A few examples of appraisal values for
1824

• 1824 United Stat
  1824 United Stat
• Dated 1904
  Dated 1904
• 4 Large Cents - 1824 1838 1841 1844
  4 Large Cents - 1824 1838 1841 1844
• Dated 1908 1922 and 1924
  Dated 1908 1922 and 1924
• An album of poems quotations
  An album of poems quotations paintings and drawings circa 1840.
• 1857-1 CENT SCOTT 24 1857-1 cent
  1857-1 CENT SCOTT 24 1857-1 cent Scott 24.
• 1914D PENNY.
  1914D PENNY.
• December 16, 1802 Edition of Boston
  December 16, 1802 Edition of Boston Independent Chronicle Newspaper. Includes Thomas Paine's '4th Letter to the People of the United States' as first published. Paper measures 19.5x24'' when fully opened. Scattered stains and toning and some separation at center fold.
• Early colored engraving of the
  Early colored engraving of the French King published London May 1844. 17"x22"
• 1766 LONDON CHRONICLE
  1766 LONDON CHRONICLE NEWSPAPERFascinating early example. Dated April 24, 1766. shipping info This item can be shipped in-house.
• Pair of watercolor portraits of
  Pair of watercolor portraits of women circa 1840, each sight 4 3/4"h x 4"w
• 1934
  1934
• 4 Large Cents - 1846 1848 1851 1853
  4 Large Cents - 1846 1848 1851 1853
• American oil on canvas portrait
  American oil on canvas portrait of a gentleman ca. 1840 30" x 24". ?
• PAIR OF PORTRAITS (AMERICAN SCHOOL
  PAIR OF PORTRAITS (AMERICAN SCHOOL 1840S). Oil on canvas unsigned. Portraits of well-to-do husband and wife. She wears a brooch and pocket watch he holds a paper dated ''May 1845''. Restoration. 31''h. 25''w. in frames 39''h. 33''w.
• Book dated 1821.
  Book dated 1821.
• Six 19th century wax silhouettes:
  Six 19th century wax silhouettes: four of military figures including Howe, Lord Nelson, one of Napoleon Bonaparte dated 1810, one of "Mrs. Henry Hinson/Boston/1805", American and English, 4-1/4 x 3-1/4 in.; original 19th century wood frames. Losses to eglomise, minor losses to painted surfaces; frames with abrasions.
• Continental School Portrait of a
  Continental School Portrait of a Boy with Catoil on canvas circa 1830 unsigned the young boy seated at a desk with a book and his alert cat by his side a window reveals a city view beyond presented in a period gilt composition frame.SS 24 x 28.75 in.; DOA 31.5 x 32 in.The Estate of Georgia Carroll Kyser Chapel Hill NC
• 4 Large Cents - 1834 1843 1849 1851
  4 Large Cents - 1834 1843 1849 1851
• 24 pieces. (Philadelphia
  24 pieces. (Philadelphia 18th-Century Newspaper.) The Pennsylvania Packet. (Philadelphia), August 3, 1772, October 26, 1772, October 30, 1775, August 11, 1778, November 19, 1778, November 24, 1778, December 12, 1778, February 23, 1779, April 3, 1779, April 6, 1779, October 12, 1782, July 12, 1783, November 1, 1783, February 27, 1787, May 31, 1787, September 21, 1787, October 13, 1787, June 23, 1788, January 4, 1790, January 14, 1790, January 18, 1790, June 28, 1790, Supplement No. 53, October (?), 1772, Supplement No. 1068, July 17, 1783. All folio, minor scattered wear, except for the following: Oct. 30, 1775, chipping to edges - no loss of text; August 11, 1778, some dampstaining & chipping to edges - no loss of text; Nov. 24, 1778, some chipping - occasional minor loss of text; Feb. 23, 1779, some mold staining; April 3, 1779, light to moderate staining; April 6, 1779, minor chipping to edges; Oct. 12, 1782, occasional dampstaining; Nov. 1, 1783, some foxing, a few small ink stains - minor loss of text; May 31, 1787, chipping & darkening to lower edge - no loss of text; Jan. 4, 1790, upper fore-edge quadrant of front page discolored; Jan. 14, 1790, scattered moderate foxing; June 28, 1790, scattered foxing. Founded on October 28, 1771 by John Dunlap, the printer of The Declaration of Independence, this strongly pro-Revolutionary paper, published by Dunlap & David C. Claypoole - during some periods together & during others by one or the other. During the British occupation of Philadelphia, the paper was published in lancaster. The Sept. 19th, 1787 issue [not included above] was devoted to the publication in full of the United States Constitution. ,500-
• Continental School (18th/19th
  Continental School (18th/19th Century) Stylized portrait of a young man in oval format framed in a rose gold tone frame under slightly convex glass with velvet backing. Unsigned.
• Continental School, 18th/19th
  Continental School, 18th/19th Century Portrait of a Lady oil on canvas 44 x 36 inches.
