Seth Kaller, Inc.

Other Abraham Lincoln Offerings

• The Only Abraham Lincoln Letter to his Fiancée Mary Owens Still in Private Hands—Long on Politics, Short on Love
• Abraham Lincoln Introduces Ulysses S. Grant’s Superintendent of Freed Slaves to the American Freedmen’s Inquiry Commission
• Large Lincoln Deathbed Oil Painting by James Burns, 1866

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• Rare Houston Texas Newspapers: the Juneteenth Order Freeing Slaves, Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation, and Much More
• Same-Day Broadside Extra Printing of Abraham Lincoln’s First Inaugural Address
• Announcing Frederick Douglass’ Vermont Fair Speech on the Assassination of Lincoln
• “Reported Death of Abm. Lincoln,” Extremely Rare Western New York Broadside Extra, April 15, 1865
• Abraham Lincoln Asks Charles Dana for Meeting During Brief Return to the Capital from Grant’s Army of the Potomac
• Grant’s Infamous General Order 11 Expelling Jews—and Lincoln’s Revocation of it
• Great Report on the Hunt for Lincoln’s Assassin and Claim for Reward by Irish War Hero
• A Union Officer’s Commission, and Field Report from
  the 17th Connecticut Regiment at the Battle of Gettysburg
• The Gettysburg Address – New York Semi-Weekly Tribune First Day of Printing
• Miscegenation, or the Millennium of Abolitionism – Stirring Fear of Interracial Marriage Before 1864 Presidential Election
• 1865 General Orders,
  Including Many Regarding Lincoln’s Assassination
• The Gettysburg Address – November 20, 1863 Rare First Day Printing by “Lincoln’s Dog” John Forney in the Philadelphia Press
• Cartoonist Attacks Lincoln’s Presidential Aspirations
• Rare New York Senate Print of Proposed State Law to Combat the Dred Scott Decision
• Frederick A. Aiken Urging Frémont to Run Against Lincoln
• Abraham Lincoln: Large 1861 Inauguration Chromolithograph
• Attorneys Abraham Lincoln and John Todd Stuart
  Announce a New Partnership in Their Hometown Newspaper, the Sangamo Journal
• Lincoln Assassination Extremely Rare Iowa Broadsheet Extra
• Lincoln’s Spot Resolutions
• Illustrator Frank Leslie Publishes Fanciful Grand Reception of Civil War Notables as a Subscription Premium
• Lincoln Mourning Broadside
• Currier and Ives Mourn Lincoln After His Assassination
• Lincoln Portrait by Currier & Ives
• A Copperhead Newspaper Prints, Then Criticizes,
  the Emancipation Proclamation
• The Gettysburg Address, with Full Centerfold Illustrations of the Battlefield and Lincoln’s Dedication Ceremony
• Daniel Chester French Adds Lincoln Memorial Statue to His Biography for Who’s Who
• “Let Us Have Faith that Right Makes Might…”
• Lincoln Calls for the public to supports the U.S. Sanitary Commission
• “Old Neptune” and Samuel P. Lee Together
• The Nation Mourns
• Union League of Philadelphia Supports Re-Election of Lincoln as “the man for the time”
• Lincoln’s Vice President Talks Local Politics
• 1864 Campaign Blames McClellan’s Failures on Lincoln, Comparing the President’s Treatment of McClellan and Grant
• Peter Cooper’s Letter to Lincoln Regarding Emancipation
• A New York Soldier’s Affidavit Allowing
  a Proxy to Vote in the 1864 Election
• Union League of Philadelphia Supports Lincoln on Emancipation, African-American Troops in 1864
• Lincoln, the War, and Emancipation
• Lincoln Reviews the Army of the Potomac

Other Civil War and Reconstruction Offerings

• Confederate Flag Given by Infamous Spy Belle Boyd to a Union Officer
• Abraham Lincoln Introduces Ulysses S. Grant’s Superintendent of Freed Slaves to the American Freedmen’s Inquiry Commission
• Large Lincoln Deathbed Oil Painting by James Burns, 1866

