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BRADLEY HUBBARD LETTER

• BRADLEY AND HUBBARD LETTER
  BRADLEY AND HUBBARD LETTER HOLDER: Cast iron with brass finish foliate scroll with child in hat cabochon. Marked B & H 3572. 12'' h. x 10 1/2'' x 4 1/2''.CONDITION: Note loss of finish.
• FIVE METAL LETTER OPENERS
  FIVE METAL LETTER OPENERS Includes Bradley and Hubbard.
• Bradley and Hubbard high relief
  Bradley and Hubbard high relief plaque with woman's head 8'' diam. along with a pair of ''The Thinker'' 1927 bookends 6 1/2'' h.
• Pair signed Bradley and Hubbard
  Pair signed Bradley and Hubbard bookends. 5 1/2'' W 5'' Ht.
• Signed Bradley And Hubbard Gone
  Signed Bradley And Hubbard Gone With The Wind lamp. 21'' Ht.
• DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER: SIGNED
  DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER: SIGNED DOCUMENT OMAR BRADLEYan "Efficiency Report" on Omar N. Bradley, type-written on "Headquarters European Theatre of Operations United States Army" letterhead paper, dated 1 July, 1944, signed in brown ink, with handwritten note in brown ink "There is nothing too good to say about this man. DE" Condition: framed under Plexiglas. Two holes to top. Toning to paper. 7 1/2 x 10 inches sight; 17 1/4 x 14 1/4 inches frame Condition:
• (1) BRONZE BOOKEND BRADLEY &
  (1) BRONZE BOOKEND BRADLEY & HUBBARDQuaint bookend marked on rear B&H 6'' h. x 5'' w. has quote by Emerson ''Nothing is of an value in books excepting the transcendental and extraordinary. ''Private collection Metamora MI.
• 1777 ENLISTMENT BOUNTY BRADLEY
  1777 ENLISTMENT BOUNTY BRADLEY BATTALION Handwritten document on watermarked laid paper, ordering the payment of 180 pounds to Captain Josiah Childs for the enlistment of his Connecticut Company, dated Hartford, May 1, 1777, 7.5"h x 8.5"w (document), 9.5"h x 10.5"w (frame)
• METALWARE, SIX PIECES: BRADLEY &
  METALWARE, SIX PIECES: BRADLEY & HUBBARD ELK BRASS LETTER HOLDER; HAND-HAMMERED COPPER TRAY, 17 ¼" X 17 ¼"; LARGE BRASS CATHEDRAL CA...Metalware, six pieces: Bradley & Hubbard elk brass letter holder; hand-hammered copper tray, 17 1/4" x 17 1/4"; large brass cathedral candleholder, 19" h.; brass shield of arms plaque; brass lion plaque; brass photo easel, all pieces with light wear consistent with age and use including minor damages.
• TWO BRADLEY AND HUBBARD COVERED
  TWO BRADLEY AND HUBBARD COVERED CANISTERS. Both brass with finial handles one with incised rings the other with with geometric bands. Both with impressed triangular marks. 6 3/4'' and 7 3/4'' h.
• Modern American political
  Modern American political figures: over 90 signatures including Omar N. Bradley (signed "Brad") typed letter, July 11, 1972; "Prescott Bush" typed letter as Senator, July 30, 1953; "Thomas E. Dewey" signed Newsweek cover featuring him, July 10, 1944; "Barry" (Goldwater) typed letter, July 23, 1965 and signed photo post card, 5-3/8 x 3-1/4 in., corner loss ; "J. Edgar Hoover" typed letter, May 27, 1942, punched holes , and signed card; three "H.[enry] C.[abot] Lodge" typed letters, 1957-1964; "Norman Schwartzkopf" studio photo and Time magazine cover, February 4, 1991; four "Adlai [E. Stevenson]" typed letters, 1958-1963, and post card; "Wm. Hale ('Big Bill') Thompson" typed letter, official Chicago Mayor's stationery, March 28, 1916; "Strom Thurmond" typed letter of invitation, official Congress of the United States stationery, July 14, 1977, also signed by six others; "Wendell L. Willkie" typed letter, November 26, 1940; other items signed by Eugene McCarthy, Ed Meese, Margaret Chase Smith, Sam Rayburn, John D. Rockefeller IV, Brigadier General Mary Elizabeth Clarke, Richard J. Daley signed Chicago World's Fair postal cover, 1933; Dennis Hastert, Goodwin J. Knight, Fiorello LaGuardia, Alf M. Landon, Herbert Lehman, all in archival sleeves housed in two black leather "Presidential" series albums with gilt borders and titles by Exposures, 14-1/2 x 13 in., (95 pieces). Folds, minor stains, small losses throughout. Collection of H. Donald Nelson, Williamsburg, Virginia.
