A few examples of appraisal values for
SUSAN B ANTHONY

• Susan B. Anthony autograph
  Susan B. Anthony autograph letter, nine lines in light brown ink on "National American Woman Suffrage Association" printed letterhead, Rochester, New York, June 22, 1905, to Miss Catherine Goggins (per accompanying posted envelope), "I had not heard of dear Miss Hales' illness…I do hope for her complete recovery…when she is well I shall want to talk over things with her…", signed "Susan B. Anthony" (American suffragist, 1820-1906), 11 x 8-1/2 in. Fold between "Susan" and "B.", light toning; envelope with light soiling and creases. Early American History Auctions, June 11, 2005, Lot 2; Collection of Donald Nelson, Williamsburg, Virginia.
• SIGNED SUSAN B. ANTHONY LETTER &
  SIGNED SUSAN B. ANTHONY LETTER & EPHEMERA United States1884Envelope containing signed letter by American Women's Rights Activist Susan B. Anthony reading "We now have two genuine republican Commonwealths- Wyoming & Colorado- and I trust, Nov. 6. 1894- will bring us two more- New York & Kansas- So that our woman suffrage flag may have four stars on it's field of blue- where we now have only two!! Susan B. Anthony"
• 2 vols. Stanton, Elizabeth Cady;
  2 vols. Stanton, Elizabeth Cady; Anthony, Susan B.; Gage, Matilda Joslyn. The History of Woman Suffrage. New York: Fowler & Wells, 1882. Vols. 1 & 2 only. Lg. 8vo, orig. sheep; rubbed & worn, covers detached but present. Plates. Internally clean. Presentation copy, inscribed to Miss Adelaide Mann, dated, "August 1882," & signed by Susan B. Anthony on 1/2 title of vol. 1 & front blank of vol. 2. Inscriptions & signatures clean & clear.
• 16 Susan B Anthony $1 Coins
  16 Susan B Anthony $1 Coins 1979-P - 1981-S. (No 1981-S Type II)
• BRONZE BUST OF SUSAN B. ANTHONY?
  BRONZE BUST OF SUSAN B. ANTHONY? SIGNED BURNS: 13'' h. affixed to marble plinth.
• SUFFRAGETTE SASH "VOTES FOR WOMEN",
  SUFFRAGETTE SASH "VOTES FOR WOMEN", PATRIOTIC SASH "JUSTICE" TOGETHER WITH 23 BROADSIDES FOR BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS THE CONSUMER...SUFFRAGETTE SASH "VOTES FOR WOMEN", PATRIOTIC SASH "JUSTICE" TOGETHER WITH 23 BROADSIDES FOR BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS THE CONSUMERS' LEAGUE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, pre 1920, gold satin sash measures 48 x 3 1/2 in. with additional separate gold satin sash stamped in black "VOTES FOR WOMEN" measuring 22 x 2 1/4 in., the color gold was taken from the symbolic sunflower (the Kansas state symbol) while Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton were campaigning there. These sashes were worn to rallies, parades and meetings to support the right to vote, the 19th Amendment in 1920; red, white, and blue woven silk taffeta states "JUSTICE" with mitred corners, gilt metal tassel and sequin decorated rosette to ends measures 42 x 4 in., not including tassel; broadsides are printed on the front (the broadsides were recycled as the reverse side has manually typed letters from a single 27-year-old living in Washington named Elizabeth to her mother about her life), 11 x 8 1/2 in. (25)
• SUSAN C. WATERS (AMERICAN,
  SUSAN C. WATERS (AMERICAN, 1823-1900) BARNYARD GATHERING Oil on canvas. Signed 'Mrs. Susan C. Waters' (lower left).
• Poster designed by Robert Indiana
  Poster designed by Robert Indiana advertising the Virgil Thomson and Gertrude Stein opera ''The Mother of Us All'' (an opera about the life and work of women's rights activist Susan B. Anthony) at the Tyrone Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis MN; names of Artistic Directors H. Wesley Balk (American 1932 - 2003) and Thomas Nee (American 1920 - 2008) appear on the poster as well as the name of Guest Designer Robert Indiana (American 1928 - ); poster shows the silhouette of a suffragette in front of an early 20th C. automobile framed behind glass surface grime some scratches to the frame minor damage to paper backing not examined out of frame ss: 35 1/2'' h. x 22 1/2'' w.
