Collectibles and Original Historical Documents

Lock of Andrew Jackson's Hair. With certificates of authenticity of Forrest H. Sweet and Charles Hamilton. Very good.

Havelock Ellis. English scientist who gave up medical practice to devote himself to research. His seven volumes based on his study of the psychology o

Anna Freud. Daughter of the founder of psychoanalysis. Holder of no degrees, her work was based on collaboration with her father. She worked as teache

Anna Freud. Two T.Ls.S., April 26 and May 10, 1946, both concerning her preparation of a new preface for her book Introduction to Psychoanalysis for T

Dr. A.A. Brill. Noted psychiatrist who taught at N.Y.U. and Columbia University, and translated works of Sigmund Freud and Jung. T.L.S., 1934, on his

Margaret Sanger. Pioneer in birth control movement; Director of Birth Control Federation of America. Group of six T.Ls.S., 1937-47, variously signed,

Dr. Magnus Hirschfeld. German psychiatrist (1868-1935), first physician to specialize in psychosexual diseases. Founder of Institute of Sexual Science

Dr. William Stekel. Archive of this Viennese psychiatrist (1868-1940), disciple of Freud, whose work included studies on homosexuality. He was credite

Chemistry. Archive of Dr. Harry N. Holmes, Professor of Chemistry at Oberlin, known for his work in colloidal chemistry; author of popular book Out of

Father of Chiropractic. Dr. Daniel David Palmer, oil painting by A.J. Day, 141/2 x 181/2, in contemporary frame. From Davenport, Iowa, Palmer rediscov

Sir James Paget. One of the most renowned of English doctors; Surgeon to Queen Victoria and Prince of Wales; surgeon and lecturer at St. Bartholomew...

Medical Faculty of 1846. Superb, massive oversize mezzotint depicting "Medical Faculty of the University of New York, and the Founders of the M...

The Lancet. Two issues of the weekly medical journal founded 1823 in London by Thomas Wakley, Surgeon, to report medical cases and lectures, and to ex

Akron. Massive oversize photograph of the famous zeppelin as it emerges from its hanger, by famed woman photographer Margaret Bourke-White, with her s

Zeppelin's Beginnings. Two items: 1) On calling card of Graf von Zeppelin, in third person, Autograph Note of three lines and date, Stuttgart, A...

Amelia Earhart. First woman pilot to cross the Atlantic; lost on a Pacific flight in 1937. T.L.S. on her printed letterhead, Rye, N.Y., Apr. 10, 1933,

Aviator's Bomber Jacket and Case. Two quintessential items: World War II dark brown leather jacket with heavy tan pile lining, size 40, labels i...

The Wrights had a bad case of ego.... Charles Willard, an Early Bird pilot, U.S. Aviator #4, discussion in a 2-pp. A.L.S. on early aviation, referring

Wright Brothers Associates. Group of four items: 1) Col. V.L. Burge, A.L.S., 1971. "...I was on duty at Ft. Myer, Va., 1908 (first plane accept...

Wright Brothers Associates. Five flyers who participated in work of the Wright Brothers in 1911-13: 1) H. Roy White. Signed photo in his plane, Model