American Historical Autographs

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A Sample of Things We Have Handled Recently

Robert E. Lee
Attractive photograph signed by ROBERT E. LEE   Jefferson THOMAS JEFFERSON recalls his association with Washington, Adams and Franklin.
Buffalo Bill Cody 'BUFFALO BILL' CODY asks "what's the use of getting discouraged?"  
John Hancock
JOHN HANCOCK signs a commission for a Continental Army officer in 1776.
Charles Marion Russell
CHARLES MARION RUSSELL letter containing one of the cowboy artist's characteristic jokes.  
Abraham Lincoln
A typical letter by ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
George Washington
GEORGE WASHINGTON An important fragment of Washington's undelivered first inaugural address.  
Stonewall Jackson
T. J. "Stonewall" JACKSON writes offering a place to William D. Stuart who would be killed at Gettysburg.
George Washington A classic one page GEORGE WASHINGTON letter.  
Ponce de Leon
From present Puerto Rico in one of the earliest letters extant from the new world, PONCE DE LEON in 1511 refers to the voyage that would find him landing in Florida eighteen months later.
John Wilkes Booth
The ultimate show business sleazeball mixing in politics, JOHN WILKES BOOTH, proclaims "Three Cheers for America!"  
J.E.B. Stuart
J.E.B. STUART - probably the most famous letter by this romantic figure of the Lost Cause.
George A. Custer
Thirty-nine pages by GEORGE A. CUSTER, one of the longest letters on record by a famous person.   Boston Harbor Document transferring land in Boston Harbor, now part of Logan Airport, in 1656.

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