John Raphael Smith, engraver; after Joseph Wright. The Widow of an Indian Chief Watching the Arms of Her Deceasd Husband.

(COLONIAL ERA.) David Edwin, engraver; after Edward Savage. The Landing of Christopher Columbus.

(COLONIAL ERA.) John Hall, engraver; after West. William Penns Treaty with the Indians, when he Founded the Province of Pensylvania.

(COLONIAL ERA.) James Moore, engraver; after Giacomo Amiconi. America! of Wealth thou Modern Mine.

(COLONIAL ERA.) [After George Heap.] The East Prospect of the City of Philadelphia in the Province of Pennsylvania.

(COLONIAL ERA.) Pierre Canot, engraver; after Thomas Howdell. A South West View of the City of New York, in North America.

(COLONIAL ERA.) Pierre Canot, engraver; after Thomas Howdell. A South East View of the City of New York.

(FRENCH & INDIAN WAR.) Pierre Canot, engraver; after Ince. A View of Louisburg in North America . . . when that City was Besieged.

(FRENCH & INDIAN WAR.) Purcell, engraver; after Reynolds. Sir Jeffrey Amherst . . . Commander in Chief of His Majestys Forces in North

(FRENCH & INDIAN WAR.) William Elliot, engraver; after Smith. A View of the Fall of Montmorenci and the Attack made by General Wolfe

(FRENCH & INDIAN WAR.) William Woollett, engraver; after West. The Death of General Wolfe.

(FRENCH & INDIAN WAR.) Juste Chevillet, engraver; after Watteau Mort du Marquis de Montcalm Gozon.

(FRENCH & INDIAN WAR.) James McArdell, engraver; after Hudson. The Honble Robert Monckton, Major General, Governor of New York.

(REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [After Benjamin Wilson.] The Repeal, or The Funeral of Miss Ame-stamp.

(REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) A Short Narrative of the Horrid Massacre in Boston.

(REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [Stratton], engraver; after Revere. The Bloody Massacre Perpetrated in King-Street, Boston.

(REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Bufford, lithographer; after Champney. Boston Massacre, March 5th 1770.

(REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) The Able Doctor, or America Swallowing the Bitter Draught.

(REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [Carl Guttenberg, artist.] The Tea-Tax-Tempest, or The Anglo-American Revolution.

(REVOLUTION.) His Most Excellent Majesty George the IIId, King of Great Britain / Her Most Excellent Majesty Charlotte,

(REVOLUTION.) Cornelius Tiebout, engraver; after Tisdale. Battle of Lexington.

(REVOLUTION.) Bernard Romans, artist. An Exact View of the Late Battle at Charlestown, June 17th, 1775.

(REVOLUTION.) J.G. Müller, engraver; after John Trumbull. The Battle at Bunkers Hill near Boston.

(REVOLUTION.) J.T. Clemens, engraver; after John Trumbull. The Death of General Montgomery in the Attack of Quebec.

(REVOLUTION.) [Thomas Anburey.] Travels through the Interior Parts of America.

(REVOLUTION.) [Edmund Burke?] An Impartial History of the War in America.

(REVOLUTION.) [A Picturesque View of the State of the Nation for 1778.]

(REVOLUTION.) Fittler & Lerpinière, engravers; after Paton. Pair of naval views, including the great victory of John Paul Jones.

(REVOLUTION.) J. Peltro, engraver; after Robert Dodd. . . . Gallant Defence of Captn. Pearson . . . against Paul Joness Squadron.

(REVOLUTION.) J. Caldwall, engraver; after George Carter. The Engagement between the Quebec Frigate . . . and the Surveillante Frigate.

(REVOLUTION.) J.R. Smith, engraver. Engraving of Banastre Tarleton after the portrait by Sir Joshua Reynolds.

(REVOLUTION.) John Sartain, engraver; after John B. White. Gen. Marion in his Swamp Encampment Inviting a British Officer for Dinner.

(REVOLUTION.) Alfred Jones, et al., engravers; after Durand. The Capture of Major Andre.

(REVOLUTION.) Edwin, engraver; after Warrell and Barralet. . . . Peter Franciscos Gallant Action with Nine of Tarletons Cavalry.

(REVOLUTION.) Plan of the Siege of Yorktown in Virginia.

(REVOLUTION.) James Heath, engraver; after Robert Smirke. Cornwallis Resigning his Sword to Washington.

(REVOLUTION.) Tanner, et al.; after Renault. The British Surrendering their Arms to Gen. Washington after their Defeat at York Town.

(WASHINGTON.) George Washington, Esqr., General and Commander in Chief of the Continental Army in America.

(WASHINGTON.) George Washington, Esqr., General and Commander in Chief of the Continental Army in America.

(WASHINGTON.) Benjamin West. Bickerstaffs Boston Almanack, for the Year of our Redemption, 1778.

(WASHINGTON.) Valentine Green, engraver; after John Trumbull. General Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) Unknown engraver; after Charles Wilson Peale. His Excellency General Washington / Lady Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) Noel Le Mire, engraver; after Le Paon. Pair of matched French engravings of Washington and Lafayette.

