Brooklyn, New York: 1880. This one-page presidential flyer is datelined “Brooklyn, Oct. 29th, 1880. In nice shape with mailing folds. It is enclosed in a mailing envelope addressed to a Brooklyn address and bears vermillion 2-cent Jackson stamp (Scott #193) that has been cancelled with a duplex postmark, dated October..... More
Camp Wadsworth, Fairfax, Virginia: 1864. Unbound. During the early years of the Civil War, hordes of enslaved people from Northern Virginia escaped to the District of Columbia, becoming known as contraband. In order to provide a place these refuges could be cared for and controlled, D. B. Nichols, the Superintendent..... More
Liverpool: 1866. Unbound. This one-page printed solicitation was privately sent by Jas. Moore of Liverpool on October 15th, 1866, to George Rogers of Lee, Kent (a small parish southeast of London). In nice shape. The notice reads::. At the time, running a boarding house was one of the few..... More
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Little Rock, Arkansas: 1923. Pamphlet. Women of America! The Past! The Present! The Future! Outline of the Principles and Teachings: Women of the Ku Klux Klan by Robbie Gill and Mary G. Witt. Little Rock, Arkansas: Imperial Headquarters Women of the Ku Klux Klan, 1923. 16 pages. Staple-bound within a...... More