• 1 piece. (Original Program.)
  1 piece. (Original Program.) "National Conventions of Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage and National Woman's Party." Washington, D.C., March 1-4, 1917. 8vo, 4 pp. Minor creasing, slightly toned. Crisp & attractive.
• ANN GRIFALCONI (NEW YORK,
  ANN GRIFALCONI (NEW YORK, 1929-2020), “THE MAN OVER THERE SAYS THAT WOMEN NEED TO BE HELPED INTO CARRIAGES ... AND AIN'T I A WOMAN?”, FROM SOJOURNER TRUTH'S (1797-1883) 1851 SPEECH AT THE WOMEN'S RIGHTS CONVENTION, AKRONANN GRIFALCONI, New York, 1929-2020, "The man over there says that women need to be helped into carriages ... and ain't I a woman?", from Sojourner Truth's (1797-1883) 1851 speech at the Women's Rights Convention, Akron, Ohio. Copyright 1971, New York. Unsigned. Dimensions: Lithograph printed in pink and purple, 32" x 23". Unframed.
• 2PC WOMEN'S RIGHTS & SUFFRAGETTE
  2PC WOMEN'S RIGHTS & SUFFRAGETTE AUTOGRAPHS Washington D.C., New York19th CenturyIncludes an autograph of Belva A. Lockwood, a Women's rights advocate and Suffragette who was one of the first female lawyers in the United States, and a signature from Grace Greenwood aka Sara Jane Lippincott, an American poet, author, newspaper founder, and advocate of social reform and Women's rights.
• SUSAN C. M. WATERS 'BARNYARD
  SUSAN C. M. WATERS 'BARNYARD ANIMALS' O/CSusan Catherine Moore Waters, American (1823-1900). Oil on canvas 'Barnyard Animals', signed lower left. Ornate carved gilt wood frame. Measures 31.5"H x 43"W framed; 23.5"H x 35.75"H unframed.
• Senator Charles Sumner CDV by Brady
  Senator Charles Sumner CDV by Brady A ca 1861 E. Anthony CDV from a Brady negative of Senator Charles Sumner (1811-1874) the outspoken Massachusetts abolitionist who served as the leader of the Radical Republicans during and after the war but is perhaps best known for being beaten nearly to death on the floor of the Senate chamber by South Carolina senator Preston brooks in 1856. Condition: Scuffed near Sumner's left elbow else very good.
• A Group of Three Anti-Slavery
  A Group of Three Anti-Slavery Tokens 1838 each depicting a woman in chains recto "Am I Not a Woman & a Sister" around the rim verso with a wreath and "United States of America" diameter 1 in.
• 1 vol. Catt, Carrie Chapman;
  1 vol. Catt, Carrie Chapman; Schuler, Nettie Rogers. Woman Suffrage and Politics: The Inner Story of The Suffrage Movement. New York: Scribner's, 1923. First edition. 12mo, orig. silver-lettered blue cloth; light edge wear, slightly scuffed, front hinge stressed. Ex-library copy - control number on spine, library label removed from back paste-down. Signed by Carrie Chapman Catt on front free endpaper.
• SUSAN HELY ST JOHN (AMERICAN,
  SUSAN HELY ST JOHN (AMERICAN, 1834 - 1913), OIL ON CANVAS BOARD, DEPICTS PORTRAIT OF YOUNG WOMAN, BROWN BACKGROUND, SIGNED LR, FRAME...Susan Hely St John (American, 1834 - 1913), oil on canvas board, depicts portrait of young woman, brown background, signed LR, framed, condition consistent with age including toning, craquelure, and wear to surface, ss: 14" h. x 9 1/2" w.
• SILHOUETTE OF A GIRL. American
  SILHOUETTE OF A GIRL. American dated 1838. Young woman wearing a full sleeved blue dress with ruffled white collar. Hollow cut with watercolor and graphite body. Identified as Surbrina Perkins born 1812 in Maine. Modern frame 7 3/4''h. 5 1/2''w. Surbrina (Sabrina) married Samuel Pomeroy Plaisted in 1830. They are listed in 1850 Portland Maine census. Sold at Garth's 1983 lot 51.