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• Rare Houston Texas Newspapers: the Juneteenth Order Freeing Slaves, Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation, and Much More
• Same-Day Broadside Extra Printing of Abraham Lincoln’s First Inaugural Address
• Announcing Frederick Douglass’ Vermont Fair Speech on the Assassination of Lincoln
• Frederick Douglass Recruiting African American Soldiers
• “Reported Death of Abm. Lincoln,” Extremely Rare Western New York Broadside Extra, April 15, 1865
• Abraham Lincoln Asks Charles Dana for Meeting During Brief Return to the Capital from Grant’s Army of the Potomac
• Grant’s Infamous General Order 11 Expelling Jews—and Lincoln’s Revocation of it
• Period Oil Portrait of William H. Seward Wonderfully Executed
• Great Report on the Hunt for Lincoln’s Assassin and Claim for Reward by Irish War Hero
• Lincoln’s Secretary of the Navy Orders the Harriet Lane to Proceed to Charleston – Where It Would Fire the First Naval Shot of the Civil War
• A Union Officer’s Commission, and Field Report from
  the 17th Connecticut Regiment at the Battle of Gettysburg
• An Eloquent Farewell to His Troops from a Massachusetts General Who Marched to the Sea with Sherman and Fought in the Civil War’s Last Battle
• Discussing Actions of the U.S. Colored Troops, Including the Battle of Milliken’s Bend: “The colored troops bursted out on the rebel horde like a thunderbolt ...”
• The Gettysburg Address – New York Semi-Weekly Tribune First Day of Printing
• Miscegenation, or the Millennium of Abolitionism – Stirring Fear of Interracial Marriage Before 1864 Presidential Election
• “STAND BY THE LAW!” Working Class Arguments for Peace in New York City in Wake of Draft Riots
• 1865 General Orders,
  Including Many Regarding Lincoln’s Assassination
• The Gettysburg Address – November 20, 1863 Rare First Day Printing by “Lincoln’s Dog” John Forney in the Philadelphia Press
• Hand-Made Union Patriotic and Religious Song Book
• Report of Attacks on Forts Walker and Beauregard
• “Separating the Loyal from the Disloyal”
  in Reconstruction North Carolina
• First Federal Occupation of Winchester Broadside
• A Wet-Plate Glass Negative of Confederate Spy Belle Boyd
• Scathingly Anti-British Broadside Heralds Daniel Webster
• Beauregard’s Thanks for Donation for
  “our gallant soldiers now battling manfully for our rights & our Independence…”
• Cartoonist Attacks Lincoln’s Presidential Aspirations
• On the Day He was Promoted to Rear Admiral, Farragut Writes from His Flagship During the Bombardment of Vicksburg, Mississippi
• 1862 Civil War Bulletproof Vest Broadside
• Edwin Stanton ALS Prelude to Impeachment of Andrew Johnson
• “Anti-Texas” Opposes Annexation as a Slave State, Signed in type by Leading Abolitionists of Mass.
• Colonial Merchant’s Copy of the First History of New Jersey Printed on One of Benjamin Franklin’s Presses
• First Published Map Naming Dallas, Texas, from 1846 Travel Guidebook
• Prang & Co. Broadside with Maps of Early Civil War Hotspots
• “Black bellied Yankees” at The Battle of Fort Blakely
• A Day After Grant’s Capture of Fort Henry, Confederate General Lovell Weakens New Orleans in a Futile Attempt to Shore Up Fort Donelson
