Home Page
Auctions@EarlyAmerican.com
Phone: 858-759-3290
Bookmark
Early American
Type in Your EMAIL Address
to Receive Notices
of Important Events
Auctions
• SATURDAY - DEC. 16th
• Terms of Sale
• Print Out a Bid Form
• Auctions@EarlyAmerican.com
• Register to Bid
• Sign-in / Sign-out
• Helpful Hints
• Reference Books
Links to Other Sites:
• Tortuga Trading

We ship what we sell, no expensive 3rd party shipping.
Autographed lots have EAHA, Inc. Certificates of Authenticity (COA)
and all other items sold by request, per specified terms of sale.
By Bidding in this sale you are agreeing to the Terms of Sale. Click Here to read the Terms of Sale.
This Auction is Now OPEN for Bidding
Closing LIVE ONLINE: SATURDAY • December 16th • Starting at 9:00 AM Pacific Time
Absentee Bidding on a Specific Lot Will Remain OPEN
Until the LIVE BIDDING begins for that Specific Lot on SATURDAY • December 16th
A 25% Buyer's Premium Will Be Added To The Price of Each Lot in Your Invoice
Browse the Auction in Groups of 25 Lots:
<< PREVIOUS LOT • NEXT LOT >>
Lot Number: 128
Sign-in to Bid or Register to Bid
Click for a Printable Page
Estimate Range: $600 - $800
Current Bidding Status
Register or Sign-In to Bid
Estimate Range
$600 - $800
Next Available Bid
$350
Bids MUST match our Standard Increment Levels.
CLICK HERE to see a chart of Standard Increment Levels.
December 8, 1832 “Jackson Ball” Invitation “a Ball to be given in Commemoration of the Victory of New Orleans”

Click an Image to Enlarge It
December 8, 1832-Dated, Partially-Printed Document “Jackson Ball.” 7th U.S. President Andrew Jackson Invitation at Hudson, Complete with Invitee’s Name “Miss Sarah Benton,” Choice Extremely Fine.

Andrew Jackson was the seventh President of the United States from 1829 to 1837, seeking to act as the direct representative of the “common man”. His views won approval from the American electorate; in 1832 he polled more than 56 percent of the popular vote and almost five times as many electoral votes as Clay.

This Presidential Celebration rarity measuring about 7.5” x 4.75” on fine period wove paper in black. This decorative Invitation is issued about one month after Andrew Jackson’s election in 1832, yet was to be held on January 8th, 1833. Decorative top vignette of Harps and a musical horn within a floral display background, all well printed on its paper stock with the reverse blank.

A long list of “Managers” printed below the main text which reads, in part: “a Ball to be given in commemoration of the Victory of New Orleans, at the Eagle Tavern, on the evening of the 8th of January next. Hudson, December 8, 1832.” The nicest example we have seen and offered.
Keywords:
Lot Number: 128
Sign-in to Bid or Register to Bid
Click for a Printable Page
Estimate Range: $600 - $800
Early American
1520 Commerce St., # 312 • Winchester, VA 22601
Phone: 858 • 759 • 3290
Email: Auctions@EarlyAmerican.com