(WASHINGTON.) Pair of matching Savage prints of Washington and Franklin.

(WASHINGTON.) Edward Savage; artist and engraver. The Washington Family / La Famille de Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) David Edwin, engraver; after Rembrandt Peale. General George Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) James Heath, engraver, after Gilbert Stuart. General Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) After Gilbert Stuart? George Washington, Late President of the United States of America.

(WASHINGTON.) Alexander H. Ritchie, engraver; after Huntington. [Lady Washingtons Reception.]

(WASHINGTON.) Issue of the United States Oracle of the Day devoted to Washingtons death.

(WASHINGTON.) G. Washington in his Last Illness, Attended by Docrs Craik and Brown / Lived Respected and Feard--

(WASHINGTON.) Francis Jukes, engraver; after Robertson. Mount Vernon in Virginia, the Seat of the Late Lieut. General George Washington

(WASHINGTON.) Virtue Weeping over the Tomb of George Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) Thomas Clarke, engraver. Sacred to the Memory of the Illustrious G. Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) David Edwin, engraver. Washington, Sacred to Memory.

(WASHINGTON.) P.S. Duval & Son; lithographer. Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) Enoch G. Gridley, engraver; after Coles. Pater Patriae: Sacred to the Memory of the Truly Illustrious George Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) [Samuel Seymour, engraver; after Savage.] In Memory of Genl. George Washington and His Lady,

(WASHINGTON.) John James Barralet, artist and engraver. Commemoration of Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) Constitution of the United States.

(WASHINGTON.) Albert Rimensberg Ritter von Radmansdorf. Georg Washington, Nordamerikas erster Bürger und Feldherr.

(WASHINGTON.) Miniature portrait of George Washington in a frame made from Mount Vernon wood.

(WASHINGTON.) Group of George Washington engravings.

(FOUNDING FATHERS.) The Honble John Hancock of Boston in New England, President of the American Congress.

(FOUNDING FATHERS.) Charles Lee, Esqr, Major General of the Continental-Army in America.

(FOUNDING FATHERS.) J.C. Vasseur, engraver; after Borel. L’Amérique Indépendante, Dédiée au Congrés des Etats Unis de lAmérique.

(FOUNDING FATHERS.) Cornelius Tiebout, engraver; after Barralet In Memory of Genl Alexr Hamilton.

(FOUNDING FATHERS.) John Scoles, engraver. Consecrated to the Memory of Gen. Alexander Hamilton.

(FOUNDING FATHERS.) Achille Moreau, engraver; after Dubouloz. Le Général Lafayette.

(FOUNDING FATHERS.) J.M. Leroux, engraver; after Scheffer. Full-length portrait of Lafayette, produced as he began his tour of America.

(FOUNDING FATHERS.) [David Edwin, engraver; after Peale.] Thomas Jefferson.

(ALLEGORIES.) Joseph Strutt, engraver; after Robert Edge Pine. To Those who Wish to Sheathe the Desolating Sword of War--America--

(ALLEGORIES.) John Ogborn, engraver; after S. Harding. The Birth of American Liberty.

(ALLEGORIES.) Peter C. Verger, engraver; after J.F. Renault. Triumph of Liberty, Dedicated to its Defenders in America.

(ALLEGORIES.) An Emblem of America / An Emblem of Europe / An Emblem of Asia / An Emblem of Africa.

(ALLEGORIES.) Europe, America / Asia, Africa.

(ALLEGORIES.) Africa / America.

(ALLEGORIES.) [An Emblem of America.]

(ALLEGORIES.) L’Amerique.

(ALLEGORIES.) Benjamin Tanner, engraver; after Barralet. America Guided by Wisdom: An Allegorical Representation of the United States.

(AMERICAN ENGRAVING.) Amos Doolittle, engraver; text by Rowland An Epitome of Ecclesiastical History.

(AMERICAN ENGRAVING.) Thomas Gimbrede, artist and engraver. American Star.

(AMERICAN ENGRAVING.) Isaac Eddy; and James Wilson. [Chronology Delineated to Illustrate the History of Monarchical Revolutions.]

(AMERICAN ENGRAVING.) Amos Doolittle; artist and engraver. The complete Prodigal Son series:

(WAR OF 1812.) [George Graham, engraver?]; after Stuart. This Portrait of Captn Isaac Hull of the United States Navy.

(WAR OF 1812.) Engagement between the U.S. Frigate Constitution . . . and the British Frigate Guerriere.

(WAR OF 1812.) Cornelius Tiebout, engraver; after Thomas Birch This Representation of the U.S. Frigate Constitution . . .

(WAR OF 1812.) A View of Col. Johnson’s Engagement with the Savages (Commanded by Tecumseh) near the Moravian Town.

(WAR OF 1812.) Thomas Sutherland, engraver; after Major Dennis. The Battle of Queenston.

(WAR OF 1812.) Samuel Seymour, engraver; after Thomas Birch. This Representation of the U.S. Frigate United States . . .

