THE PRIVATE JOURNAL OF AARON BURR, First Edition, Vol. I-II, Number X15/250, reprinted in full from the original manuscript in the library of Mr. William K. Bixby, of St. Louis, MO, published by The Genesee Press, Rochester, 1903. Hardcover octavos, 1,004 total pages with 2 steel engraved frontispieces with tissue paper guards, hardbound in one […]
Lot 392: 7 Books on Southern Arts and Historical Sites
Seven (7) Southern Arts and Crafts and Historical books; subjects include George Ohr, Alabama and Shenandoah Pottery, MIssissippi historic sites, and Silver. 1st item: TENNESSEE SILVERSMITHS by Benjamin H. Caldwell, Jr., published by The Museum of Early Decorative Arts (MESDA), Winston-Salem, 1988. Hardcover octavo, 216 pages with black and white and color photographic illustrations, hardbound […]
Lot 385: 36 Civil War related Items, incl. VA 69 Cal. Buckshot, Maps
Grouping of thirty-six (36) Civil War and Post Civil War era items, including relic/battlefield pickup artifacts, prints. 1st-6th items: Six (6) assorted relic/battlefield pickup items, including one (1) 69 caliber buckshot, with printed label stating that it was excavated in Virginia; one (1) grouping of tobacco leaves, with printed label stating that it was collected […]
Lot 386: Civil War Postal Covers & Currency, incl. Jefferson Davis handwritten endorsement
Large collection of Civil War era CSA Confederate and Union Postal Covers and 2 pcs of Currency, approximately 80 items total, including items associated with Jefferson Davis and Nathan Bedford Forrest. This lot consists of approximately seventy-eight (78) Civil War or Post Civil War era Confederate and Union postal covers, including one (1) cover one […]
Lot 387: 2 Confederate Bonds, incl. $1000 1863 & $500 1861
Two (2) Confederate States of America (CSA) bonds, including one (1) $1000 1863 bond, and one (1) $500 1861 bond. 1st item: $1000 CSA Bond, authorized by Act of Congress CSA of February 20, 1863, issued in Richmond, VA, dated November 27, 1862, serial number 32457. Lithographed by Archer & Daly Richmond, VA. Features a […]
Lot 388: 11 Music, Religion, & Literature Books incl. Philadelphia Harmony
Eleven (11) 19th/20th century books related to music, religion, literature, and other subjects, including Philadelphia Harmony by Andrew Adgate, 1801. 1st item: Philadelphia Harmony or A Collection of Psalm Tunes, Hymns, and Anthems, selected by A. Adgate. together with the Rudiments of Music on a New & improved Plan, by Andrew Adgate, published by Matthew […]
Lot 381: 2 Books: Somerset Maugham, Arthur Rackham
Two (2) books, including OF HUMAN BONDAGE, by W. Somerset Maugham and SOME BRITISH BALLADS, illustrated by Arthur Rackham. 1st item: W. Somerset Maugham, OF HUMAN BONDAGE, published by Grosset and Dunlap by arrangement with Doubleday, Doran, and Company, New York, 1915. Octavo, 648 pages, hardbound in one quarter brown leather with dark purple leather […]
Lot 382: Group of 13 Civil War & Revolutionary War Items, incl. Buttons
Group of Thirteen (13) Civil War & Revolutionary War Items. 1st-9th items: Nine (9) Civil War era brass coat and cuff/sleeve buttons, including one (1) "United We Stand/Divided We Fall" button, three (3) E.T.U. Cadet buttons, one (1) Federal button, three (3) Infantry buttons, and one (1) Artillery button. Makers include Scovill Manufacturing Co., Waterbury, […]
Lot 383: Life of Lincoln + Personal Memoirs of Grant, 5 items
Five (5) Civil War related biography and autobiography books. 1st-3rd items: THE LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Tenth Edition, Vol. I-III, by Issac N. Arnold, published by A. C. McClure and Company, Chicago, 1906. Hardcover octavos, 894 top gilt edged total pages including three steel engraved frontispieces with tissue paper guards and additional full page illustrations, […]
Lot 384: Civil War Archive, incl. TN CSA & Union Soldier Letters
Archive of nineteen (19) Civil War era documents, including letters from Confederate and Union soldiers, one from Fort Donelson, plus Parole and Oath documents. 1st-3rd items: Three (3) ALS from Confederate and Union soldiers, including one (1) written by Captain J. A. Anthony, 7th Regiment, Tennessee Volunteers, addressed to his mother, Mrs. E. A. Crenshaw, […]