• Sgn. A. Lincoln Letter Letter dated
  Sgn. A. Lincoln Letter Letter dated November 19 1862 to Abraham Lincoln from Leonard Myers requesting Fort Delaware becoming a chaplain post with Mr. Shrigley serving as chaplain. Letter from Abraham Lincoln dated Dec. 2 1862 ''I invite the advice of the Hon. Sec. of War regarding this matter.''E
• Bradley & Hubbard Figural Dog
  Bradley & Hubbard Figural Dog Bookends 5''.
• REVOLUTIONARY WAR LETTER 1779ALS
  REVOLUTIONARY WAR LETTER 1779ALS from Georgia colonel Leonard Marbury to Major General Benjamin Lincoln, January 1779. Mentions the appointment of Samuel Elbert to Brigadier General (see Lot #67). Some other interesting content: "The spy I mentioned to you disappointed me ...I have not had an opportunity of hearing any thing from the enemy." Wax seal intact. Open, the letter measures about 9" x 13-3/4". Includes old engraving of General Lincoln. This document is one of several dozen important signed pieces in today'sale that were part of a large collection of American historical documents from 1650 through WWII. The estate collection, assembled from about 1920-1960, has never been offered for sale at auction. See images. This item can be shipped in-house.
• HENRY WARD BEECHER LETTER hand
  HENRY WARD BEECHER LETTER hand written with pen and ink. (American clergyman author social reformer abolitionist etc. 1813-1887). The letter written to a New York contributor dated June 1 (18)82 and signed Henry Ward Beecher. Under glass.
• AMERICAN LETTER. Dated February
  AMERICAN LETTER. Dated February 3, 1819. Pen and ink on paper detailing the settling of an estate in Middleton, Jefferson County, Kentucky. Addressed to "Mr. John Burriss" from his brother "HB". Some stains and tears. Framed to show both sides, 14.5"h. 20.5"w.
• Bradley & Hubbard Bronzed Plaque
  Bradley & Hubbard Bronzed Plaque tavern scene original paint 8'' x 10'' signed.
• Bradley & Hubbard Lincoln
  Bradley & Hubbard Lincoln Memorial Cast Iron Book Ends Condition: Very good.Dimensions: Ht. 3 1/2'' W 6''E
• 5 pieces. Typed Letters Signed.
  5 pieces. Typed Letters Signed. Truman, Harry [S]. All 1 p., 4to on White House letterhead, all to Colonel Grandy Lewis: Washington, August 2, 1945. Thanking Colonel Lewis for his report on the dispute between the Illinois Central Railroad and its employees represented by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen & Enginemen. * Washington, April 19, 1946. Appointing Colonel Lewis a member of an Emergency Board under the Railway Labor Act, re dispute between Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company and certain employees. Horizontal crease through signature. * Washington, April 26, 1946. Expressing his appreciation for Colonel Lewis for his successful efforts on the Emergency Board re the Texas & New Orleans Railroad labor dispute. Crease just touching bottom of 1 letter of Truman's signature. * Washington, May 21, 1946. Thanking Colonel Lewis for his report re Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company and The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainsmen. * Washington, September 3, 1946. Expressing his appreciation for Colonel Lewis's report re the dispute between the Northwest Airlines & The International Association of machinists. All letters clean & bright, Truman's signatures dark & bold. All but April 19, 1946 letter in White House envelopes.
• HARVARD UNIVERSITY RELATED
  HARVARD UNIVERSITY RELATED DOCUMENTS, LETTERS 1936Harvard University related documents, letters 1936. Includes Harvard Exam Questions for English (1932-1933), Geology (1932-1933), Anthropology (1933-1935), History (1933-1934). Handwritten notes comparing styles of Batak, Dayak, North Ireland, etc. 2 Letters from Harvard friends in 1936 (Peter and Ernest) to Louis Pierre Ledoux in New Guinea includes to envelopes to Rabaul, New Guinea. Date: 1930's Material: Paperwork Provenance: Louis Pierre Ledoux Collection
• Familiar Quotations by John
  Familiar Quotations by John Bartlett, with hand written letter inserted dated 1890 Boston: Little Brown and Company, 1914. Tenth edition, revised and enlarged by Nathan Haskell Dole. 8 vo. Tipped into fly page is a hand written and autographed letter by Bartlett on stationary, dated 1890. Full green leather with gilt tooled accents and decorative spine. Gilt ruled edges, marbled end papers.
