Fine Selection of Autographs and Manuscripts

An important and rare Apollo 12 relic, a 6"" x 4 1/4"" silk State of Virginia flag which was flown to the moon aboard Apollo 12!...

(1926 - 1967) American astronaut, a member of the original Mercury astronauts, killed in a flash fire in the Apollo 1 capsule. Extraordinary A.D.S.,

(1926 - 1967) American astronaut, a member of the original Mercury astronauts, killed in a flash fire in the Apollo 1 capsule. Rare and unusual partl

Exceptional NASA-issued S.P. 10"" x 8"" color, showing a well-illuminated full moon signed by twelve Apollo program astronauts,...

(1930 - 1967) American astronaut and the first American to walk in space, tragically killed in the Apollo I flash-fire. Superb S.P. 8"" x...

(d. 1986) American astronaut, a civilian teacher from Concord, New Hampshire, killed in the fiery explosion of the Challenger space shuttle. Rare, bo

(b. 1928) American astronuat who served as pilot on the Gemini 7 and 12 missions, Apollo 8, and on the ill-fated Apollo 13 aborted mission. Excessive

(1857 - 1935) Pioneering Russian scientist and rocket designer who laid out the basic principles of modern space flight. Outstanding, early, very rar

(1857 - 1935) Pioneering Russian scientist and rocket designer who laid out the basic principles of modern space flight. Rare D.S. 1p. 8vo., the fron

An exceptionally fine and rare collection of signed photographs of Russian cosmonauts, comprising thirteen color photographs in postcard format, twelv

"Fine and rare S.P. 7"" x 5"" b/w, a slightly retouched candid group portrait showing the first six Soviet cosmonauts half ...

(1934 - 1968) Russian cosmonaut, the first man in space who died tragically in a routine training flight. One of the finest Russian space program cov

(1934 - 1968) Russian cosmonaut, the first man in space who died tragically in a routine training flight. A fine Soviet Space item, his bold signatur

(1907 - 1966) Chief designer and architect of the Soviet space program, the genius and inspiration behind Soviet space exploration, his very existenc

(1814 - 1862) American inventor and gun manufacturer, inventor of the revolver who founded the Patent Arms Manufacturing Co. and made a fortune during

(1833 - 1896) Swedish manufacturer and inventor who used profits from his sale of dynamite to create the funds for the prizes given in his name. Exce

(1856 - 1925) American businessman who made millions in the tobacco industry which later saw strict government regulation, constructed large-scale hy

(1905 - 1976) American industrialist and aviator, an eccentric billionaire who controlled RKO, founded the Hughes Tool Corp., and built and flew the

(1863 - 1947) American automobile manufacturer and founder of the Ford Motor Company, his use of the assembly line revolutionized the industry. Fine

(1837 - 1913) American banker and financier who founded J.P. Morgan & Co., reorganized American railroads and founded U.S. Steel. Rare partly-p...

"Scarce partly-printed D.S. 1p. sm. folio, New York, Sept. 9, 1864, a stock certificate for the American Express Company, granting James Wasson...

(1851 - 1902) American publisher, with Edward Jones founded Dow Jones & Co.,, later founded the Wall Street Journal, and devised the Dow Jones ...

(1857 - 1930) American oil magnate and philanthropist, president and chairman of Standard Oil who endowed the Washington library bearing his name. Ra

(1839 - 1937) American industrialist and philanthropist who organized Standard Oil and virtually monopolized the industry until he was forced by a Su

(1839 - 1937) American industrialist and philanthropist who organized Standard Oil and virtually monopolized the industry until he was forced by a Su

(1777 - 1836) British banker and politician who founded the London branch of the family's banking business, a member of Parliament and the firs...

(1843 - 1899) American financier and steamship and railroad baron who built his fortune during the Gold Rush and railroad boom days of the 1860'...

(1900 - 1949) American author, a Pulitzer Prize winner for her epic novel ""Gone With the Wind"". T.L.S. ""Margaret M...

(1814 - 1876) Russian revolutionary and philosopher; and the chief proponent of anarchism. Rare A.L.S. ""M. Bakunin"" 1p. 8vo., ...

(1835 - 1910) ""Mark Twain"", American author of such classics as The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn, and A Connecti...

(1812 - 1870) English novelist and the author of such classics as Oliver Twist, A Tale of Two Cities, and David Copperfield. Nice content third perso

(1897 - 1962) American novelist and Pulitzer and Nobel Prize winner, author of As I Lay Dying, Requiem for a Nun and The Sound and the Fury. His nove

(1804 - 1864) American writer, author of The House of the Seven Gables and Twice-Told Tales. Partly-printed D.S. ""Nath. Hawthorne"&...

(1802 - 1855) French writer and author of the classics Notre Dame de Paris, Les Miserables, and much poetry. A.L.S. ""Victor H."&quo...

(1875 - 1955) German novelist and author and 1929 Nobel Prize winner. His works include Buddenbrooks, Death In Venice and The Magic Mountain. Fine A.

(1900 - 1949) American author, a Pulitzer Prize winner for her epic novel ""Gone With the Wind"". Nice A.N.S. to her nephew Sim...

(b. 1915) Nobel prize wining playwright and novelist. Good content A.L.S. on University of Chicago letterhead, 2pp. 8vo., Chicago, Sept. 18, 1975, to

(1888 - 1953) American author who rose from being a derelict seaman to write The Iceman Cometh and Emperor Jones and to win a Pulitzer Prize. Scarce

(1861 - 1909) American painter, illustrator and artist remembered for his works based on western themes, most notably his sculpture Broncho Buster an

(1864 - 1901) Diminutive French painter of Parisian cabaret entertainers and night life, renowned for his posters and over three hundred lithographs.

(1738 - 1820) American painter who gained fame by his historical paintings, a charter member of the Royal Academy and one of the founding fathers of

(1785 - 1851) American artist and ornithologist who voyaged down the Mississippi observing and painting birds for his definitive work Birds of Americ

(1785 - 1851) American artist and ornithologist who voyaged down the Mississippi observing and painting birds for his definitive work Birds of Americ

(1822 - 1899) French painter known for her paintings of animals, first woman to be awarded the Legion of Honor. A fine grouping of four A.L.S.'...

(1833 - 1898) Prolific English painter in the Pre-Raphaelite tradition, a protTgT of Dante Rossetti and John Ruskin. A fine lot of thirteen good-conte

(1882 - 1953) British artist and illustrator, remembered for his illustrations in the tales The Arabian Nights and Sinbad the Sailor. A fine grouping

(1904 - 1992) ""Dr. Seuss"", author and illustrator of children's books and creator of The Cat in the Hat. A superb example...

(1861 - 1944) Important French sculptor, painter, designer and illustrator. Very rare and important A.L.S. ""Maillol"" 3pp. 8vo...

(1869 - 1954) French painter and sculptor greatly influenced by the Post-Impressionists, and who gave up pointillism and became a leader of the fauvi

"A fine and important item from the history of book illustration, an original printed page from the ground-breaking work The Nuremburg Chronicl...