AUTOGRAPHS

1: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION.) HEATH, WILLIAM. Letter Signed, "WHeath MG,"

2: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION.) TRUMBULL, JONATHAN. Partly-printed Document Signed, "Jon'th Trumbull," as Colonial Governor of Connecticut,

3: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION.) WASHINGTON, BUSHROD. Autograph Letter Signed, to his mother Hannah Washington,

4: BURR, AARON. Autograph Document Signed, "A.Burr,"

5: (CIVIL WAR.) SCOTT, WINFIELD. Autograph Letter Signed, to Gen. Benjamin F. Butler,

6: (CIVIL WAR.) SUMNER, CHARLES. Autograph Quotation dated and Signed: "First pure, then / peaceable."

7: (CIVIL WAR.) Group of 18 clipped Signatures, by Union Generals, most including rank.

8: FARRAGUT, DAVID G. Letter Signed, "D.E. Farragut / Captain," to Secretary of the Navy Isaac Toucey,

9: HAMILTON, ALEXANDER. Autograph Document Signed, "A Hamilton Att'y for Pltf's," additionally Signed "Alex Hamilton" in the text,

10: HANCOCK, JOHN. Autograph Note Signed, in the third person within the text ("The Governor"), to Commissary General Richard Devens,

11: HANCOCK, WINFIELD SCOTT. Autograph Letter Signed, "Winf'd S. Hancock," to Edward G.W. Butler,

12: HEYWARD, JR., THOMAS. Partly-printed Document Signed, "Tho Heyward Jr," a writ ordering the sheriff to bring to the Court of Common Ple

13: LAFAYETTE, GILBERT DU MOTIER; MARQUIS DE. Two Autograph Letters Signed, "Lafayette."

14: LEE, ROBERT E. Autograph Letter Signed, "RELee," as Superintendent of West Point, to George W. Callum,

15: LEE, ROBERT E. Autograph Letter Signed, "RELee," to General Edward G.W. Butler,

16: MCCLELLAN, GEORGE B. Autograph Letter Signed, "GeoB McClellan," to George W. Cullum ["My dear Cullum"],

17: MORRIS, ROBERT. Partly-printed Document Signed, "Rob Morris," as President of the North American Land Company,

18: OAKLEY, ANNIE. Autograph Letter Signed, "Annie Oakley / Buffalo Bills Wild West," to an unnamed editor [John S. Gibson of Iron Era],

19: PAINE, ROBERT TREAT. Autograph Document Signed, in third person within the text,

20: PERRY, OLIVER H. Autograph Letter Signed, "O.H. Perry," to Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island Edward Wilcox,