Fine Selection of Autographs and Manuscripts

(1919 - 1972) Baseball Hall of Famer who broke the ""color barrier"", Robinson had 1,518 hits and 137 home runs in his ten year...

(1757 - 1834) French statesman and military officer who served as a Major General under Washington and was instrumental in the defeat of Cornwallis at

(1753 - 1816) Signer of the Constitution, Secretary of War, and private secretary to George Washington and Lafayette. L.S. as Secretary of War, 1p. 4

(1737 - 1814) American Revolutionary officer, a major general in the Continental Army reprimanded by Washington for his handling of the attack on For

(d. 1761) Colonial governor of New York, later becoming an admiral in the British Navy. Father of Sir Henry Clinton (1738 - 1795) Good financial conte

"Very fine content D.S. 1p. legal folio, Middletown, Ct., Dec. 18, 1776, a true copy of an official document of the Connecticut General Assembl...

(1682 - 1757) Colonial Governor of Massachusetts unsuccessful in his attempts to balance colonial and royal interests and embroiled in the Broad Arro

(1755 - 1795) American Revolution military officer and veteran of Valley Forge, a close friend of Madison and Washington who appointed him Attorney G

(1754 - 1806) Revolutionary War officer and founder of Cleveland, Ohio (1796). Bold closing and signature ""Yr Obt M. Cleveland""...

(1751 - 1829) American military officer and Secretary of War, fought at Bunker Hill, in Arnold's Quebec expedition, at Wyoming Valley, and, in ...

(1751 - 1829) American military officer and Secretary of War, fought at Bunker Hill, in Arnold's Quebec expedition, at Wyoming Valley, and, in ...

(1731 - 1809) Revolutionary War Governor of Rhode Island, Chief Justice of the colony and Speaker of the House. War-date A.L.S. 1p. 8vo., Warwick,

(1728 - 1814) Major in the Revolutionary War and politician, a delegate to the Continental Congress from Connecticut. A.L.S. 2pp. 4to., New Haven, Au

(1743 - 1818) Continental general commanding the 1st. Connecticut. Sat on the trial of John Andre. Partly-printed D.S., 1p. 8vo., [n.p.], Jan. 24, 178

(1749 - 1822) Signer of the Constitution, member of the Continental Congress and legally involved in the determination of the constitutionality of an

(1741 - 1804) General in the Revolutionary War, member of the Continental Congress who also commanded troops in the Whiskey Rebellion. A.L.S. 1p. 4to.

(1757 - 1834) French statesman and military officer who served as a Major General under Washington and was instrumental in the defeat of Cornwallis at

(1753 - 1816) Signer of the Constitution, Secretary of War, and private secretary to George Washington and Lafayette. War date A.L.S. 2pp. small 4to.

(1753 - 1816) Signer of the Constitution, Secretary of War, and private secretary to George Washington and Lafayette. L.S. as Secretary of War, 1p. 4

(1751 - 1832) American patriot and a member of the Boston Tea Party, December, 1773. Partly-printed D.S. 1p. oblong folio, Boston, April 7, 1819 on a