• “Copperheads Vigorously Prosecuting Peace: Is it the Peace YOU Want?”
• Abraham Lincoln: Large 1861 Inauguration Chromolithograph
• 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
• Saving Free-Born African American from Life of Slavery
• Celebrating a Report of McClellan’s Death
• Lincoln Assassination Extremely Rare Iowa Broadsheet Extra
• A Huge Print of the Great Abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison
• Illustrator Frank Leslie Publishes Fanciful Grand Reception of Civil War Notables as a Subscription Premium
• President Andrew Johnson’s Copy of “New-York Daily Tribune” Detailing Proposed Regulations for Alaska
• South Carolina Impressment Agent Negotiates With General Beauregard for the Release of Slaves to their Masters
• The Reform Constitution of Virginia Signed by the Man Who Warned South Carolina Governor Pickens about the Reinforcement of Fort Sumter
• Congressmen Who Signed Thirteenth Amendment Abolishing Slavery
• On the Day of the First Battle of Bull Run,
  Confederate Ordnance Chief Josiah Gorgas Orders
  Equipment for 100,000 Troops
• A Former Tennessee Congressman Thanks an Editor for Opposing Southern Nullifiers, and Criticizes Andrew Jackson’s Political Vindictiveness
• Order Directing a Captain to Detach
  from Command of the Kearsarge
• Unique Sea Mosses Book Sold at the New York Metropolitan Fair to Benefit Sick and Wounded Union Troops
• 161 Young Men of Providence, R.I. Found “Loyal League” Pledged to Support the Union
• Fourth of July Oration from Massachusetts on Eve of the Civil War
• Ohio Governor’s Response to
  South Carolina Nullification Threat
• Opposing the Confederate Draft
• Rogers Group: Taking the Oath and Drawing Rations
• Slavery Divides New York Legislature in 1844
• Admiral Porter Reluctantly Turns Down General Sherman’s Invitation to a “Grand Reunion” in Chicago; and Sherman Reads These Excerpts to the Veterans
• A Copperhead Newspaper Prints, Then Criticizes,
  the Emancipation Proclamation
• A Confederate General Warns His Commanders
  Not to Harass the Locals
• Senator Judah P. Benjamin of Louisiana 1859 speech supporting acquisition of Cuba
• Founding Address of National Republican Party to Combat the “Aggressions and Usurpations of the Slave Power…. Declaration of the Principles and Purposes”
• New York Times Carriers’ Address Reviews the Year 1863 in Bad Verse, Including Freeing of Russia’s Serfs, and the Battle of Gettysburg
• “I thought Cump would advise you as to the movements here…”
• A Fighting Vermont Regiment Summary of Actions after Gettysburg, July 5-13, 1863
• A Map of the Baruch College Area of New York City
• Oval Salt Print of Famed Abolitionist John Brown
• Senator Sprague of Rhode Island Writes About Fascinating Debates in Congress Involving Freedom for the Families of African American Recruits and the Limits of Free Speech in the Senate
• The Defense in Ex parte Milligan Argues That Even During War the Federal Government Can’t Use Military Trials Where Civilian Courts Are Operative
• “The Christian Banner” – Pro-Confederate Paper From Union-Occupied Fredericksburg
• The Drafter of the 14th Amendment Quotes
  Abolitionist Congressman Thaddeus Stevens
• Union Volunteers Refreshment Saloon