• Pair of Bradley & Hubbard
  Pair of Bradley & Hubbard Bookends man with rifle on horseback cold painted bronzed finish signed 5 1/2'' tall.
• ARCHIVE OF KEN BROOKE
  ARCHIVE OF KEN BROOKE CORRESPONDENCE.Brooke, Ken. Archive of Ken Brooke Correspondence. Spanning 1977 - 1983, most being TLSs from Brooke to Busby on business matters, various products (specifically the Malini Egg Bag), personal gossip, and the perceived theft of their intellectual property. Many of Busby's carbon responses included along with price lists, order forms, and invoices. A posthumous letter from Brooke's partner, Barbara, accompanies the lot. Over 60 pages, typed and handwritten, neatly organized. Sold together with a substantial group of original Brooke instruction sheets.
• (COLLECTED WORKS) HUBBARD ELBERT
  (COLLECTED WORKS) HUBBARD ELBERT The Complete Writings. New York: The Roycroft Shop 1908. 20 vols. 4to 3/4 green morocco spines lettered in gilt t.e.g. Author's edition number 516 of 1 000 copies signed in each volume by Hubbard. Uniform fading to spines; light rubbing to boards; light intermittent brownspotting; hinges starting on some vols.; bookplates tipped to f.f.e.p. on some vols.
• EARL HUBBARD (1924-2003)
  EARL HUBBARD (1924-2003) CONTEMPORARY PRINTFramed print on paper, signed in the print lower center H (Earl Hubbard, American, 1924-2003), dated [20]02, sight: approx 37.5"h, 29.5"w, overall: 45.75"h, 37.75"w, 14lbs **Provenance: Designer Courtney Blanton's CBI Studio collection, Austin, Texas**
• HARVARD UNIVERSITY RELATED
  HARVARD UNIVERSITY RELATED DOCUMENTS, LETTERS 1936Harvard University related documents, letters 1936. Includes Harvard Exam Questions for English (1932-1933), Geology (1932-1933), Anthropology (1933-1935), History (1933-1934). Handwritten notes comparing styles of Batak, Dayak, North Ireland, etc. 2 Letters from Harvard friends in 1936 (Peter and Ernest) to Louis Pierre Ledoux in New Guinea includes to envelopes to Rabaul, New Guinea. Date: 1930's Material: Paperwork Provenance: Louis Pierre Ledoux Collection
• BRADLEY & HUBBARD BLINKING EYE
  BRADLEY & HUBBARD BLINKING EYE BANJO PLAYER circa 1875. 30 hour Waterbury lever movement.
• Seven American business leaders:
  Seven American business leaders: "BM Baruch" (Barnard M. Baruch, 1870-1965, financier, economist) signed letter, five typed lines, July 29, 1949, 9-3/4 x 7-5/8 in., with "Barnard Baruch" cut signature (countersigned "Howard P. Ingles"), 2-1/4 x 6-1/4 in., toning ; "Andrew Carnegie" (1835-1919, industrialist, philanthropist), cut blue ink signature, 7/8 x 3-3/8 in., mounting tape on verso ; "George Peabody/1869" (1795-1869, Peabody Institute founder), shakily signed carte de visite of him seated, 4-1/4 x 2-3/4 in., reduced at top, small surface loss top right corner ; two three-page typed letters, both Pelham Manor, New York, 1936, one signed "Sam" (Samuel D. Riddle, 1861-1951, breeder of horse "Man O' War"), one signed "Sam Riddle", both discussing family news, 11 x 8-1/2 in., moderate toning ; "Jno. Wanamaker" (John Wanamaker, 1838-1922, retailer who began "Money Back Guarantee"), signed with "29 May 91" on album page, 4 x 6-3/4 in., light soiling ; with ITT Chairman "Harold Geneen" signed Time magazine cover of him, September 8, 1967, 10-1/4 x 7-1/4 in., reduced ; Baxter International CEO "Harry Kraemer" signed Forbes magazine cover of him, September 9, 1999, all in archival sleeves housed in black leather "Presidential" series album with gilt borders and title, by Exposures, 14-1/2 x 13 in. (Nine items). Collection of H. Donald Nelson, Williamsburg, Virginia.
