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Three-page deposition taken in relation to “a certain matter of controversy in the . . . Circuit Court” regarding “the Marshall of West Tennessee,” who, it appears, may have kept court fees, including some raised by the sale of a slave, for his personal use. Various.

Three-page deposition taken in relation to “a certain matter of controversy in the . . . Circuit Court” regarding “the Marshall of West Tennessee,” who, it appears, may have kept court fees, including some raised by the sale of a slave, for his personal use

Madison County, Tennessee: 1840. Unbound. This document measures 7.75” x 12.5” It is in good shape with some moderate soiling, and tape repairs on the reverse of the third page. The document records the testimony of a witness who sold a slave to pay for both a judgment levied against... More

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Folded letter from by an important New York jurist—who had tried and sentenced many men during the infamous Anti-Rent War—shortly after he relocated to a small rural town not far from Binghamton; franked with a very nice example of first U. S. Postage Stamp (Scott #1). Nelson Knox Wheeler.

Folded letter from by an important New York jurist—who had tried and sentenced many men during the infamous Anti-Rent War—shortly after he relocated to a small rural town not far from Binghamton; franked with a very nice example of first U. S. Postage Stamp (Scott #1)

Deposit, New York: 1849. Unbound. This two-page letter measures 15.5” x 10” unfolded. It was sent by Judge Nelson Knox Wheeler from Deposit, New York to an associate, H. Ballard, at Cortlandville. It is franked with a well-margined (one just a little narrow), red-brown 5-cent Franklin postage stamp (Scott #1)... More

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Small album with 39 cyanotypes and photographs including at least nine of the Connecticut State Reform School for Boys

Small album with 39 cyanotypes and photographs including at least nine of the Connecticut State Reform School for Boys

Meridian, Connecticut: circa 1900. Album. All but one of the images measure approximately 3.5” x 2.25”. 19 of the images are cyanotypes; 20 are photographs. Highlights include cyanotypes of: The school’s driveway and the large central building, Residential cottages for the boys, Three boys on work detail carrying... More

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