• Accounting for “Contraband” Sailors in the Civil War Navy Bureaucracy
• Returning the Western World to Blockade Duty to Squeeze the Confederacy
• Winfield Scott Criticizes Zachary Taylor’s
  Illegal Order to Flog a Soldier
• Civil War Hero David Dixon Porter
  Expresses Support for the Chinese in a Time of Hostility
• Lincoln Calls for the public to supports the U.S. Sanitary Commission
• Prior to 1864 presidential election, McClellan’s former groomsman tries to even the field
• Requesting Another Battery of Artillery During the Siege of Yorktown
• Clothing the 1st Vermont Cavalry in the Civil War
• General Schofield’s Personal Gettysburg Official Records
• The Nation Mourns
• The Success of Black Troops At Petersburg, Virginia, Under Butler
• Union League of Philadelphia Supports Re-Election of Lincoln as “the man for the time”
• “The Excursion of the Bought Nominations”
  Showing Balloon “Union League”
• “The Slave Sale, or Come Who Bids?” Abolitionist Sheet Music
• Lincoln’s Vice President Talks Local Politics
• Ledger Report by Colored Sergeant, U.S.C.T.,
  “Selling Government horse & bridle...” &c.
• Ohio Reformers Use Rhode Island’s Dorr Rebellion
  to Justify Their Own Behavior
• “Black Republican” Salt River Ticket
• Responding to Grant’s Postwar Request for a Report of Guns Captured at Fort Donelson, His First Success
• 1864 Campaign Blames McClellan’s Failures on Lincoln, Comparing the President’s Treatment of McClellan and Grant
• Creating Two New Civil War Military Departments
• Naval Commander Who Prevented Filibustering Expedition against Mexico, and Then Captured Slave Ships and Freed over 1,350 Slaves
• Future Hero of Little Round Top Advises a Friend on Getting a Leave of Absence
• Civil War Veteran in Maryland Predicts the War Will End Soon
• Patriotic Poem by Gov. John A. Andrew
• A Georgia Man Writes from Frederic City, Maryland, Hoping to Liberate Some ‘greenies’ from the “Hamites or the ‘freedmen’” Celebrating Passage of the “dirty 15th Amendment”
• A New York Soldier’s Affidavit Allowing
  a Proxy to Vote in the 1864 Election
• Civil War Song Sheet: When Johnny Comes Marching Home
• Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper with United States Colored Troop (USCT) Images
• Illinois Governor Richard Yates’ Fourth of July Address at the End of Civil War – Unhappy that the Nation Would not Execute Jefferson Davis
• Rebel Deserters Coming within the Union Lines
• Advertisement for Temperance Restaurant in New York City
• Evacuating Elizabeth City and Leaving Nothing for the Rebels, to the Dismay of Freedpeople and Unionists
• Seesaw - Gloucester, MA - Drawn by Winslow Homer
• Edwin M. Stanton Portrait, Based on a Photograph by Matthew Brady
• The Army of the Potomac Arriving at Yorktown from Williamsburg
• The Massacre at Fort Pillow
• Union League of Philadelphia Supports Lincoln on Emancipation, African-American Troops in 1864
• Unusual Caricatures of Southern Aristocrats by Union Soldier on Letter to Parents
• Board of Engineers to Review Sea Coast Fortifications, Including New York
• Three Special Orders Signed
  by Gen. Townsend Re. Capt. Abbott
• Lincoln, the War, and Emancipation
• Lincoln Reviews the Army of the Potomac

