A few examples of appraisal values for
1826

• Each dated 1916-S
  Each dated 1916-S
• Dated 1904
  Dated 1904
• 1886
  1886
• 1866 MITCHELL'S NEW GENERAL ATLAS
  1866 MITCHELL'S NEW GENERAL ATLAS Pennsylvania,1866"Mitchell's New General Atlas" published in 1866 by S. Augustus Mitchell bound in brown leather.
• 1824 United Stat
  1824 United Stat
• 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.
• Dated 1908 1922 and 1924
  Dated 1908 1922 and 1924
• Dated 1927 1928 1916-S
  Dated 1927 1928 1916-S
• TWO SIXTH PLATE TINTYPES. American
  TWO SIXTH PLATE TINTYPES. American 3rd quarter-19th century. Two seated gentlemen in uniform one with a sword the other with a Springfield-type musket.
• THE AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH, 1888,
  THE AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH, 1888, ASSOC. COPY James Bryce. Macmillan and Co., London, in (3) vols., gift inscription in each vol. to F(rederic). W. Rhinelander, founding trustee and later President of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, fine full leather binding, 9.25"h x 6.5"w
• 1891
  1891
• 1826 U.S. Bust Half Dollar very
  1826 U.S. Bust Half Dollar very fine
• Book dated 1821.
  Book dated 1821.
• 1856 U.S. Half Cent braided hair
  1856 U.S. Half Cent braided hair extra fine.
• 1766 LONDON CHRONICLE
  1766 LONDON CHRONICLE NEWSPAPERFascinating early example. Dated April 24, 1766. shipping info This item can be shipped in-house.
• 1816 Large cent MS 64
  1816 Large cent MS 64
• *A 1936 U.S. Lynchburg Virginia
  *A 1936 U.S. Lynchburg Virginia Sesquicentennial.
• 1806/5 Draped Bust Quarter fine
  1806/5 Draped Bust Quarter fine to very fine.
• A hand coloured print in support of
  A hand coloured print in support of John Wilkes imprisoned for libelling Parliament dated 1768 together with 19th c. prints titled ''Un Tournoi'' and '' Un Melee''.
• H. PAT?. "FRANCE 1836,"
  H. PAT?. "FRANCE 1836," LITHOGRAPH Lithograph on paper, AP, signed "H?ton Pat? '76" lr, 27 x 20 in., framed.
• Twenty-six volumes of a set of
  Twenty-six volumes of a set of Washington Irving's works (New York, 1864).
• TWO AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS AND FOUR
  TWO AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS AND FOUR BOOKS. One album filled with inscriptions from the 1860s and 1870s Massachusetts with handcolored lithograph floral vignettes. The other with marbleized boards copied poetry and inscriptions dated in the 1860s from Pulaski New York with a few original flower watercolors. And a McGuffy Reader German hymnal schoolboy's math copybook and a German diary in a marbleized slipcase.
• CENTENNIAL LITHOGRAPH, GEORGE
  CENTENNIAL LITHOGRAPH, GEORGE STINSON & CO., PUBLISHER(18th century) Centennial Exhibition, Philadelphia, In Remembrance of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Independence of the United States , George Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine circa 1876, color lithograph, sheet without extension at bottom, 27-1/2 x 19-3/4 in.; modern black print frame, 35-1/4 x 27-1/4 in. Note: This print was thought to have been commissioned by the United States Congress for the official celebration of the US Centennial. It depicts the central figure of Liberty/Columbia figure in center, full length seated holding a wreath of laurel leaves and wearing a Phrygian cap, surrounded by flags and stars, and at her feet is a large eagle holding a shield in its claws. The figure is surrounded by a border of 18 oval bust portraits of presidents of the United States from Washington to Grant. Below the eagle in the center bottom of the image are oval bust portraits of the following six Revolutionary War heroes: Israel Putnam, Philip Schuyler, Horatio Gates, Nathaniel Greene, Benjamin Lincoln, and John Sullivan. Above is a birds-eye view of the exposition grounds and small oval vignettes of Independence Hall, Philadelphia (top left), Bunker Hill Monument, Boston (top center) and Faneuil Hall, Boston (top right). Below the center image is text and in the lower left below the date 1776, is a scene of a Revolutionary War battle labeled "The Struggle for Liberty." Below the 1876 date in the lower right are side by side farm and city scenes labeled "Peace and Prosperity." Provenance: W. Graham Arader III, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania (label verso); A du Pont Family Collection Condition: hinged in, restorations to paper, addition paper at bottom 7/8 x 19-3/4, light toning and fading; frame with minor abrasions
• A Pennsylvania land grant on vellum
  A Pennsylvania land grant on vellum dated 5-20-1796, granting a property in Lycoming County named "Brunswick" to William Bingham, and signed by Pennsylvania governor and Founding Father Thomas Mifflin (1744-1800). Mifflin was a Philadelphia merchant who was expelled by the Quakers for joining the Continental Army during the American Revolution, in which he served first as one of George Washington's aide-de-camps and then as Quartermaster General. After the Revolution he was the last President of Pennsylvania, succeeding Benjamin Franklin, a delegate to the Constitutional Convention, in the course of which he was a Signer of the Constitution, and then the first Governor of Pennsylvania. This document was also signed by the first Deputy Secretary of the Commonwealth, James Trimble (1755-1837), and by one Nathaniel Irwin.
