Collectibles and Original Historical Documents

World War II. Two naval heroes: 1) Adm. Eugene Fluckey, Medal of Honor winner, U.S. sub ace, signature with rank on composite of four photos. 2) W.F.

U.S. Naval Orders. Group of thirteen manuscript documents, 1871-75, signed by a Rear Admiral (9), a Captain (1), Secretary of Navy Robeson (1), and tw

Secretaries of the Navy. 1) Abel P. Upshur, 1842, on Navy letterhead, partly printed with fine signature, sending forty copies of "Navy Registe...

Secretary of Navy James K. Paulding. Two manuscript Ls.S., 1840, each one full p., to Capt. George W. Moser, involving the ship Columbus. Fine.

Spanish-American War. Group of four signatures: 1) John Woodward Philip, commanded Tiger. 2) Adm. Winfield Scott Schley. 3) Rear Adm. C.E. Clark. 4) R

Naval Officers in History. Group of four: 1) Rear Adm. R.D. Evans, Civil War, signed with rank. 2) Capt. Frank A. Cook, signed with rank "Comdg...

Secretary of Continental Congress. Charles Thomson, merchant in Philadelphia. Bank document in his hand, signed: "Directors, Feby. 27, 1822, Ca...

Dr. James Thacher. American physician who served throughout the war, from 1775 until surrender of Cornwallis, being present at nearly all the importan

Carroll of Carrolton. Signer of Declaration; the richest man in Maryland, member Continental Congress, U.S. Senator from Maryland. Group of four items

Thomas McKean. President of Continental Congress, signer of Declaration of Independence, Chief Justice of Pennsylvania, Governor. Signed land grant, 1