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Estimate Range

Bidding Status

380

Arthur Livermore New Hampshire Congressman: "Slavery is cherished here in the same cradle with liberty" Letter

Dec. 1, 1817-Dated, Autograph Letter Signed, by New Hampshire Congressman Arthur Livermore, Washington, D.C., "Slavery is cherished here in the same cradle with liberty," Extremely Fine.

$500 - $600

Current Bidding Status
This Lot is CLOSED for Absentee Bidding.

381

1848-49 Service Receipt For Renting Land & Hiring Slaves

1848-49 Black History Manuscript Document Receipt, for Payment of Services in the Renting Land & Hiring Slaves, Choice Very Fine.

$150 - $200

Current Bidding Status
This Lot is CLOSED for Absentee Bidding.

382

1849 Black History Richmond, Virginia Slave Bill of Sale

June 26, 1849-Dated, Partially-Printed Slave Bill of Sale, Richmond (Virginia), Choice Very Fine.

$800 - $1,000

Current Bidding Status
This Lot is CLOSED for Absentee Bidding.

383

Partially-Printed Official Receipt For Taxes Paid On Slaves

1852, Black History Grayson County (likely Virginia), Partially Printed Official Receipt For Taxes Paid On Slaves And Other Property, Fine.

$250 - $300

Current Bidding Status
This Lot is CLOSED for Absentee Bidding.

384

“NEBRASKA AND KANSAS” Speech by Charles Upham

May 10, 1854, Speech: “NEBRASKA AND KANSAS,” Regarding Statehood and Black History Slavery Issues, by Charles W. Upham of Mass., Very Fine.

$300 - $400

Current Bidding Status
This Lot is CLOSED for Absentee Bidding.

385

$180 - $240

Current Bidding Status
This Lot is CLOSED for Absentee Bidding.

386

1863 Charles Sumner Calls for "Immediate Emancipation" U.S. Senator During the American Civil War

February 12, 1863-Dated Civil War Period, Anti-Slavery 4-page Imprint, "Immediate Emancipation a War Measure! SPEECH OF HON. CHARLES SUMNER," (1811-1874), Choice Very Fine.

$300 - $400

Current Bidding Status
This Lot is CLOSED for Absentee Bidding.

387

1864 Black Worker From Delaware Seeks Higher Wages

September 3, 1864-Dated Civil War Period, Manuscript Letter Signed, “Harry Grimshaw” where a Black Worker Leaves a Household in Wilmington (Delaware) to Seek Better Wages, Extremely Fine.

$300 - $350

Current Bidding Status
This Lot is CLOSED for Absentee Bidding.

388

Parker Pillsbury (“The Destiny of the Nation”) Writes to Friends During the Twilight of His Life March 28, 1886

March 28, 1886-Dated, Autograph Letter Signed, “Parker Pillsbury” affixed to a Printed Speech by Pillsbury titled, “The Destiny of the Nation” previously given before an Anti-Slavery gathering in 1847, Choice Very Fine.

$500 - $600

Current Bidding Status
This Lot is CLOSED for Absentee Bidding.

389

Black History “Mrs. Newlywed’s New Wench Cook”

c. 1900, Colorized Stereoview Card, “Mrs. Newlywed’s New Wench Cook,” Choice Very Fine.

$100 - $150

Current Bidding Status
This Lot is CLOSED for Absentee Bidding.

390

Black History Stereoview Card Theme “Down in Dixie”

c. 1900, Color Reprographic Stereoview Card Themed, “Down in Dixie,” Very Fine.

$100 - $150

Current Bidding Status
This Lot is CLOSED for Absentee Bidding.

391

1875 "UNCLE ISAAC & HIS YEARLINGS, AIKEN S.C."

c. 1875, Cabinet Card Size Photograph, entitled in pencil "UNCLE ISAAC & HIS YEARLINGS, AIKEN S.C.," by A.G. Grant, Thomasville, Georgia, Extremely Fine.

$300 - $400

Current Bidding Status
This Lot is CLOSED for Absentee Bidding.

392

Vintage “The Presidents Mansion” White House View

c. 1880 Stereoview Card Photograph titled, “The Presidents Mansion” (The White House Pictured is the North Portico), “Washington, D.C, U.S.A.,” Underwood & Underwood, Extremely Fine.

$200 - $250

Current Bidding Status
This Lot is CLOSED for Absentee Bidding.

393

1914 German “Vivat!” Silk Ribbon Choice Mint Condition

1914 WW1, German “Vivat!” Silk Ribbon, Choice Mint condition.

$150 - $200

Current Bidding Status
This Lot is CLOSED for Absentee Bidding.

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