• American oil on canvas portrait
  American oil on canvas portrait of two children and a dog ca. 1850 24" x 29". ?
• Continental School (19th century)
  Continental School (19th century) Portrait of a Lady oil on canvas 28 x 24 inches.
• US PEACE DOLLAR 1924 PUS Peace
  US PEACE DOLLAR 1924 PUS Peace Dollar, 1924 - P
• 1824 BUST SILVER HALF DOLLAR 1824
  1824 BUST SILVER HALF DOLLAR 1824 Bust silver half dollar.
• American School, 19th Century
  American School, 19th Century Miniature Portrait of a French Military Officer, Frankfurt,(sic) Kentucky, 1820 watercolor on paper signed Favre pnxt, lower right and further inscribed in French on the reverse, "Made in the city of Frankfort, KY in the United States of America, April 1, 1820 by a man named Favre Captain in the 4th French Hussars who was never willing to swear loyalty to Louis 18th." Sight 3 1/2 x 3 inches. Frame 6 1/4 x 4 7/8 inches. Property from the Collection of Dr. James Dawson, Manchester, Kentucky
• Anti-slavery Almanac (1844); old
  Anti-slavery Almanac (1844); old ledger and various old newpaper articles.
• Continental School, Early 18th
  Continental School, Early 18th Century Portrait of a Native American Princess oil on unstretched canvas inscribed to backboard Charles C. Gaul's / Property, further inscribed Charles C. Gaul / Hillsdale / Jan'y 24, 1834 11 x 8 3/4 inches.
• Continental School (19th century)
  Continental School (19th century) Portrait of Napoleon, in a silhouette facing left, relief lead plaque, 10 x 8-7/8 in.,
• THE UNITED STATES: 1776-1846 AT ONE
  THE UNITED STATES: 1776-1846 AT ONE VIEWThe United States: 1776-1846 At One View. New York: H. Phelps, 1846. Hand-colored lithograph of a variety of statistics related to the United States, including populations, canals, railroads, steam boat routes, mountains, and more. 22 x 30”. Light foxing and creasing particularly at margins. B.
• English or Continental School, 19th
  English or Continental School, 19th Century Portrait of a Lady oil on canvas signed JPB Com. and spuriously dated 1743. to lower left 24 x 19 3/4 inches.
• 1914 U.S. $20.00 Federal Reserve
  1914 U.S. $20.00 Federal Reserve Note portrait of Grover Cleveland.
• AMERICAN SCHOOL (18th/19th
  AMERICAN SCHOOL (18th/19th century). PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN IN WHITE ASCOT oil on canvas - Framed 24 in. x 20 in.
• Continental School 17th Century
  Continental School 17th Century Three quarter portrait of a noblewoman. Oil on wood panel no signature found framed in a wide antique coved frame in black painted finish overall 30-3/4" x 24". Strip of textile has been applied vertically to the back of the panel probably to arrest a crack. Old stenciled auction numbers and partial sticker verso. The artwork is inscribed on the verso with white chalk "Rousuck" possibly E. J. Rousuck who was an Ohio native and former owner of Scott & Fowles a small New York art gallery that handled old master paintings.
• FRAMED 1824 LETTER FROM LAFAYETTE
  FRAMED 1824 LETTER FROM LAFAYETTE WITH ENGRAVED PORTRAIT OF THE SAME YEAR A translation into English from the original French: "Paris, 14 May, 1824. I quickly profit, my dear general, by the departure of Mr. Garcia del Rio, former Foreign Affairs Minister to Lima, now in charge of the Peruvian mission to London. You will have seen Mr. Rich: The information relative to his young compatriot has been transmitted to the parent of our lady friend. Before receiving it he has tried to get in touch with the Pylave, he had not been able to receive permission that the secret be lifted nor that the money be sent: obstinately goes on attributing to him the acts of his brother. Besides, our correspondent shows much zeal, though little trust in his means: but the explanations that he must have received his hopes by showing that he is not alone will raise, I think, to show he is not alone in the unjustly persecuted misfortu(nate). You will have seen the Gal Torrijos too: he was gone and it was too late for his comrades too when one wanted to warn them of the little recourse he would find in England. The situation of the patriot prisoner, the constitutional prisoner and all of the friends of liberty in Europe is very sad at present. One need not be desperate. But the heart bleeds for those who suffer and endures for obtaining so little relief for them. My daughter and my sister saw, as they passed, my dear general: they told you my projects for the United States. I do not know precisely when I shall leave yet: I can hardly believe you would arrive before me, nevertheless, I enclose a few letters in the hope of embracing you on this land of freedom. You know my feelings too well for me to try to express them, I give myself with all my heart to renewing my tender friendship." Framed in gold box frame, together in two window mat, under glass, 16 1/2" x 20", 9 12" x 11" letter, folded and foxed, 8" x 5" stipple engraving. Lafayette returned to the US on Aug 14, 1824, arriving at Staten Island.