• RICHARD HALLIBURTON AUTOGRAPH
  RICHARD HALLIBURTON AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (ALS), PLUS SEVEN BOOKS CIRCA 1935 FRAMED 21" X 38".RICHARD HALLIBURTON AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (ALS), PLUS SEVEN BOOKS, Circa 1935, Letter to his publisher Bobbs-Merrill regarding his 1935 book Seven League Boots,. Framed together with a dust jacket portrait. Books include copies of Halliburton's The Flying Carpet,, The Book of Marvels,, Second Book of Marvels,, The Glorious Adventure,, The Royal Road to Romance, and The Seven League Book, and the 1961 biography Halliburton, The Magnificient Myth, by John Root. Dimensions: Framed 21" x 38". Provenance: Notes:Richard Halliburton (1900-1939) was a writer, lecturer, explorer and world traveler. His other books include The Royal Road to Romance, (1925), The Glorious Adventure, (1927) and New Worlds to Conquer, (1929). Halliburton was lost at sea in a typhoon in March 1939 as he and his crew attempted to sail the Chinese junk Sea Dragon from Hong Kong to San Francisco.
• TWO PAIRS OF BRADLEY & HUBBARD
  TWO PAIRS OF BRADLEY & HUBBARD BRONZE BOOKENDS EARLY 20TH CENTURYTWO PAIRS OF BRADLEY & HUBBARD BRONZE BOOKENDS, Early 20th Century, 1) "Speak No Evil, Hear No Evil, See no Evil". Heights 5.25". 2) "Homer and Dante". Heights 6.5".
• Fourteen American writers:
  Fourteen American writers: "Daniel Beard" (1850-1941), Boy Scouts founder, signed card, blue ink, 2-1/2 x 3-1/2 in.; 26-line typed letter signed "Pearl S. Buck" (1892-1973), regarding Vermont Village Square restoration in Danby, 11 x 8-1/2 in., light creases, soiling , with two courtesy passes to same ; seven-line autograph letter signed "H. Greeley" (Horace Greeley, 1811-1872, journalist), New York, April 29 (no year), regarding an associate traveling to Washington, 9-3/4 x 8 in., toning, one edge rough, fold through "Greeley "; paper signed "Yours truly/Henry W. Longfellow/1878" in black ink, mounted to card, 2-1/2 x 4-1/2 in., slight glue stains ; two cut signatures, "N. Webster" (Noah Webster, 1758-1843, lexicographer), each mounted on slip, 7/8 x 3 in. and 2-3/8 x 7 in., minor stains ; "Thomas Bailey Aldrich" autograph poem, 5 x 7-1/4 in.; "N. (Nathaniel) Boulton" signed engraving of him, 6-3/4 x 5-1/2 in., reduced at top, dampstains ; "Robertson Davies" signed address slip, 2-1/4 x 6-1/2 in.; five cut signatures, "J (Jeremiah) Day", "C. (Charles) G. Halpine", "J. (James) R. (Russell) Lowell", and two "Benjm. Trumbull" mounted on cards; engraving of Washington Irving by Johnson, Fry & Co., NY, 9 x 5-3/4 in.; autograph letter signed "J. (John) G. Saxe", 7-3/8 x 4-3/4 in., mounted on old album page, stains, tear through signature , (18 items.); in archival sleeves housed in black leather "Presidential" series album, with gilt border and title, by Exposures, 14-1/2 x 13 in. Collection of H. Donald Nelson, Williamsburg, Virginia.
• BRADLEY & HUBBARD BRASS WALL
  BRADLEY & HUBBARD BRASS WALL THERMOMETER having pierced frame marked B&H #3562. Dimensions: 15.25''L x 5.25''W. The thermometer is in good overall condition with light wear throughout and some loss to the finish.
• BRADBURY RAY Fahrenheit 451. New
  BRADBURY RAY Fahrenheit 451. New York: Ballantine 1953. 8vo publisher's red cloth lettered in yellow facsimile dust jacket. First edition with binding state D (no established priority). Signed by Bradbury on the title page. Rubbing to boards; bookseller's sticker to title page.
• Pr. Bradley & Hubbard Bronze
  Pr. Bradley & Hubbard Bronze Lincoln BookendsFinley cast to depict a three dimensional bust of lincoln between two pillars each 8.25''H circa early 20th century very well done.