(WAR OF 1812.) Robert Dodd, artist. . . . His Majesty’s Ship Shannon . . . Waiting the Close Approach of the American Frigate Chesapeak

(WAR OF 1812.) John Jeakes, engraver; after Webster and Lee. Pair of views of the battle between the Chesapeake and Shannon.

(WAR OF 1812.) Cut signatures of naval heroes Oliver Hazard Perry and James Lawrence in matching frames.

(WAR OF 1812.) The Pelican Sloop of War, Cap’t Maples, Raking & Capturing the American Brig Argus.

(WAR OF 1812.) Benjamin Tanner, engraver; after J.J. Barralet. Perry’s Victory on Lake Erie, September the 10th 1813.

(WAR OF 1812.) Murray, Draper, Fairman & Co., engravers. Battle of Lake Erie, Fought Sept. 10 1813–First View.

(WAR OF 1812.) Battle of the Thames, October 5th 1813 . . . Dedicated to the Tippecanoe Clubs.

(WAR OF 1812.) Benjamin Tanner, engraver; after Reinagle. Macdonough’s Victory on Lake Champlain and Defeat of the British Army

(WAR OF 1812.) Joseph Yeager, engraver; after William E. West. Battle of New Orleans, and Death of Major General Packenham.

(WAR OF 1812.) Chataigner, engraver; after Julia Plantou. Peace of Ghent 1814, and Triumph of America.

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) Denis Dighton; lithographer. The North American Indian Warriors, from Lake Erie, of the Tribe of Seneca,

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) Lehman & Duval; after J.O. Lewis. A pair of portrait plates from the first edition of the Aboriginal Portfolio.

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) McGahey; after George Catlin. Ball-Play Dance.

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) The Debilitated Situation of a Monarchal Government . . . The Flourishing Condition

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) Hill, engraver; after George Catlin. To the Cadets of the West Point Military Academy.

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) Frances Palmer, lithographer. Battle of Buena Vista: View of the Battle-Ground and Battle of The Angostura.

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) George B. McClellan, artist. Battle of Cerro Gordo, April 17th & 18th 1847.

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) G. Pfau, lithographer; after S. Rowse. Encampment at Neponset-Dorchester . . . of the First Brigade

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) Pair of early views of Philadelphias Fairmount Water Works.

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) Sarony, lithographers; after Heine. Passing the Rubicon . . . through a Fleet of Japanese Boats

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) Sarony, lithographers; after Heine. First Landing of Americans in Japan, under Commodore M. C. Perry

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) Sarony, lithographers; after Heine. Landing of Commodore Perry . . . to Meet the Imperial Commissioners

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) Sarony, lithographers; after Heine. Landing of Commodore Perry . . . to meet the Imperial Commissioners

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) C. Parsons, lithographer. Ocean Steam Navigation Company of New York: Steamer Washington.

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) Endicott & Co., lithographers. Compagnie Générale Transatlantique, Havre-New York, Lafayette.

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) F. Crow, lithographer. Le Oriental, Built by McKay & Aldus, East Boston, Mass.

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) Endicott, lithographers; after Wall. New Bedford, Fifty Years Ago.

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) Endicott; after Van Best and Gifford. Sperm Whaling, No. 1--The Chase.

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) Prang & Mayers, lithographers. Sperm Whaling No. 2, The Conflict.

(COMMERCE & EXPANSION.) J.H. Buffords, lithographers. Set of 5 prints depicting the Abandonment of the Whalers in the Arctic Ocean,

(CIVIL WAR.) A.G. Campbell, engraver; after W.D. Washington. Burial of Latané.

(AGRICULTURE.) Washington Ludlum. Diaries of a struggling Illinois farmer who relocates to Washington, California and Florida.

(ALASKA.) Lomen Brothers, photographers. Photograph of 5 Inuit children in Nome.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Treaty Entered into between the United States and the Cherokee Nation.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Robert H. Pettigrew. Letter by a Georgia planter discussing the Creek War in Alabama.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Charles Fenderich, artist and lithographer. P.P. Pitchlynn, Speaker of the National Council of the Choctaw Nation.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Hayes Litho Co. Execution of the Thirty-Eight Sioux Indians at Mankato Minnesota December 26, 1862.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) John Gregory Bourke. On the Border with Crook.

(AMERICAN INDIANS.) Illustrated promotional card for The Mohawk Indian, Asa R. Hill (Ska-Hue-Haw-Di-Seo), Denison University.

(AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) David F. Barry. Photograph of Curley.

(AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) W.R. Cross; photographer. Pair of cabinet cards showing Rain in the Face and Sitting Bull.

(AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Charles F. Lummis. Pair of cyanotype views of New Mexico Pueblo life.

(AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Carl Moon. Untitled portrait of an Indian bird hunter.

(AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) S.W. Ormsby. Group of 9 Indian portraits and views, including his famous Peace.

(AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) William Soule. Lodge of the Plains Indians among the Cottonwood Trees in a Comanche Camp . . .

(AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Ben Wittick. Inauguration Dance . . . View in Pueblo Laguna, New Mexico.

(AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Photograph of Crazy Snake and his Band.

(AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Portrait of Shawnasee, a Potawatomi leader.

(AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHY.) Group of 9 cartes-de-visite of Indians and street scenes by early New Mexico photographers.

(AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Group of 5 early 20th-century photographs.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Pact to enforce New Yorks Agreement of Non-Importation during the heyday of the Sons of Liberty.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) John Hodgson; reporter. The Trial of William Wemms . . . for the Murder of Crispus Attucks.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) Journals of Congress, Containing the Proceedings from Sept. 5, 1774 to Jan. 1, 1776.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) [Nomination for Election in May 1776.]

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) [John Hathaway?] Militia officer complaining about unfair promotions in his brigade.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) Muster roll for Capt. Abner Hows company in the Continental Army.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) Eleazer Fitch. A Loyalist Connecticut sheriff complains of his unfair treatment, and hints at retribution.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1777.) Pass issued to a Loyalist family to depart for British-occupied territory under Washingtons order.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1777.) Group of 3 volumes of the early Journals of Congress.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1778.) List of Continental Army brigades 4 days after leaving Valley Forge, with Receivers of Cattle for each.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1779.) List of expenses incurred by Colonel Philip Van Cortlandt at Valley Forge.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1779.) Maurice Simons. A militia colonel pushes back on the return of borrowed wagons to the Continental Army.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1781.) The Smithfield and Cumberland Rangers militia company is summoned for muster.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1781.) Account of a French ships naval battle with the British off Pensacola.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1781.) Jonathan Lawrence, Jr. Letter by a young officer attempting to raise a new company of New York troops.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1783.) Sir Guy Carleton. Letter of recommendation for a New York Loyalist seeking refuge in Nova Scotia.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--HISTORY.) William Austin. An Oration, Pronounced at . . . the Anniversary of the Battle of Bunkers Hill.

(AMERICAN REVOLUTION--HISTORY.) Alexander H. Ritchie, artist. Washington and his Generals.

(ART.) Scrapbook of letters to art editor Samuel G.W. Benjamin, including Eakins, Church and dozens more.

(ART.) Sketchbook of eccentric outsider and occult art kept by a working-class New Hampshire teen.

(BIBLE IN ENGLISH.) The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments.

(BUSINESS.) Western Coal and Lumber Resources . . . of the Central Coal & Coke Company of Kansas City.

(CALIFORNIA.) Business license and billhead for San Franciscos first antiquarian bookseller, Epes Ellery.

(CALIFORNIA.) Letters from a gold-mining engineer in Oroville at war with his investor.

(CALIFORNIA.) Collection on pioneering naturalist Galen Clark and Yosemite National Park.

(CALIFORNIA.) School placards in honor of gay rights pioneer Harvey Milk.

(CHANG AND ENG.) Siamese Twins . . . The United Brothers, Chang-Eng.

(CIVIL WAR.) Album of cartes-de-visite including one of spymaster Lafayette Baker.

(CIVIL WAR.) Biblical satire describing Abraham of the House of Lincoln and Jeff, wicked King of Secessia.

(CIVIL WAR.) L.W. Manning. Letter describing Lincolns carriage arriving in newly occupied Richmond.

(CIVIL WAR.) [Jonathan D. Hale.] Sketches of Scenes in the Career of Champ Furguson and his Lieutenant; with Champs Confession.

(CIVIL WAR.) Pair of large illustrated artillery manuals.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Samuel [Pickens?] Letter describing the vote for the Ordinance of Secession in central Virginia.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE.) Resolutions of Forsbergs Brigade, Whartons Division.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE REFUGEES.) Proposed Plan of the Settlement of the Hacienda of San Lorenzo.

(CIVIL WAR--CONFEDERATE REFUGEES.) Dabney Rainey. Letter describing Confederados refugees arriving in Brazil from the American South.

(CIVIL WAR--INDIANA.) Thomas W. Kizer. Letter describing an Indiana Sanitary Commission visit to a Colored Regiment.

(CIVIL WAR--MASSACHUSETTS.) Order of Exercises with Reference to the Expected Departure of the Clinton Light Guards for the Seat of War

(CIVIL WAR--MASSACHUSETTS.) Rufus M. Graham. Letters of a soldier in Louisiana, including the assault on Port Hudson.

(CIVIL WAR --MISSOURI.) L.B. Parmalee. Letter describing Bushwhacker guerrilla combat in northern Missouri.

(CIVIL WAR--MUSIC.) Dixies Nurse.

(CIVIL WAR--NAVY.) [Philip G. Peltz.] Diary of a naval officer in pursuit of the Merrimac.

(CIVIL WAR--NAVY.) Portrait and papers of Ensign Christopher Flood.

(CIVIL WAR--NEW YORK.) Portrait of militia officer Edward J. Riley, who would soon command the Mozart Regiment.

