Boston: Warren's, 1860s. Original document. Head-and-shoulders sepiatone image of Garrison in vest, dark coat with wide lapels, high collar and bowtie, looking at the camera. On the verso is printed "Warren's, 289 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. Under the superintendence of Mr. S.B. Heald." Written in pencil, "W.L. Garrison." [Not an... More

New York: Sarony, 1860s. Original document. Three-quarters-length sepiatone image of Collins in tweed jacket, striped shirt and polka-dot tie, seated in a carved chair, head resting on his left hand as he opens a book with his right hand. Below the image is the gilt-stamped imprint of Sarony, 580 B'Way... More

New-York: G.W. Thorne, circa 1853-1857. Full-length, sepiatone image with excellent contrast, shows Billings in suit, vest, watch chain, and wide-brimmed hat, seated on a carved and padded stool, hands crossed, looking slightly to his left. By Napoleon Sarony, 680 Broadway, N.Y. Stamped imprint of G.W. Thorne, 60 Nassau St., New-York... More

New York: Demas Barnes & Co., General Agent, 1865. Original document. Mounted on the recto is an albumen print of a scene at Abraham Lincoln's funeral, showing a casket with the name "Lincoln," a grieving woman, two lighted candles, a Union soldier crying, a scout in buckskin, and a small... More

Washington DC: Philp & Solomons, circa 1865. Original document. Known as the last formal photograph of Abraham Lincoln, taken on February 5, 1865. Image size is 3-1/4" x 2-1/8". Card size is 4" x 2-3/8". Gilt-ruled borders. Written in an old hand, below the image: "'Tad' was born April 4--1853--He... More

New York: E. & H.T. Anthony, circa 1862. Original document. Three-quarter photographic portrait of Alexander H. Stephens wearing a dark coat and vest, high-collar white shirt, and flowing necktie. Image size is 3.25" x 2.25". Overall card size is 4" x 2-3/8". Printed on the verso: "Published by E. &... More

1933. Original manuscript. Hardcover. Daily entries written in a legible hand on lined paper, cover the period of 8 January 1833 to 8 January 1834. Bound in a stained, slightly warped volume with red cloth covers, "Date Book 1933" stamped on front. Contents are clean and intact, and all pages... More

Santa Rosa, California: Luther Burbank Society, 1914. First Edition. Softcover. 32pp; seven color plates. Bound in pictorial tan wrappers. 6" x 4.5". Laid in is small broadside (9" x 5.75"), reprinting a February 2, 1914 editorial from the "Omaha News," declaiming "eugenist faddists" and praising Luther Burbank's perfection of the... More

Pittsburgh, PA: Axtell, Bush & Co., [1898]. Printed on card stock (6.25" x 3.75") in red and blue, featuring an Uncle Sam figure on the recto and a waving American flag on the verso. Uncle Sam carries a valise labeled "National Stockman and Farmer." Text in part: "How d'ye do!... More

Chicago: Riingside Ranch, 1950s. Original documents. Softcover. Includes: (1)palm card, "Here's a little bull from the Ringside Ranch...," cartoon on verso; (2) octavo card with a four-panel gag involving a bicycle for two and a walk into woods; (3) a card featuring a cowgirl; (4) a souvenir packet of "only... More

London: DeLaRue, Cornish & Rock, 1847. Original album. Hardcover. Quarto. Leaves of various colors, some with embossed frames. Contents: handwritten transcriptions of four poems, including "The Enslaved Negro"; three hand-painted greeting cards; a watercolor sketch of roses and bluebells; a handcolored print of a boy kicking over a girl's block... More

Westmoreland Hills, Maryland: Press of the Bald Eagle, 1960. First Edition. Softcover. (73)pp; illustrated throughout in red and blue. Bound in red wrappers, cover label with logo. 7.5" x 5.25" Printer's note on final leaf: "The sad news of the death of Lester Douglas, on May 30, 1961, arrived just... More

New York: Profile Press, 1953. First Edition. Softcover. Unpaginated (about 100 pp); illustrated throughout. Bound in pictorial wrappers, few tiny nicks. 7.75" x 5.25" A Keepsake gift for friends of the Profile Press. More