Other Great Gifts Offerings

• Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms Speech – Inscribed and Signed by FDR – in the “Missy” LeHand Archive
• The Building Blocks of Albert Einstein’s Creative Mind
• Albert Einstein by Marc Mellon

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• Alexander Hamilton’s Initial Steps to Create a National Banking System
• Winston Churchill by Marc Mellon
• Rare Important Declaration of Independence Linen Handkerchief
• Same-Day Broadside Extra Printing of Abraham Lincoln’s First Inaugural Address
• June 1776 Charles Thomson Signed Continental Congress Resolution Defining Treason
• Georgia O’Keeffe’s Folding Safari Chair (or “Bunch of Sticks” She Used for Painting in the Desert) and Archive of 18 Autograph and Typed Letters Signed by O’Keeffe to Artist Marilyn Thuma
• Thomas Jefferson Transmits the First Patent Act to Governor of New York George Clinton, Who Later Replaced Aaron Burr as Jefferson’s Vice President
• Unique Inscribed Set of John Marshall’s Life of George Washington, With Joseph Story Letter to the Daughter of the Late Associate Justice Henry Brockholst Livingston, Conveying Marshall’s Thanks and Noting That He Will Be Sending to Her These Very Books
• Alexander Hamilton Writes to His Beloved Wife, Eliza, About the Deteriorating Health of Her Younger Sister, Peggy
• Hamilton Explains to Bank of New York That Collectors Will No Longer Receive Its Notes
• Alexander Hamilton Signed Registration for Schooner Robert of Baltimore
• Hamilton Serves as Surety for Loan to Fellow Attorney and Second in His Duel with Burr
• Steamboat Inventor Robert Fulton and Six Other Commissioners Ask the Governor of Georgia to Support Federal Funding of the Erie Canal
• George Washington’s Famous Letter to American Roman Catholics: A Message of Thankfulness, Patriotism, and Inclusiveness
• George Washington: Rare Revolutionary War Hand Colored Engraving
• Major General Alexander Hamilton Message to Father of American Viticulture During Quasi-War with France
• Period Oil Portrait of William H. Seward Wonderfully Executed
• Hamilton Seeks Information from Pennsylvania Loan Officer for Report to Senate
• Original 1789 First Inaugural Button: “Memorable Era / March the Fourth 1789”
• Masonic Documents: James P. Kimball archive of master Mason, geologist, and Director of the United States Mint - with superb engravings
• Theodore Roosevelt’s Views on America’s Wealth Gap and Death Tax
• Brooklyn Ferry in 1666 - British Royal Governor Confirms Dutch Owners Land Grant for the Brooklyn End of the Ferry
• David Ben-Gurion ALS—Preventing a War between the Religious and the Secular in Early Israel
• Debating the Bill of Rights Amendments in 1789
• JFK Signed Copy of Early History of Ireland
• President Theodore Roosevelt Agrees to Write His Famous Speech Attacking Journalistic Muck-Raking as an Enemy of Real Reform
• The Gettysburg Address – New York Semi-Weekly Tribune First Day of Printing
• President Jefferson Sends, Rather than Delivers, His First State of the Union
• 1915 Women’s Suffrage Poster
• Jackie Robinson says a talk radio host “needs to do a lot of soul searching.”
• Whig Presidential Nominee William Henry Harrison to Daniel Webster
• Eisenhower Signed D-Day Message to Allied Expeditionary Force
• “George Washington” - Keith Carter Photograph
• 1778 Muster List, Including Rejected African American Recruit
• In Benjamin Franklin’s Paper, Colonel George Washington Reports as Positively as Possible on the Surrender of Fort Necessity, Which Sparked the French and Indian War
• Large 1801 Folio Engraving of Thomas Jefferson as New President
• Women’s Suffrage Pledge Cards and Pins
• Turtle Bay Lease for Use by the Royal Navy, 1741
• Sterling Silver Sinseollo Dish,
  Presented to General Matthew Ridgway
  by the Korean Minister of Defense
• Nine Months of a Hawaiian Missionary Newspaper, With the First Report of King Kamehameha III’s Death and Perry’s Mission to Japan
• War of 1812 Bandana Featuring “Glorious Battle of New Orleans”
• Cornelius Vanderbilt Collects Dividends from Hudson River Railroad as Part of His Growing Railway Empire
• First Published Map Naming Dallas, Texas, from 1846 Travel Guidebook
• Prang & Co. Broadside with Maps of Early Civil War Hotspots
• Rare 1870 Yale University Summer Boat Races Broadside
• Susan B. Anthony Plaster Relief Medallion Copyrighted by Her Sister
• Arthur Ashe’s United Negro College Fund Benefit Silver Bowl Trophy
• “John Bull and the Baltimoreans” Lampooning British Defeat at Fort McHenry in Baltimore Following their Earlier Success at Alexandria
• Honoring Washington and Quoting His Farewell Address (Drafted by Hamilton)
• Andrew Jackson Signed Patent for Improvement in the Washing Machine
• Bartholdi Plans for Statue of Liberty Right Arm and Torch Exhibit at 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exposition
