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• Rare July 1776 Declaration of Independence Broadside: The Earliest Known Publication in Massachusetts, Birthplace of the American Revolution
• The Declaration of Independence First Facsimile, Printed by William J. Stone
• Calling Deputy Governor Markham to Run the Dividing Line Between Pennsylvania and Maryland

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• Benjamin Franklin’s Proposals for the Humane Conduct of War
• Congressional Resolution: Asking the States for the Power to Regulate Trade
• Declaration of Independence - Peter Force Printing
• Lord Baltimore Defends His Record on Religious Freedom
• The Acting Governor of New York Thanks William Penn for a Gift
• A Stone/Force Printing of the Declaration of Independence
• Earliest Known Letter from John to Thomas Penn Also Signed Many Times by Thomas Penn
• First Boston Printing of Thomas Paine’s Common Sense
• Morse’s American Geography – The First American Work of Its Kind
• Thomas Paine: “Affairs are turning round fast” in Revolutionary France
• Wyandot Nation Indian Petition For the Land that “Gave Them Birth”
• Indian Treaties Relating to an Incendiary Dispute Over the Site of Present-Day Erie, Pennsylvania
• Clymer Attacks a bill to sell Western Territory, “giving emigration ‘lighter wings to fly,’” at the Expense of More Economical Atlantic Settlements
• Thomas Paine Transmits Act for Resolution of the PA-VA Border
• Early William Penn Deed to Thomas Saunders for a Small Portion of Independence Mall
• Edison’s Notes From the First Day of Power Production and Materials from the World’s First Power Station
• Seven Southern Senators Request Restraint from the First State to Secede
• “Oaths & Declarations”: William Penn, Jr. and Quakers Sign Separate Declaration to Sit on Pennsylvania Council with Non-Quakers
• Alexander Hamilton Promotes New Jersey’s Society for Establishing Useful Manufactures
• William Penn Grants 236 Acres to Robert Wade, the First Quaker to Move to Pennsylvania
• A Boston Artist’s Portrait of Alexander Hamilton
• The Georgia Governor Informs New York that His State has Ratified the 14th Amendment
• A Desperate Winston Churchill Responds After His Marriage Proposal is Rejected
• The First British Edition of Common Sense, with Additions
• Gathering Additional Information for Alexander Hamilton’s 1791 Report on Manufactures
• William Penn Grants 1,500 Acres of “land in Pensylvania” to a Founding Member of the Colony
• Native American Land Sale, Signed with Totem Marks
• Threatening to Tar and Feather an Abolitionist in Boston
• An Early Printing of the Articles of Confederation
• An Oversized Photo of General Grant Taken after Lincoln’s Assassination
• Joining Commodore Matthew C. Perry’s Expedition to Japan, a Line Drawing and Rigging Plan for Converting the U.S.S. Macedonian to a “Razeed” Sloop-of-War
• Robert Kennedy Discourages a Write-In Campaign in 1964
• Broadside Declaring War on Spain
• Teletype Roll Reporting President John F. Kennedy’s Assassination
• Treasury Secretary Salmon Chase Insists on Proper Funding for Soldiers
• Eisenhower Signed D-Day Message
• First Acts of Congress
• Sterling Silver Sinseollo Dish, Presented to General Matthew Ridgway by the Korean Minister of Defense
• A Pair of Cougars by John James Audubon
• A Presentation Copy of the Pennsylvania Magazine Reports on the Taking of Dorchester Heights
• John Jay Charters Trustees of the Cayuga Academy
• A Rare Front Page Printing of the Louisiana Purchase Treaty
• Caleb Heathcote Mayor of New York and Lord of the Manor of Scarsdale
• Franklin’s French Book of American State Constitutions
• John Penn on the Final Year of the Mason-Dixon Line Survey
• Admiral George Dewey Personal Photo Album
• Congress Extends Loans on the “Domestic Debt of the United States” and Pays St. Clair for “The Business of Indian Treaties”
• Kennedy Supports Medical Research
• Thomas Ruger Warns His Successor about the Ku Klux Klan in Georgia
• Clement Biddle Seeks Pennsylvania Maps for the Continental Army
• “A Revolution in the Currency”: Colonial Massachusetts Silver Specie Petition
• Maryland Claims Stock in the Bank of England
• Abraham De Peyster Conveys Property On Broadway To Mary Van Cortlandt
• 1787 New Jersey Printing of the U.S. Constitution
• Evidence Used in Robert Morris’s Bankruptcy Trial
• The Titanic Claims the Life of a Very Wealthy Benjamin Guggenheim
• The Deed to Horn’s Hook, Future Site of Carl Schurz Park
• Aiding the Penn Family in PA-MD Border Disputes
• Andrew Jackson Free Frank
