Heritage Auctions: Americana and Political Signature Auction, 6310, Dallas

Woman's Suffrage: Group of Images on Carte de Visite [CDV's], Postcards, and Stereo Cards.

Woman's Suffrage: Eleven Pieces of Early Colorful Suffrage Cards, Illustrations, and Paper Items.

Woman's Suffrage: Large Group of Early Suffrage Paper Ephemera.

Woman's Suffrage: Large Group of Newspapers With Suffrage-Related Content.

Collection of Women's League and Women's Organization Memorabilia.

Collection of Ribbons for the Continental Congress D.A.R.

The Salem Mercury Issue Announcing the Appointment of Alexander Hamilton to be the First Secretary of the Treasury.

The Massachusetts Magazine, or Monthly Museum: Federal Hall, NYC where George Washington was Inaugurated.

The Daily Advertiser Featuring Thomas Jefferson's Report to Congress "On the Subject of the Cod and Whale Fisheries."

National Intelligencer Issue Containing Letter from American Naturalist Benjamin Smith Barton to Thomas Jefferson on the "Ohio-Mammoth."

Essex Register Newspaper Announcing the Deaths of Thomas Jefferson and John Adams on July 4, 1826.

John Fremont: Two 1856 Campaign Handouts.

Bell & Everett: Graphic Jugate Sheet Music.

John C. Breckinridge: Pristine Back-to-Back Ferrotype.

Andrew Johnson & Benjamin Harrison: Three Military Appointments and One Land Grant.

Ulysses S. Grant: Military Appointment Signed.

Benjamin F. Butler: Gubernatorial Campaign Broadside, "Hurrah For Butler, Grand Pyrotechnical Demonstration".

Benjamin Harrison: Harrison & Morton Widow Bedotte (sic) Cartoon Ribbon.

McKinley & Roosevelt: Jugate Lithographed Campaign Tray With Names and Slogans.

Autographs by Noted Authors and Playwrights (9).

Taft, Sherman & Hughes: Trigate One-Day Event Tag.

[RMS Titanic]: Two Issues of Harper's Weekly with Contemporary Coverage of the Titanic Disaster.

Eleanor Roosevelt: Typed Letters Signed with Christmas Sentiment, Autograph Note Signed, and Cards Signed.

Franklin D. Roosevelt: Addresses of Franklin D. Roosevelt President of the United States, from July 19, 1940 to January 20, 1941.

Dwight D. Eisenhower: Seven White House Christmas Gift Prints.