RR Auction Quality Autograph Auction 383 and American Patriot Auction

The Boston Chronicle, dated Monday, July 17 to Thursday, July 20, 1769, Volume II, No. 29, four pages, 9.5 x 15.25. Front-page features a story on a d

The Boston Gazette and Country Journal, dated May 20, 1776, No. 1096, 10 x 15. Printed by Benjamin Eddes in Watertown, the front page features a notic

The Connecticut Journal, dated Wednesday, May 29, 1776, No. 450, four pages, 8.5 x 14. Issue is brimming with war news, including front-page mentions

The Royal American Magazine or Universal Repository of Instruction and Amusement for August, 1774, 5.5 x 8.25, pages numbered 283 through 328, featuri

The only colonial governor to side with the Americans during the Revolutionary War (1710–1785). Endorsement, signed “Jon:th Trumbull,” dated December

Solid wooden fragment from the USS Constitution. Worm-eaten fragment measures 5 x 1.5 x .75, and originates from the John S. Reigart Collection of His

The Pennsylvania Journal, and The Weekly Advertiser, four pages on two adjoining sheets, 10 x 15.5, dated Saturday, June 16, 1787. The first column of

Revolutionary War-dated muster roll, one page, both sides, 12.5 x 8, dated July 24, 1778, headed at the top, “Return of the 1st Massachusetts Regiment

American soldier and statesman (1753–1831) who was aide-de-camp to Benedict Arnold prior to the latter’s defection to the British. Varick later served

Clergyman and missionary who was one of the last eight survivors of the Revolution (1762–1864). Two items: ALS signed “D. W.,” four pages on two adjoi

Union solider who served in the Battle of Long Island, guarding the Bedford Pass with 800 men under General John Sullivan’s command. After heavy actio

War-dated ALS signed “Joseph Ward C.G.M.,” three pages on two adjoining sheets, 7.75 x 11.75, March 13, 1778. Ward, writing from “Headquarters”

US Supreme Court associate justice (1762–1829) and the nephew of George Washington. Ink signature, “Bush. Washington bought at auction Oct 1825,” on a

Partly-printed DS, signed “Oliv Wolcott, Jr,” one page, 6.5 x 3.5, March 4, 1789. An interest certificate issued to Timothy Cowles for “one pound lawf

Scalloped-topped vellum autograph document, with “Wayne” penned 10 times in the text, one page, 27 x 16, May 2, 1774. A lengthy document with over 100

American Revolution general who led the militia in the Battle of Long Island. When captured by the British, he was ordered to utter ‘God save the King

Baltimore lawyer (1779–1843) who was inspired to write the ‘Star-Spangled Banner’ after he witnessed the bombardment of Fort McHenry by the British in

Manuscript account of 16 American military prisoners charged with desertion, two pages on two adjoining sheets, 7.25 x 11.75, circa 1814–1815. Most of

Four small chips of gray granite, originally taken from a fort in New York, housed in a 19th century octagonal glass medicine bottle, about 3.5” tall.

Manuscript DS, signed “B. Dunn, Capt 33 infy,” one page, 10 x 8, no date, but 1814. Handwritten military requisition for weapons and other equipment,