• 1866 Indian Head Cent Penny
  1866 Indian Head Cent Penny
• BENJAMIN THOMA POUNCY (BRITISH,
  BENJAMIN THOMA POUNCY (BRITISH, CIRCA 1750-1799) AND THOMAS MEDLAND (BRITISH, 1755-1822) AFTER ROBERT CLEVELEY (2) The Glorious First of June 1794, a pair engravings, published London, 1795 by A. C. de Poggi each 50 x 77cm (2)
• 1912 gold Liberty
  1912 gold Liberty
• BACHELIN-DEFLORENNE XVI EME
  BACHELIN-DEFLORENNE XVI EME SIECLE Chromolithograph: 13 x 8 3/4 in. Framed
• 1856 Large cent MS 65
  1856 Large cent MS 65
• (2) VOLS., LAWS OF THE UNITED
  (2) VOLS., LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, 1796 & 1809 1796, Volume II, printed by Richard Folwell, Philadelphia, 576 pages, incl. Acts passed at the First and Second Sessions of the Second Congress, 1791-1792, treaties with Indian nations and with Great Britain, and the Declaration of Independence, 8"h x 5"w; 1809, Volume IX, incl. Tenth Congress of the United States, Brownstown Indian treaty, 309 pages plus index, 8.5"h x 5"w
• (5) 1866 ''The Aldine Ed. of the
  (5) 1866 ''The Aldine Ed. of the British Poets''leather bound and pulled feather motif to cover and page ends.Some light wear to covers.
• 1922
  1922
• 1 vol. Harper's Weekly. New York,
  1 vol. Harper's Weekly. New York, 1872. Vol. XVI. Folio, contemp. 1/4 morocco & marbled bds., gilt-lettered spine; scuffed, corners rubbed away, joints rubbed. Numerous wood-engraved illus. Internally clean. Includes 3 full-page illus. after Winslow Homer: "Making Hay," "On The Beach, Two Are Company," "Under The Falls, Catskill Mountains," Thomas Nast political illus., fold. bird's-eye view of Philadelphia (repaired on verso fold), Aftermath of Boston Fire, double-page Stanley & Livingstone Meeting (split in center). Complete year.
• Old '76 and Young '48 by Joseph
  Old '76 and Young '48 by Joseph Ives Pease Joseph Ives Pease (American 1809-1883). 1851-1853 engraving on paper after the painting by R. C. Woodville titled Old '76 and Young '48. marked on print Painted by R.C. Woodville l.l. Engraved by J. I. Pease l.r. From the original picture in the possession of the American Art Union. / American Art Union 1851 / Printed by J. Dalton / Entered According to Act of Congress in the year 1853 by the American Art Union in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the Southern District of New York; 7.5 x 9.5 in. (plate) Property of the Toledo Museum of Art Sold to Benefit the Acquisition Fund Condition: Soiled tears to margins.
• Six aquatint sporting prints
  Six aquatint sporting prints published Jan 1826 by J. Dickinson 114 Bond St. 5 1/4" x 8". ?
• SIXTH PLATE AMBROTYPE OF IDENTIFIED
  SIXTH PLATE AMBROTYPE OF IDENTIFIED AND ARMED VIRGINIA CONFEDERATE In half case, the tinted silhouette image shows a youthful volunteer holding a massive bowie knife while wearing a gray frock coat and conforming kepi. Benjamin Tisdale enlisted as a Private in Co. "C," 21st Virginia Infantry at Christiansville, Mecklendburg County on June 20, 1861. His regiment fought in the major campaigns from the Peninsula to the Valley before turning north to Pennsylvania. Private Tisdale was taken prisoner at Gettysburg on July 5, 1863 and found himself in the wretched confines of Fort Delaware less than two weeks later. He was released at war's end, taking "the Oath" back home in Southside Virginia on June 21, 1865. The inside back of the case is pencil inscribed "B. N. Tisdale / July 18 - 1865," which likely marks the end of his incarceration; below is an undated inscription simply reading "Benjamin N. Tisdale / Christiansville / Virginia."