(CIVIL WAR--NEW YORK.) Portrait of an unidentified 7th New York Militia sergeant.

(CIVIL WAR--NEW YORK.) Mammoth salt print of Alexander Shaler and 7th New York Militia Regiment.

(CIVIL WAR--NEW YORK.) Clarence Mackenzie, Drummer Boy of the 13th Regiment of Brooklyn.

(CIVIL WAR--NEW YORK.) Portrait said to be the Hyde brothers of 22nd Regiment, New York National Guard.

(CIVIL WAR--NEW YORK.) James B. Hazelton. Captains farewell order to the men of a New York artillery battery at wars end.

(CIVIL WAR--NEW YORK.) Jacob J. DeForest. Manuscript history of the 81st New York Infantry.

(CIVIL WAR--NEW YORK.) George K. Collins. Unpublished novel, The Cracker Line in the Mountains, based on his Civil War service.

(CIVIL WAR--OHIO.) Archive of diaries, plans, sketches, and correspondence of an articulate young Cleveland soldier.

(CIVIL WAR--OHIO.) Charles Cotter. Description of the Battle of Rowletts Station by the captain of Cotters Battery.

(CIVIL WAR--OHIO.) Theodore Longwood. Comical account of a mass breakout from the Union parole camp at Camp Chase.

(CIVIL WAR--PENNSYLVANIA.) Pair of circular letters from Philadelphias Committee of Public Safety during the wars opening months.

(COLONIAL WARS.) Order regarding protection of the Maine frontier, from two future Salem witch trial judges.

(COLONIAL WARS.) Horatio Sharpe. Letter expressing Marylands reluctance to trade with the Six Nations.

(COLONIAL WARS.) Timberlake, Henry. Voyages . . . de Conduire en Angleterre trois Sauvages, de la Tribu des Cherokees.

(CONGRESS.) Plan of the Senate Chamber, First Session, Thirty-First Session.

(CONNECTICUT.) [Thomas Hooker.] The Soules Exaltation.

(CONSTITUTION.) Order for voting on delegates to Connecticuts convention for ratifying the Constitution.

(CONSTITUTION.) Samuel Henshaw. Inspirational letter to two Massachusetts delegates to U.S. Constitutional Convention.

(CRIME.) [Thomas F. Daggett.] The Outlaw Brothers, Frank and Jesse James: Lives and Adventures of the Scourges of the Plains.

(CURRENCY.) Fractional currency shield with mounted specimen notes.

GEORGE A. CUSTER. My Life on the Plains; or, Personal Experiences with Indians.

GEORGE A. CUSTER. Letter from the Secretary of War, Transmitting . . . a Report of the Expedition to the Black Hills.

(GEORGE A. CUSTER.) Judson Elliott Walker. Campaigns of General Custer in the North-West, and the Final Surrender of Sitting Bull.

(GEORGE A. CUSTER.) Thomas ONeill. With Reno at the Little Big Horn Fight (Custer’s Last Battle): The Thrilling Escape

(GEORGE A. CUSTER.) Frederic F. Van de Water. Pair of original notebooks for Glory-Hunter, along with an inscribed copy of the book.

(GEORGE A. CUSTER.) Charles A. Varnum. Letter by the commander of Custers scouts, praising the book Glory Hunter.

(GEORGE A. CUSTER.) Fred Dustin. The Custer Tragedy: Events Leading Up To and Following the Little Big Horn Campaign.

(DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.) An early English printing of the Declaration, in the Universal Magazine.

DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.) George G. Smith; engraver. Declaration of Independence, in Congress July 4th 1776.

(DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.) J.H. Bufford; lith. Declaration of Independence . . . Executed Entirely with a Pen by Gilman R. Russell.

(EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINT.) Robert Barclay. An Apology for the True Christian Divinity . . . by the People, Called in Scorn, Quakers.

(EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINT.) Douglass, William. A Summary, Historical and Political, of the . . . British Settlements in North-America.

(EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINT.) Der Kleine Catechismus des sel. D. Martin Luthers.

(EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINT.) Anthony Benezet. The Pennsylvania Spelling-Book.

(EROTICA.) The Fair Maids Song, When All Alone.

(FOOD & DRINK.) Susannah Carter. The Frugal Housewife: or, Complete Woman Cook.

(FOOD & DRINK.) [Amelia Simmons.], American Cookery, or, The Art of Dressing Viands, Fish, Poultry, and Vegetables . . .

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. Political, Miscellaneous, and Philosophical Pieces.

(GEORGIA.) George Watts. A Sermon Preached Before the Trustees for Establishing the Colony of Georgia in America.

(HAWAII.) Aaron S. Daggett. Letter describing a royal Hawaiian funeral.

(JUDAICA.) Ezra Stiles. A Discourse on Saving Knowledge: Delivered at the Instalment of the Reverend Samuel Hopkins.

(JUDAICA). Moses Lopez. A Lunar Calendar, of the Festivals, and other Days in the Year, Observed by the Israelites.

