Doyle New York: Rare Books, Autographs and Maps, 9046, New York

Nouveau Dictionnaire Elementaire. Latin-Francais.

Quarantacinque disegni di Alberto Giacometti.

The important career spanning archive of letters, documents, and memoir of the notable Union General Israel "Fighting Dick" Richardson

Inscription and signature on postcard depicting the Statue of Liberty framed with a stamped copper fragment of the statue.

Autograph letter signed.

Colonial loan agreement document, dated September 6, 1775.

Two signatures of Thomas Edison in a framed display

Cut autograph signature of John Paul Jones extracted from a letter (signed Jno P Jones," retaining the felicitation above "your most obedt & very humble servt.)

An important archive of material related to the campaign to release Timothy Leary from prison following his convictions for marijuana possession in California and Texas in early 1970.

Seven works signed or inscribed by notable figures of the 1950s to Major Benjamin Hamm. Comprises PENNEY, J.C. View from the Ninth Decade.

Autograph note signed.

Signature within The Spectator. Volume the Fourth. The volume London, 1757 being the fourth volume of a set of The Spectator, signed on the title in ink "James Wilson."

Inscribed photograph

Printed photograph of the "Flyer," printed caption "First Man-Flight, December 17, 1903. Kitty Hawk, N.C. signed "Orville Wright."

Land grant document signed.

Document signed appointing a postmaster.

Autograph note signed. Aboard Air Force Two: "Michigan to N.J.",

Document signed appointing a customs collector.

Five works by Herbert Hoover, signed or inscribed by him. Includes The Challenge to Liberty.

Ship's passport document signed.

Document signed as President.

A framed display of impeachment artifacts from Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton.

A collection of Kennedy political and family memorabilia. An interesting assortment of paper ephemera relating to the Kennedy presidency including White House menus

Judicial appointment signed.

Four language ship's papers signed by James Madison as President.