Doyle New York: Rare Books, Autographs, and Maps - Online 8/27, 24BP03, New York

Abraham Lincoln at Antietam, 3 October 1862.

Message from the President of the United States, transmitting copies of a communication from Mr. Russell to the Secretary of State, connected with the correspondence communicated by his message of the twelfth instant, relative to the pacific advances made

In Defence of the Union and the Constitution.

Col. Crockett's Exploits and Adventures in Texas, Wherein Is Contained a Full Account of His Journey from Tennessee to the Red River and Natchitoches, and Thence across Texas to San Antonio; Including His Many Hair-Breadth Escapes...

Ma-Ka-Tai-Me-She-Kia-Kiak or Black Hawk and Scenes in the West.

An Appeal to the Justice and Interests of the People of Great Britain, in the Present Disputes with America.

Twenty Sermons, on Various Subjects. By the late Reverend Mr. Jonathan Edwards... [From the Edinburgh Edition].

An assortment of American autographs. A large group from the 19th-20th century including mostly historical and political figures and Presidents.

Typed signed letter.

A quality miscellany of Civil War-era and Presidential autographs.

Autograph letter signed, dated December 30th, 1812, to William Smith of Quincy, Mass.

Typed letter signed by Calvin Coolidge to Frank Tichenor.

Two autographic items. Comprises an autograph letter signed to James H. Camten, Jr., from Cooperstown, September 26, 1835.

Letter of Patent document signed by president Millard Fillmore and Secretary of State "Danl. Webster."

Document signed.

LOTOS CLUB. A large group of approximately fifty Lotos Club menus signed by the recipients of honorary dinners.

Document signed.

A signed CDV by General George Gordon Meade.

Gelatin silver print of Richard Nixon with Robocop, at the December National Board Meeting of Boys Clubs of America, 1987.

PORTER, DAVID DIXON, Admiral. Signature with rank.

A group of volumes signed by Presidents. Including TRUMAN, HARRY S. Memoirs, inscribed in 1966, the 1955

Typed letter signed as Governor of New York, on State of New York stationery, dated December 9, 1929.

Four autograph letters to George Marvin.

Inscription of Justice Scalia framed with a Supreme Court decisision.

A cabinet card signed by General Philip Sheridan.