(JUDAICA.) Mordecai M. Noah. Travels in England, France, Spain, and the Barbary States.

(JUDAICA.) Isaac Leeser. The Jews and the Mosaic Law.

(JUDAICA.) The Law of God.

(JUDAICA.) Max Rosenthal, lithographer. Dr. Isaac Leeser, Rabbi of the Jewish Congregation Beth-El-Emith.

(JUDAICA.) Moses A. Dropsie. Panegyric on the Life, Character and Services of the Rev. Isaac Leeser.

(JUDAICA.) Hymns Written for the Use of Hebrew Congregations.

(JUDAICA.) [David Einhorn; compiler.] [Olath Tamid] Book of Prayers for Israelitish Congregations.

(JUDAICA.) Joseph R. Brandon. Some Thoughts on Judaism.

(JUDAICA.) George Shinn. March of the Jewish Warriors.

(JUDAICA.) Group of 4 Judaica books and pamphlets.

(LAW.) The Charter Granted . . . of Massachusetts-Bay / Acts and Laws of . . . Massachusetts-Bay,

(LAW.) Laws of New-York, from the Year 1691, to 1751, Inclusive.

(LAW.) Acts and Laws of the State of Connecticut.

(LAW.) Acts Passed at the First Session of the Eighth Congress of the United States of America.

(LAW.) Manuscript rules, constitution, and founding minutes of the Gentlemen of the Bar in the County of Middlesex.

(ABRAHAM LINCOLN.) F.B. Helmsmüller. President Lincolns Grand March, Respectfully Dedicated to the Union Army.

(ABRAHAM LINCOLN.) Henry F. Warren; photographer. The Latest Photograph of President Lincoln, Taken on the Balcony

(ABRAHAM LINCOLN.) Horace C. Hovey. A minister reports on Lincolns assassination and funeral, and a visit to President Johnson.

(ABRAHAM LINCOLN.) Group of retouched photographs of five Lincoln conspirators, used by Alexander Gardner for cartes-de-visite.

(ABRAHAM LINCOLN.) George Alfred Townsend. The Life, Crime, and Capture of John Wilkes Booth.

(ABRAHAM LINCOLN.) D.T. Wiest; artist and engraver. In Memory of Abraham Lincoln, the Reward of the Just.

(LOUISIANA.) Geographische Beschreibung der Provinz Louisiana . . . von dem Fluss St. Lorenz bis an den Ausfluss de Flusses Missisipi.

(LOUISIANA PURCHASE.) Lewis Cist. Letter describing a procession in honor of the Louisiana Purchase.

(MARITIME.) Nathaniel Bowditch. The New American Practical Navigator.

(MASSACHUSETTS.) Group of 4 broadside proclamations for a day of public fasting, humiliation and prayer.

(MEDICINE.) Large group of railroad Yellow Fever Bulletins detailing quarantine conditions in southern cities.

(MORMONS.) The Book of Mormon: An Account Written by the Hand of Mormon, upon Plates Taken from the Plates of Nephi.

(MORMONS.) The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments.

(MORMONS.) W.W. Phelps. Early letter by the pioneering church publisher, just months after the burning of the Book of Commandments.

(MORMONS.) Joshua Seixas. Manual Hebrew Grammar for the Use of Beginners . . . Second Edition Enlarged and Improved.

(MORMONS.) John Cook Bennett. The History of the Saints; or, An Exposé of Joe Smith and Mormonism.

(MORMONS.) Acts, Resolutions, and Memorials, passed by the First Annual . . . Legislative Assembly, of the Territory of Utah.

(MUSIC.) Frances S. Keys [Francis Scott Key]. The Star Spangled Banner, featuring a cover lithograph by Winslow Homer.

(NAVY.) Regulations for the Uniform & Dress of the Navy and Marine Corps of the United States.

(NAVY.) A. Aubrey Bodine; photographer. Large photograph of the USS Missouri.

(NEW JERSEY.) Deed for a portion of West Jersey near Trenton, predating the first English settlement.

(NEW YORK.) Anti-Rent Lyrics: A Correct Likeness of an Anti-Renter Lecturing.

(NEW YORK.) Loss of the Steamboat Swallow, on the Night of the 7th April 1845.

(NEW YORK.) Time-table, fare schedule and information sheet for travel on Lake Ontario in 1846.

(NEW YORK.) John E. Alden. Letter documenting his exploration of hundreds of mountains and lakes in the Adirondack Mountains.

(NEW YORK.) [George Barker, attributed to.] Mammoth photograph of Niagara Falls from the suspension bridge.

(NEW YORK CITY.) James Horton Taft. Diary of a young man in 1840s Manhattan.

(NEW YORK CITY.) Papers of one stagecoach operators long lonely battle against the Third Avenue Railway.

(NEW YORK CITY.) Irving Underhill, photographer. Pair of large-format photographs of Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange.

(NEW YORK CITY.) John Burgee Architects with Philip Johnson. Statue of Liberty National Monument Site Plan & Improvements blueprints.

