a rare proposal for printing of William Penn's No Cross, No Crown, by subscription.

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$438

3

[QUAKERIANA] -- [AFRICAN AMERICANA]. A group of 27 epistles from Quaker Yearly Meetings.

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$688

4

[FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR]. Powder horn featuring fine scrimshaw map of New York, identified to John Hosmer, likely made at Crown Point, 1759.

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5

[COLONIAL] -- [NEW YORK]. Manhattan land lease granted to distiller Richard Deane. New York, 24 March 1782.

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$188

6

[REVOLUTIONARY WAR -- THE FRENCH REVOLUTION]. A sammelband of American editions of works by Edmund BURKE, Edmund MACKINTOSH, and scarce 1791 Baltimore printing of Thomas Paine's Rights of Man.

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7

[WAR OF 1812]. Eight "Strong Forever, Old Massachusetts" campaign buttons for Founding Father and Massachusetts Governor Caleb Strong.

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$344

8

[US MARINE CORPS]. HENDERSON, Archibald (1783-1859). Autograph letter signed ("Archd Henderson Lt. Col. Commt."), regarding the bravery of Captain William H. Freeman. "Head Quarters of the Marine Corps," Washington, DC, 3 December 1822.

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$469

9

[WAR OF 1812]. 1803 pattern British Light Infantry or Grenadier officer's sword made by noted Irish cutler John Reed, College Green, Dublin.

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$1,063

10

[MILITARIA]. US Model 1832 artillery sword with scabbard. Manufactured by N.P. Ames, Springfield, MA.

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$969

12

[CIVIL WAR]. Non-regulation Civil War Staff & Field officer's import sword "Peterson 75," based on the British 1854 pattern, with blade emblazoned with the Oregon Territorial Seal.

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$2,500

13

[CIVIL WAR]. Model 1850 non-regulation Union Field and Staff sword. Manufactured by Horstmann & Sons, Philadelphia.

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$938

14

[CIVIL WAR]. Ames light artillery cavalry saber dated 1864, cavalry sword belt, and documents belonging to Private Sidney Cole, Company G, 1st New York Dragoons.

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$2,375

15

[CIVIL WAR]. Wostenholm & Sons “IXL” Washington Works Bowie knife and sheath.

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$750

16

[CIVIL WAR]. Wostenholm & Sons “IXL” Washington Works Bowie knife and sheath.

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$1,000

17

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate pike identified as having been taken at Tilton, Georgia.

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$1,875

18

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate altered Model 1842 Springfield Musket dated-1851, captured at Siege of Vicksburg with original inscribed provenance tag from the Dr. William H.H. King museum in Illinois.

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$688

19

[MILITARIA]. New York Militia musket by John Mullin.

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$1,125

20

[CIVIL WAR]. Collection identified to Herman Jonas, Company C, 1st Texas Cavalry US, incl. weaponry, photograph, and documentation.

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21

[CIVIL WAR]. Colt Model 1860 Army .44 caliber revolver made in 1862.

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$2,250

22

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 3 unopened packets of 6 cartridges for Colt's Pocket, Army, and Navy pistols.

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$1,375

23

[CIVIL WAR]. Sharps Pepperbox Pistol

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$875

24

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate tintype of a Union sergeant holding a Sharps four-barrel pistol.

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$813

26

[CIVIL WAR]. Quarter plate tintype featuring the 1st New York Marine Artillery Naval Brigade, New Bern, North Carolina.

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$1,250

27

[CIVIL WAR]. Quarter plate tintype of a Union soldier holding a rifle with fixed bayonet.

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$1,375

28

[CIVIL WAR]. Quarter plate tintype featuring a Union soldier with a civilian rifle.

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$1,500

29

[CIVIL WAR]. Quarter plate tintype of a Connecticut infantryman.

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$188

30

[CIVIL WAR]. Quarter plate tintype of two officers from Pennsylvania.

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$750

31

[CIVIL WAR]. Quarter plate tintype of Private Butterfield, Company I, 14th Illinois Cavalry, posed with his sword.

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$500

32

[CIVIL WAR]. Tintype of Lt. Robert T.H. Russell, 12th New York Cavalry.

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$938

33

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate tintype of Corporal Tappan S. Eaton, Company K, 35th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, WIA Antietam, 17 September 1862.

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$813

34

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate tintype of Private Alexander LeCompte, Co. F, 1st Eastern Shore Infantry.

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$375

35

[CIVIL WAR]. CDV-sized ruby ambrotype standing portrait of a triple armed cavalryman with tentative attribution.

Sold For

$625

36

[CIVIL WAR]. Tintype of Private Oliver W. Inskeep, Company F, 30th Iowa Regiment, with musket and fixed bayonet.

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$750

37

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate outdoor tintype of a Union artillery lieutenant.

Sold For

$594

38

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate tintype featuring a double-armed Union cavalryman.

Sold For

$625

39

[CIVIL WAR]. CDV-sized tintype of a Berdan Sharpshooter.

Sold For

$375

41

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate tintype of an armed Union cavalryman uniquely displaying his saber and scabbard.

Sold For

$469

42

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate tintype of a young Union infantry private with musket.

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$438

43

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate tintype and ruby ambrotype of Union soldiers armed with muskets with bayonets.

Sold For

$594

44

[CIVIL WAR]. CDV-sized tintype of a Union soldier armed with a musket with bayonet.

Sold For

$938

45

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate ruby ambrotype featuring a first lieutenant of infantry with his wife.

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$563

46

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 3 tintypes of soldiers, incl. portrait of an armed soldier and portraits of soldier and wife housed in locket.

Sold For

$406

47

[CIVIL WAR]. Sixth plate outdoor tintype of possible military farriers wearing long leather aprons.

Sold For

$250

48

[CIVIL WAR]. CDV of Union Generals Sherman, Howard, Logan, Haven, Davis, Slocum, and Mower.

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$688

49

[CIVIL WAR]. CDV of General William T. Sherman on horseback at Federal Fort No. 7 before the Battle of Atlanta. Ca 1864.

Sold For

$469

50

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 14 CDVs of Union officers, incl. Generals Anderson, McDowell, Meade, Stoneman, Hooker, Banks, Kearny, and Admiral Farragut.

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$1,000

51

[CIVIL WAR]. Autographed CDV of New York Volunteers Assistant Surgeon C.W. Howe.

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$125

52

[CIVIL WAR]. MILLER & ROWELL, photographers. CDV of Union drummer boys, Charles & William Rebasz, 108th New York Volunteers. Boston, MA.

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$438

53

[CIVIL WAR]. Cabinet card of a Union Drummer in uniform with period notation, "Drummer 'D' Co., 74th Reg. N.G.N.Y." Harrisburg, PA: 1863.

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$281

54

[CIVIL WAR]. CDV of a Union drummer with his instrument.

Sold For

$344

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