• Bronze Bas Relief Portrait of Theodore Roosevelt: “Aggressive fighting for the right is the greatest sport the world affords”
• Inventor Thomas A. Edison Responds to His Son’s Note About a Speaking Request
• Madison’s Optimistic First Message to Congress: A Prelude to the War of 1812
• Harry Hines Woodring Political Archives and Related Material
• Television Tube Advertisement Capitalizes on 1960 Presidential Debates
• Congressmen Who Signed Thirteenth Amendment Abolishing Slavery
• Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider Doll
• Eleanor Roosevelt Asks Pennsylvania Educator to Serve as Chair of Local Women’s Crusade
• Bartholdi Signed Note, on His Calling Card, Fundraising for the Statue of Liberty
• Lincoln Portrait by Currier & Ives
• Lucy Stone Thanks Suffragist Who Later Led Effort for Women’s Suffrage in Hawaii for Donation
• A Ruff-Necked Hummingbird by Audubon
• The Congressional War on Kansas over Slavery
  and Statehood – 1854 – 1858
• Masonic Apron, Neck Sash & Medal of U.S. Mint - California Gold Refiner James Booth, with a Lithograph of Him
• N.Y. “Sons of Freedom” Pull Down Statue of King George III
• Calvin Coolidge Appoints Trustee of the National Training School for Girls
• Harvard’s 1791 Graduating Students and Theses, Dedicated to Governor John Hancock and Lieutenant Governor Samuel Adams
• Pennsylvania Deputy Governor Urges General Assembly to Resist French Expansion in North America in Early Stages of the French and Indian War
• Lucy Stone Promotes Bazaar to Suffragist Who Later Led Effort for Women’s Suffrage in Hawaii
• New York Times Carriers’ Address Reviews the Year 1863 in Bad Verse, Including Freeing of Russia’s Serfs, and the Battle of Gettysburg
• A Rousing Call to Freedom from England That Points to the Later Declaration of Independence
• Eleanor Roosevelt Thanks Former State Senator for Article to Assist Women in Monitoring Polling Places
• Hillary Clinton Thanks Doctor for Policy Change to Allow Fathers to Be in Delivery Room for Caesarean Sections
• John Marshall’s “Life of George Washington”
  and Companion Atlas with Hand-colored Maps
• Oval Salt Print of Famed Abolitionist John Brown
• PaineWebber Founder Signed
  Lake Copper Company Stock Certificate
• President Franklin D. Roosevelt Thanks for a “Heartening” Telegram Received September 27, While FDR was Trying to Prevent Hitler from Starting War
• Rich 1845 Letter on the State of American Art to Hudson River Artist Jasper Cropsey
• Senator Sprague of Rhode Island Writes About Fascinating Debates in Congress Involving Freedom for the Families of African American Recruits and the Limits of Free Speech in the Senate
• Gerald Ford Defends His Early Commitment to Civil Rights
• Picasso Anti-War Image Used to Promote Vietnam War Protest
• Large Photograph of African American Cart Driver Passing through St. Augustine City Gate
• Future Supreme Court Justice Benjamin Cardozo: “I am alone in the world now.”
• General Schofield’s Personal Gettysburg Official Records
• Hoover Tells a Key Aide that Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Occupies FBI in New York
• Mercury Astronaut Gordon Cooper’s Signed “Bioscience Data Plan” for Conducting Vital Biomedical Research on the Impact of Space Flight on the Human Body
• A. A. Milne Pens a Cryptic Golf Invitation to his Close Friend Vincent Seligman
• James Milton Turner – the First African American U.S. Diplomat – Writes from Canary Islands About No Quarantine
• Ohio Reformers Use Rhode Island’s Dorr Rebellion
  to Justify Their Own Behavior
• Alex Haley Signs Check to the Cornell University Black Alumni Association
• 1790 Massachusetts Newspaper Discussing Nantucket Whalers
• Elmer W. Henderson – Who Defeated Railroad Dining Car Segregation – Congratulates African American Inventor for American Institute of Chemists Award
• Mark Hopkins, Famed Educator and the Longest Serving President of Williams College, Preparing to Lecture at the Smithsonian Institute
• Future Hero of Little Round Top Advises a Friend on Getting a Leave of Absence
• A Harlequin Duck by Audubon
• Alex Haley Signed Check
• New England Factory Life
• Rebel Deserters Coming within the Union Lines
• Advertisement for Temperance Restaurant in New York City
• Seesaw - Gloucester, MA - Drawn by Winslow Homer
• The Statue of Liberty
• Christmas Presents
• Edwin M. Stanton Portrait, Based on a Photograph by Matthew Brady
• The Army of the Potomac Arriving at Yorktown from Williamsburg
• The Border Ruffian Code in Kansas
• “Teens interview Martin Luther King”
• Freedom and Public Faith. Speech of William H. Seward, on the Abrogation of the Missouri Compromise, in the Kansas and Nebraska Bills
• (On Hold) The U.S. Constitution – Very Rare Printing on the Second Day of Publication
• Martin Luther King’s Famous “I Have a Dream” Speech—Advance Text Given to the Press at the 1963 March on Washington