(OHIO.) Hunting Expeditions of Oliver Hazard Perry of Cleveland, Verbatim from his Diaries.

(PENNSYLVANIA.) Receipt and memorandum book kept by early Philadelphia tradesman James Bingham.

(PENNSYLVANIA.) Receipt book kept by a Sunbury merchant during the Revolution.

(PENNSYLVANIA.) An Act Directing a Detachment from the Militia of the United States.

(PENNSYLVANIA.) [Robert Patterson.] Letter from a Whiskey Rebellion sympathizer who encounters the army sent to crush it.

(PENNSYLVANIA.) Letters from a Pittsburgh steamboat clerk helping to build what would be Mark Twains first vessel.

(PERIODICALS.) Harpers Weekly: A Journal of Civilization.

(PHOTOGRAPHY.) Mathew B. Brady; photographer. Delegates to the International American Conference.

(PHOTOGRAPHY.) Image archive of the Bonine family of photographers.

(POLITICS.) Issue of the Boston Weekly Messenger featuring the map which inspired the Gerrymander.

(POLITICS.) Group of 5 Joseph McCarthy press photographs.

(PRESIDENTS--1801.) Desnoyers, engraver; after Bouch. Thomas Jefferson, President des Etats Unis de lAmerique.

(PRESIDENTS--1803.) Invitation to visit President Thomas Jefferson at the White House.

(PRESIDENTS--1803.) Invitation to visit Secretary of State James Madison for dinner.

(PRESIDENTS--1840 CAMPAIGN.) Bets Made on the Presidential Election in Nov. 1840.

(PRESIDENTS--1844 CAMPAIGN.) Protection to American Industry: Candidates for President and Vice-President.

(PRESIDENTS--1864 CAMPAIGN.) Ohio ballots for the dueling Lincoln and McClellan tickets, plus a Confederate ballot for Davis.

(PRESIDENTS--1868 CAMPAIGN.) Proceedings of the National Convention of Union Soldiers and Sailors, held at Cooper Institute.

(PRESIDENTS--1868 CAMPAIGN.) Manuscript oration in support of the Democratic Party ticket delivered in rural Ohio.

(PRESIDENTS.) H.K. Bush-Brown, sculptor. Bust of Ulysses S. Grant as a general.

(PRESIDENTS.) Collection of presidential sheet music.

(RAILROADS.) Central Pacific Railroad and Leased Lines: Rules, Regulations and Instructions for the Use of Agents, Conductors, Etc.

(RAILROADS.) Group of 11 pieces of railroad-themed sheet music.

(RECONSTRUCTION.) Supplement of the Marietta Journal: What Does This Mean?

(RECONSTRUCTION.) Documents on the contested 1876 election in South Carolina which ended Reconstruction.

(RECONSTRUCTION.) Inaugural ball invitation for Wade Hampton as South Carolinas hotly disputed new governor.

(RELIGION.) Elnathan Chauncey. Remarkes on the Rev. Mr. Edward Leigh.

(RHODE ISLAND.) Long-running barter account between Governor Greene and General Varnum.

(SCIENCE & ENGINEERING.) Thomas Thomson. A New System of Chemistry, Including Mineralogy, and Vegetable, Animal, and Dyeing Substances.

(SCIENCE & ENGINEERING.) Wandle Maces Patent Post Morticing and Rail Sharpening Machine.

(SCIENCE & ENGINEERING.) Evans Safety Guard.

(SCIENCE & ENGINEERING.) The Manufacturer and Builder: A Practical Journal of Industrial Progress.

(SCIENCE & ENGINEERING.) Edwin Martz. Letter by a young astronomer, accompanied by his early photographs of Mars.

(SOUTH CAROLINA.) Receipt book kept by a widowed Charleston boarding house keeper.

(SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR.) Album of an Iowa regiments service in the Philippines.

(SPORTS--HARNESS RACING.) Annual records of the Northern New York Trotting Horse Breeders Associations famed track in Glens Falls.

(THEATER.) Programme for an early performance by the original Christys Minstrels.

(TRAVEL.) Antonio Ardoino. Examen Apologetico de la Historica Narracion de . . . Alvar Nuñez Cabeza de Vaca,

(TRAVEL.) Richard Blome. The Present State of His Majesties Isles and Territories in America.

(TRAVEL.) Photo album of two long interstate bicycle trips.

(VIRGINIA.) The Case of the Planters of Tobacco in Virginia.

(WAR OF 1812.) L.G., after William Charles. A Scene on the Frontiers as Practiced by the Humane British and their Worthy Allies!

(WEST.) William Sydney Porter, a.k.a. O. Henry. Illustrations for a lost mining memoir, drawn long before his fame as an author.

(WEST.) George G. Street. Che! Wah! Wah! or, The Modern Montezumas In Mexico.

(WEST.) Carl E. Schmidt. A Western Trip.

(WEST--ARIZONA.) Articles of Incorporation of the Piedmont Cattle Company.

(WEST--COLORADO.) Extensive papers of William McKay, who went west from Iowa to Colorado as a mining agent.