• Douglas MacArthur signed letter, 14
  Douglas MacArthur signed letter, 14 typed lines on "General Headquarters, U.S. Armed Forces, Pacific" stationery, November 2, 1945, expressing sympathy to the wife of Lt. Col. Cornelius Z. Byrd upon his death as a prisoner of war, signed "Douglas MacArthur" in black ink, folds, slight fading , with a seven line typed letter dated February 6, 1923, signed "John J. Pershing" as General of the Armies, regarding the retirement of Major Norman H. Davis, separations, toning, pinholes, fading , both 10-1/2 x 8 in., (two pieces). Descended in Family of the Late Admiral John A. Dahlgren, Eastern Shore, Virginia.
• JOHN BRADFORD ALS TO JOHN
  JOHN BRADFORD ALS TO JOHN HANCOCK, JULY 15, 1776, WITH MENTION OF RECEIVING A COPY OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCEJOHN BRADFORD ALS TO JOHN HANCOCK, JULY 15, 1776, WITH MENTION OF RECEIVING A COPY OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE, three pages of folded letter on laid paper quarto, with docket written by John Hancock on verso. John Bradford, a protege of John Hancock, was the Continental Army agent and prize agent for the port of Boston during the American Revolution. His responsibilities included equipping ships and troops at Boston Harbor, as well as dividing the proceeds of captured ships between the government and privateers. Boston 15th July 1776 Dear Sir Your favour of the 6th Instant by Express reach'd me yesterday, am greatly obliged by your inclosing the Declaration of independance. it meets a General Eclat here, may a divine blessing follow that very important Resolution! The Resolve of the Hon.ble Congress Respecting supplies, sending the arms taken in the Scotch ships to General Washington, I beg leave to reply too, and hope I shall not fall under censure, for it being out of my power to Comply with it, The Brig Defence of Connecticut Cap.t Harding who was concern'd in taking the prizes claim'd by farr a greater proportion than I thought he was intitled too. Therfore he chose an agent to support it, he claim'd a Right to dispose of the proportion of Arms belonging to this Colony, and his agent being one of the independant Company. They insisted on the number of 70 being supplied. Seventy three were sent forward for York the 10th. The schooners were furnished with 20. Their were seventy Fuzes wch were sold to the Company with the musquets and Twenty two remain on hand damaged, Stock Locks etc being broke, which accounts for the whole number dld being 205. The Arms taken in the ship carried into Marblehead Cap.t Glover acquaints me were imediately dispers'd through his brothers Regiment. he never consulted me in any one measure Relative to the disposal of them or any of his other proceedings altho I have shown him my appointmt under the Signature of the Marine Committee. he bouys himself up with an Opinion that as my Commission is not in my possession, I am not empower'd to act however when that arrives I hope he will be undeceived(?) he has advertized the powder for sale. I, on seeing it, went to a Lawyer to take his advice. he frankly told me Mr. Glover had been with him on the Occasion, and he advised him not to move in it. I design seeing him tomorrow, my Commis'n would be a means of setting matters in a right way, hope I shall be fav. with it when Convenient. Your Ltr to Mr. Bant(?) I forwarded to him to Framingham the hour I rec'd. it wch was 1 o'Clock yesterday by a man who came down for medicine for Mr. Bant(?) he being sick. I have nothing farther to trouble you with at present, but to wish you Every Happyness and to Assure you that I am with the greatest truth Dear Sir Your much obliged and most obedient & hble Serv J. Bradford Please observe for the musquets were not sold to the Independant Company till after the time we might have Expected an order to send them to York, and finally with this proviso that if such an order came, the purchasers promised by their Committee to Return them. I this day have had a Conference with them and shew them the Resolve inclos'd me, they urge the law of Self preservation, they say they've no arms (wch is a fact) that all the Regiments now here are order'd away and many arguments of the like nature urged by their ablest Rhetoricians, that in short they seem? to wish it was in the power of Eloquence to Elude a pledge of honour if theirs a possibility of Coming at the Arms by soothing(?) I'll get them return'd. Yr. most Obed't J. Bradford I can't help mentioning that within a Week past, I have ... of the portledge Bills of three of the Schooners which amount'd to 2800 Dollars. So Shamefully have they neglected that duty with all the advantages they've had of money in their hands. I have drawn in fav.r of Mr. Joseph Barrett for 1500 Dollars and shall be oblig'd to draw largely if I am not supplied tho I am afraid I shant be able to ... my Bills. [clean separations on the folds, piece missing lower left corner of first page but no loss of content, two small pieces separated at right side of first page but no loss of content, glue stain on top of 3rd page, edge chipping]