Other Gettysburg Offerings

• A Union Officer’s Commission, and Field Report from
  the 17th Connecticut Regiment at the Battle of Gettysburg
• The Gettysburg Address – New York Semi-Weekly Tribune First Day of Printing
• The Gettysburg Address – November 20, 1863 Rare First Day Printing by “Lincoln’s Dog” John Forney in the Philadelphia Press

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• A Fighting Vermont Regiment Summary of Actions after Gettysburg, July 5-13, 1863
• The Gettysburg Address, with Full Centerfold Illustrations of the Battlefield and Lincoln’s Dedication Ceremony
• General Schofield’s Personal Gettysburg Official Records

Other Books Offerings

• July 8, 1776 – The First Book Printing of the Declaration of Independence, and One of the First Printings
• General Washington Orders Declaration of Independence Read to Army in New York
• One of the Earliest Announcements of Independence

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• Unique Inscribed Set of John Marshall’s Life of George Washington, With Joseph Story Letter to the Daughter of the Late Associate Justice Henry Brockholst Livingston, Conveying Marshall’s Thanks and Noting That He Will Be Sending to Her These Very Books
• The Psalms of David, Carried in a Rhode Island Revolutionary War Unit in 1776
• JFK Signed Copy of Early History of Ireland
• 1865 General Orders,
  Including Many Regarding Lincoln’s Assassination
• Hand-Made Union Patriotic and Religious Song Book
• Charter of the Marine Society of the City of New York, Printed in 1788 with Franklin’s Passy Type
• Accusing Recently Retired Hamilton of Financial Malfeasance
• Colonial Merchant’s Copy of the First History of New Jersey Printed on One of Benjamin Franklin’s Presses
• First Edition of FDR’s Committee for Civil Service Improvement Report, Signed by Three Supreme Court Justices
• First Published Map Naming Dallas, Texas, from 1846 Travel Guidebook
• The Pentagon Papers:
  William Bundy’s Annotated Copy
• The Reform Constitution of Virginia Signed by the Man Who Warned South Carolina Governor Pickens about the Reinforcement of Fort Sumter
• Opposing the African Slave Trade - 1790 New Haven Sermon
• Unique Sea Mosses Book Sold at the New York Metropolitan Fair to Benefit Sick and Wounded Union Troops
• American Christian Palestine Committee Scrapbook from 1951 Trip to Israel & Arab Lands
• Masonic Constitution Dedicated to George Washington, with frontispiece Masonic Coats of Arms by Future Chief Engraver of the US Mint
• A Scarce Record of Thomas Dorr’s Trial for Treason
  After His Failed Revolt
• John Marshall’s “Life of George Washington”
  and Companion Atlas with Hand-colored Maps
• The Defense in Ex parte Milligan Argues That Even During War the Federal Government Can’t Use Military Trials Where Civilian Courts Are Operative
• “Freedom to Serve”: Secretary of Defense’s Copy of Seminal Report on End of Official Racial Discrimination in the Armed Forces
• Boston Congregational Society Sermons
• Carrie Chapman Catt’s Book, with editor’s letter promoting the “Co-Workers Edition” – to a noted Chicago Suffrage leader, millionaire and vice chair of Republican Party
• A General Account of … Using Atomic Energy
  for Military Purposes
• General Schofield’s Personal Gettysburg Official Records
• Union League of Philadelphia Supports Re-Election of Lincoln as “the man for the time”
• Extremely Unwoke Women’s Suffrage Views by a Chicago Italian-American Attorney
• Illinois Governor Richard Yates’ Fourth of July Address at the End of Civil War – Unhappy that the Nation Would not Execute Jefferson Davis