(WEST--COLORADO.) A Western Town Called Denver: A Book of Select Views and Concise Information.

(WEST--COLORADO.) George Mellen; photographer. Pair of railroad photographs.

(WEST--COLORADO.) Season of 1875: A Brief Description of the Famous Rocky Mountain Resorts in Colorado, and How to Reach Them.

(WEST--COLORADO.) William Whipple. Letter confirming the transfer of the doomed Major Thornburgh of the Milk River Massacre.

(WEST--MONTANA.) F. Jay Haynes; photographer. Group of 4 large-format photographs of Montana cowboys.

(WEST--MONTANA.) Trio of reports of the Board of Stock Commissioners and the Recorder of Marks and Brands of the State of Montana,

(WEST--MONTANA.) 1883-4 Montana Advertising Directory, Containing a Complete List of the Tax-Payers of Montana.

(WEST--NEW MEXICO.) James Monroe, et al. Message . . . Relative to the Arrest and Imprisonment of Certain American Citizens

(WEST--NEW MEXICO.) José Agustin de Escudero. Noticias estadisticas del estado de Chihuahua.

(WEST--NEW MEXICO.) William Watts Hart Davis. The Spanish Conquest of New Mexico.

(WEST--NEW MEXICO.) William M. Berger. Berger’s Tourists Guide to New Mexico.

(WEST--NEW MEXICO.) A miner describes frontier life in the shadow of the Apaches.

(WEST--NEW MEXICO.) H.C. Burnett, editor. New Mexico Lands: Their Character and Distribution by Valleys and Counties

(WEST--NORTH DAKOTA.) G.E. Nichols; compiler. Fargo City Directory, 1883.

(WEST--NORTH DAKOTA.) Truman Ward Ingersoll, photographer. Photographs of the Little Missouri Horse Company.

(WEST--OKLAHOMA.) Pair of letters from a pioneer in Cherokee territory and Fort Smith, Arkansas.

(WEST--OKLAHOMA.) An Indian Territory Deputy Marshals prisoner receipt book.

(WEST--SOUTH DAKOTA.) Isaac E. West. Letter regarding the defense of Dakota outlaw Laughing Sam Hartman.

(WEST--SOUTH DAKOTA.) Photograph of famed Deadwood lawman Seth Bullock on parade, flanked by American Indians.

(WEST--TEXAS.) Grant to an American settler on the empresario lands of Lorenzo de Zavala.

(WEST--TEXAS.) J. Calvin Smith. A New Guide for Travelers through the United States . . . Containing all the Railroad, Stage,

(WEST--TEXAS.) A.G. Campbell. Letter by a patient taking the water cure at Kapps Hydropathic Clinic.

(WEST--TEXAS.) John C. Duval. The Adventures of Big-Foot Wallace, the Texas Ranger and Hunter.

(WEST--UTAH.) Howard Stansbury. Exploration and Survey of the Valley of the Great Salt Lake of Utah.

(WEST--WYOMING.) Henry C. Langdon; photographer. Photographs of soldiers and encampments at Fort D. A. Russell.

(WISCONSIN.) Broadside petition to Congress to construct a harbor at Southport (Kenosha).

(WORLD WAR ONE.) Long run of letters home by Dr. Harlow Brooks, Chief Consultant in Medicine to the First and Second Armies in France.

(WORLD WAR ONE.) Harold H. Webster. Diary of a regimental musician in France.

(WORLD WAR TWO.) David Mason. Diary and related papers of a year driving an ambulance in Africa with the American Field Service.

(WORLD WAR TWO.) Correspondence of Corporal Jack Doyle in the European Theater.

(CHILE.) Andrés Febres. Arte de la lengua general del reyno de Chile.

(COMMERCE.) José de Veitia Linaje. Norte de la contratacion de las Indias Occidentales.

(CUBA.) José María Heredia. Poesias del ciudadano José Maria Heredia, ministro de la audiencia de México.

(DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.) James E. Taylor, artist. Original drawing of a military parade during the 1871 annexation debates.

(GUATEMALA.) Bullarium Latino-Hispanicum Ord. Fratrum Bethlemitarum in Indiis Occidentalibus.

(MEXICAN COOKERY.) Early manuscript cookbook titled Libro de Cosina.

(MEXICAN COOKERY.) Group of 3 early Mexican manuscript cookbooks.

(MEXICAN COOKERY.) Recetas practicas para la señora de la casa, sobre cocina, reposteria, pasteles, neveria, etc.

(MEXICAN IMPRINT--1566.) [Bartholomé de Ledesma.] [De septem novae legis sacramentis summarium.]

(MEXICAN IMPRINT--1571.) Alonso de Molina. Vocabulario en lengua castellana y mexicana * Vocabulario en lengua mexicana y castellana.

(MEXICAN IMPRINT--1587.) [Constitutiones Ordinis Fratrum Eremitarum Sancti Augustini.]

(MEXICAN IMPRINT--1611.) Fray Martín de León. Camino del cielo en lengua mexicana.