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Item #010026 1847 – A document verifying the identities and signatures of two prominent Key...

1847 – A document verifying the identities and signatures of two prominent Key West citizens signed by a founder of the city who settled there after being shipwrecked and later served as a city counselor, the mayor, and, eventually, a Vice-Consul for both France and Spain.

F. A. [Fielding Archer] Browne

Key West, Florida. Unbound. This one-page document from Key West, Florida measures 8” x 12” and is dated 13 April 1847. It is titled “Agent Consulaire de France / Key West” and bears two double-circle “Vice Consulat de France Key West” handstamps. It is signed by F. A. [Fielding Archer]..... More

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J. Edgar Hoover Autograph Letters and More

Hoover, J. Edgar

Washington, D.C. 1944. Unbound. A small collection of J. Edgar Hoover autographed typed letters and other documents relating to the employment of a clerk-typist at the FBI in 1944-1945. The collection includes: Two typewritten letters to the applicant, both signed by Hoover in ink... More

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Item #009867 1852 - A Congressional pamphlet containing the correspondence between the Governor...

1852 - A Congressional pamphlet containing the correspondence between the Governor of the Oregon Territory and President Millard Fillmore regarding his refusal to enforce the relocation of the territory’s capital from Oregon City to Salem

“I owe it to the people of the United States, whose agent I am; to the people of Oregon, whose rights it is my duty to protect, and to my official oath, to decline any participation in executing your act"

Washington DC: 1852. Unbound. 32nd Congress, 1st Session [H. of Reps.] Ex. Cod. No. 96.: Oregon-Governor Gains. Message from the President of the United States, transmitting Copies of correspondence with Governor Gaines in reference to the government of the Territory of Oregon. May 3, 1852. 8 pages. Never bound... More

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Item #009859 1860 - Congressional pamphlet detailing the expedition to find a shortcut between...

1860 - Congressional pamphlet detailing the expedition to find a shortcut between the Great Salt Lake and the Oregon Trail

“The greatest difficulty under which I labored . . . was in obtaining guides; for even among the Indian non knew more than small portions of the country we were to traverse and no white man could be found who had any knowledge. . ..”

Washington DC: U.S. Senate, 1860. Disbound. 36th Congress, 1st Session. Senate. Ex. Doc., No. 34. Report of the Secretary of War communicating In compliance with a resolution of the Senate, the report of Captain H. D. Wallen of his expedition in 1859, from Dalles City to Great Salt Lake, and..... More

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1847 – A document verifying the identities and signatures of two prominent Key West citizens signed by a founder of the city who settled there after being shipwrecked and later served as a city counselor, the mayor, and, eventually, a Vice-Consul for both France and Spain.

J. Edgar Hoover Autograph Letters and More

1852 - A Congressional pamphlet containing the correspondence between the Governor of the Oregon Territory and President Millard Fillmore regarding his refusal to enforce the relocation of the territory’s capital from Oregon City to Salem

1860 - Congressional pamphlet detailing the expedition to find a shortcut between the Great Salt Lake and the Oregon Trail

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