• Charles Sumner Discusses the Emerging Duty of the United States in Promoting Human Rights & World Peace Evoking the Declaration of Independence and Championing Louis Kossuth and his Exploits
• The Royal Charter and Laws of Massachusetts, Owned by a Revolutionary Hero and Signed by Two Generals
• Documenting Declaration of Independence Signer Robert Morris’s Financial Troubles
• Supreme Court Justice Livingston Recommends a Danish Son-in-Law of Jacob Astor to John Quincy Adams, on Duty in Russia
• Racist, Anti Roosevelt Drawing and Note
• Declaration of Independence Signer Robert Morris Signs a Promissory Note
• French Miniature Portrait of President James Monroe
• Purchase of Saltpeter One Day Before Independence
• Reinforcing Benedict Arnold’s Siege of Quebec
• John F. Kennedy Supports the Federal Minimum Wage
• A Photographic Log Commemorating the Start of Pan America’s China Clipper Trans-Pacific Air Mail Service
• Alexander Hamilton Provides Congress with Data on U.S. Exports – Including Slaves
• An Early Pennsylvania Land Deal
• From Aaron Lopez’s Library
• New Jersey’s, “Poor Man’s Counselor” Dockets a Judgment
• South Carolina Governor James Orr Acknowledges the War’s Two Outcomes
• The Caning of Charles Sumner, & Bleeding Kansas
• The Precursor of “Loose Lips Sink Ships”: Admiral Samuel Du Pont Orders His Command to Avoid Accidentally Giving Information to the Enemy
• The News in 1815: 104 Issues of the Boston Patriot
• A Distinguished Old Testament Scholar Rebuts Paine’s Age of Reason
• Science: Collection
• Hamilton Applies For a Writ of Habeas Corpus
• A Huge Print of the Great Abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison
• The “Know-Nothing” Platform Established at the American Party’s First and Only National Convention
• William Pinckney, Ripped Off by the Government for His Work on Jay’s Treaty, Declares “I Do Not Owe The Government One Farthing”
• Callender’s “History of America” Inscribed by DeWitt Clinton
• Lewis Morris, Jr. Rents Part of Morrisania
• Rear Admiral Schley on his recent victory over the Spanish fleet in the Battle of Santiago Bay
• Washington’s Personal Secretary Tobias Lear’s Copy of History of Russia
• “To Secure These Rights”: The Landmark 1947 Report on Civil Rights
• Caleb Cushing, U.S. Congressman, Calls for Annexation of Canada
• Comparison of Free and Slave States
• Harvard College’s Graduation Ceremony, 1791
• Samuel Meredith, Treasurer of the United States, Reports of Public Expenditures to Congress
• The Star Spangled Banner – Extremely Early Printing
• “A Visit from St. Nicholas” First Publication to Identify Clement C. Moore as the Author of The Night Before Christmas and First Publication in Book Form
• A Providence First-Day Printing of the Emancipation Proclamation
• Burr Orders Interesting Political Books from His Law Partner
• Hoover Writes of Hijacking Concerns
• Louis Bleriot and the First Airplane to Cross the English Channel
• Ohio Governor’s Response to South Carolina Nullification Threat
• The First Newspaper to Print the Declaration of Independence Attempts to Make Sense of the Connecticut Constitution
• The Tragic Results of Roosevelt’s 1942 Executive Order 9066
• Governor George Clinton Grants New York Land To Revolutionary War Veteran
• Urging Northern Laborers to Vote Republican and Support Worker’s Rights
• A Scarce Record of Thomas Dorr’s Trial for Treason After His Failed Revolt
• Acting Pennsylvania Governor Thomas Lloyd Approves an Assignment of Attorney
• Alexander Stephens, Future Confederate Vice President, Rants Against Congress Refunding Andrew Jackson’s War of 1812 Fine
• Otis on the Infamous Hartford Convention: “We Ought Not … Be Indifferent to The Effects Of An Erroneous Public Opinion On This Subject, Upon The Present Age & Upon Posterity …”
• Winfield Scott Criticizes Zachary Taylor’s Illegal Order to Flog a Soldier
• Edward Shippen, IV Signed Mortgage for Red Lyon Inn
• The Drafter of the 14th Amendment Quotes Abolitionist Congressman Thaddeus Stevens
• “Black Valley Railroad” Temperance Broadside
• Earliest Mormon Newspaper in Utah
• Kentucky’s Second Governor Answers Fraud Charges
• Civil War Hero David Dixon Porter Expresses Support for the Chinese in a Time of Hostility
• Franklin Proclaims, “Britain has no Right to tax the Colonies…”
• James DeLancey, as Acting Governor of New York, Tries to Quell Sailor’s Mutiny
• Maryland Ratifies the Constitution, Suggests Amendments; and Pennsylvanians Speak Out Against the Slave Trade
• Signer of the Declaration Seizes Land
• A Full Year of the “Great Temperance Paper of the United States.”
