Mueller ~ Schmidtmann Western Americana BONANZA

Lot of 4 photographs measuring 15’’x12’’on black matte. Medium contrast and focus is sharp. In good condition with very little wear. Mattes are in

A wonderful old photo album covered in green floral velvet. On the front in the center is a color portrait of an Indian man, framed in an ornate gilde

Signed: "Annie Oakley, I aim to please," and signed by her husband "with best wishes, Frank E. Butler." Also signed by "Buck

To the Secretary of the Treasury. 1) For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1891. Hardcover, indexed, 291 pages. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1891

"The Monarch" billiard table, circa 1890-1910. This beautiful high quality quarter sawn oak Monarch Billiard table was professionally conve

Colorized flag with the signatures of six Cowboy Band members of the Wild West Camp. Members include Wm Sweeney, W.H. Cox, Chas. F. Sturm, Geo. W. Tur

A four page handwritten letter from John D. Burgess, a mining engineer of Tucson, Arizona dated Campo Bonito August 25th 1910. Blue stationary with B

Hand colored draped American flags with American Eagle holding "E Pluribus Unum" banner in talons in background. Signed by Senator Hewley of

Fabulous pen and ink sketch of Buffalo Bill on his horse, running down a charging bison. Signed: "True to friend and foe, W.F. Cody, Buffalo Bill

Samuel Franklin Cody, fabulous copper token commemorating San Francisco Grand Match between horse and bicycle. 12mm, round. Obverse: portrait of W. F.

Stylized, hand colored American Flag in background. Signed "Chas. M. Miller, Bronco Charley California," "Yours Truly Sergt. G.H. Bates

Small copper tone ingot measures approx 1" x 1/2" Obverse reads: C T A U, reverse reads Brass City June 18, 1904. Small loop at the top for

"Letter to My Dear Wife from Your Own Will" talking about Russia's "despotism over Poland." He took a trip to Richmond, Vir...

This 4 page letter contains many letters in one. The first is to "Genl from Thos. Villard" asks for a loan of $50. Villard also asks for

Fantastic first-hand history! Very legible, easy-to-read and in XF condition. An 8-page handwritten letter from J.W. Denver to his wife in Wilmington

This letter, dated October 24th 1866, is written to Jas. W. Denver when he served as Governor of Kansas Territory, and is signed by Hugh S. Walsh, Sec

Lot of 3 groups of Denver correspondence, plus 4 covers and an article. Group 1) Invitation and associated correspondence inviting Denver to attend th

This is a multi-page letter to T.A. Hendricks (Vice President of the U.S.) from L.W. Johnson (U.S. Senator, also a Confederate Senator during the war)

'Letter from Your Own Will to My Dear Wife" describing the last days of Andrew Johnson's Presidency and the incoming of Ulysses S. Gran...

Another letter from J.W. Denver to his wife in Wilmington, 6 pgs. In it he discusses the newly emancipated Negroes and that “they are thirsting for kn