• A Maryland Congressman Searches for Black Speakers for a “grand Emancipation Celebration”
• Edward Everett Signed Eulogy on John Quincy Adams
• Harlem, New York, Land Sale
• A Color Lithograph of Renegade Rhode Island Governor Thomas Wilson Dorr Before His Arrest
• Ohio Reformers Use Rhode Island’s Dorr Rebellion to Justify Their Own Behavior
• A General Account of … Using Atomic Energy for Military Purposes
• A Senator and Former Secretary of State Defends an Art Tax
• Comprehensive Report on New York’s Institutionalized Poor
• General Grant Announces that Andrew Johnson is Now President
• Membership Certificate to the Naval Library and Institute for Lt. Cmdr. George Dewey
• Paine’s Age of Reason
• Printing and Reporting Texas’s Ratification of the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments
• Patent for Improvement in the Life Preserver
• Massachusetts Governor John Hancock Addresses the State Legislature
• Financial Turbulence on the New York Frontier
• A Delaware Declaration Signer’s Closing of an Official Document
• A Promissory Note from the Real Declaration Signer Jed Bartlet
• Declaration Signer George Ross Compiles a List of Monies Owed
• Supreme Court Justice Livingston Recommends a Young New Yorker to James Madison
• The Negociator’s Magazine: A Classic of the Standards of Trade Around the World
• “Free Pass... Constitutional Purifying Association”
• 1790 Massachusetts Newspaper Discussing Nantucket Whalers
• An Act to Incorporate the Ohio Insurance Company
• Blistering Border State Speech against Wartime Confiscation of Slaves
• James Monroe & Congress Support the Independence Movements of Spain’s American Colonies
• The Massachusetts Ratifying Convention Debates the New Constitution
• Brown University’s Commencement Exercises, 1810
• Montgomery County, New York, Land Sale
• Playbill for Junius Booth (John Wilkes’s Father) as Iago in Othello
• The U.S.S. Chesapeake Prepares for the Mediterranean
• Charging Aaron Burr with Hamilton’s Murder
• Approving Forage for Two Private Horses After the War
• Oil on the Brain songsheet
• Schuyler Colfax Holds Fast against Slavery in Kansas
• Account Entries from the Union Pacific Railroad

Other Great Gifts Offerings

• A Stone/Force Printing of the Declaration of Independence
• A Jefferson-Signed Act Allowing States to Collect Duties
• Hours after the Battle of Culpeper Court House, Lee Escapes Again

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• A Seminal Map of New Jersey, Showing a New York Border Dispute Finally Settled
• 1846 Thomas G. Bradford & Samuel G. Goodrich’s Universal Atlas
• Eleanor Roosevelt Stands for Civil Rights – Her Four Freedoms
• First Printing of Robert E. Lee’s General Orders No. 9
• Frederick Douglass and Elizabeth Cady Stanton – before Parting Ways
• Harry S. Truman on His 1948 Proclamation Recognizing Israel
• A Desperate Winston Churchill Responds After His Marriage Proposal is Rejected
• Theodore Roosevelt Keeps Lincoln Alive Against the Party Machine
• Robert E. Lee “The Marble Man” in Bronze
• 1775 Map of the Most Inhabited Part of New England
• Franklin Delano Roosevelt Accepts the Presidential Nomination
• Joining Commodore Matthew C. Perry’s Expedition to Japan, a Line Drawing and Rigging Plan for Converting the U.S.S. Macedonian to a “Razeed” Sloop-of-War
• Philadelphia with a View of Independence Hall
• Confederate President Jefferson Davis and His Wife
• Announcing the UN Resolution to Establish a Jewish State in Israel
• Golda Meir Stresses the Need to Settle New Immigrants
• David Ben-Gurion Calls for a Home in Jerusalem for the Bible Society
• Susan B. Anthony’s Life and Work Autographed to Her Young Secretary
• Brown University Roll of Honorary Degrees, Including One to George Washington
• Johann Homann’s Nova Anglia
• Harvard College’s Graduation Ceremony, 1791
• J.P. Morgan Signed New Jersey Junction Railroad Bond
• The Gettysburg Address
• The Star Spangled Banner – Extremely Early Printing
• “A Visit from St. Nicholas” First Publication to Identify Clement C. Moore as the Author of The Night Before Christmas and First Publication in Book Form
• “Votes for Women”
• John Marshall’s “Life of George Washington” and Companion Atlas with Hand-colored Maps
• Rare Signed Photograph of Emmeline Pankhurst
• A Celebration of Lincoln’s Centennial Birthday
• An Engraving of His Excellency George Washington
• Paine’s Age of Reason
• Playbill for Junius Booth (John Wilkes’s Father) as Iago in Othello
• Hawaii Statehood - Honolulu Star-Bulletin
• Patriotic Post – 15 Pages of Union Envelopes with National Motifs
• Abraham Lincoln Commemorative Ribbon
• David Ben-Gurion Signed Envelope
• Dance to the Sound of the Guns! Fort Sumter in Sheet Music