• 1825 Female Union Society
  1825 Female Union Society Brooklyn New York diploma.
• Etching, John Sloan (American,
  Etching, John Sloan (American, 1871-1951) attributed, plate signed, Suffragettes march, matted and framed; as-is condition- General marks and surface wear, scratches, rubbing, flaws, and losses. Possible restorations; sight L 6" H 4 3/4" (Approx.)
• GROUP OF FIVE PEACE-TYPE AND TWO
  GROUP OF FIVE PEACE-TYPE AND TWO SUSAN B. ANTHONY SILVER DOLLARS WITH ONE KENNEDY SILVER CLAD AND WALKING LIBERTY SILVER HALF DOLLARGroup of Five Peace-Type and Two Susan B. Anthony Silver Dollars with Kennedy and Walking Liberty Half-Dollars
• Sarah T. Bolton Noted Poet
  Sarah T. Bolton Noted Poet Quarter Plate Daguerreotype Quarter plate housed in a full case separated at the spine with an inked note pasted to the pad reading Mrs Sarah T. Bolton of Indianapolis In.? Presented to A.L. Ruter Dufour by the Original. 1850.Sarah T. Bolton (1814 - 1893) was an American poet known as the "Pioneer Poet Laureate of Indiana " and a women's rights activist in that state.? She began her writing career by mailing poems to the local newspaper in Madison Indiana and they were so admired by the newspaper's editor Nathaniel Bolton (1803-1858) that he asked to marry her.? They moved to Indianapolis so that Mr. Bolton could found the city's first newspaper and Sarah used the influence this position gave the couple in order to advance equal rights and democratic ideals.? She is credited with working alongside U.S. Congressman Robert Dale Owen in order to include the recognition of women's property rights in 1851 Indiana Constitution. Bolton's poetry noted for capturing the pioneer spirit of "Western" America was upbeat and melodic and often set to music and sung at schools and public gatherings.? She is commemorated today by Sarah T. Bolton Park in Indianapolis and a bronze plaque in the Indiana State House.This lot plus lots 103 and 104 were part of a larger grouping related to Amanda Ruter Dufour which surfaced in the inventory of an antiques business that closed in the northern neck of Virginia in the 1970s. Amanda Dufour (nee Ruter) was a native of Indiana and at the time these photographs were taken was the wife of a prosperous New Albany merchant. New Albany is immediately across the river from Louisville thus explaining the presence of the Prentice daguerreotype. Her connections also explain the Whitcomb daguerreotype. Dufour like Bolton was noted as a poet and lyricist and as an Indiana native would have no doubt known Bolton quite well. A picker turned up the grouping which included these three cased images plus diaries numerous books with Dufour's maiden name inside and various unidentified daguerreotypes and ambrotypes. Condition: Minor solarization at mat edges else very good.?
• American School (19th century)
  American School (19th century) Miniature Portrait of a Woman, said to be by Thomas Sully (Pennsylvania, 1783-1872), unsigned, watercolor on ivory, 4-1/2 x 3-3/8 in., gilt oval frame,
• 19th century American School
  19th century American School portrait, portrait of seated woman wearing a scarf and holding a book, said to be the half-sister of George W. Alden (born 1860 in Cambridge, Massachusetts), watercolor on paper painted in oval, 25-7/8 x 20-7/8 in.; early 20th century gilt wood and composition frame. Toning, tacked at edges with glue to verso of mat, fading, light foxing; frame with minor losses and abrasions, areas of retouch. Private Collection, Tryon, North Carolina.
• PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN BY DOROTHY
  PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN BY DOROTHY SWAIN LEWIS. American, 1915-2013. Oil on canvas, signed lower right. Portrait of fellow WASP (Women Airforce Service Pilots) Caryl "Suds" Stortz seated on a book "To our Sagacious Suds, Daytona Beach 1950". Lewis, a WASP pilot and program instructor, was discharged from the Air Force in 1957. Unframed, 18"h. 16"w.
• ISAAC HENRY CALIGA PORTRAIT OF A
  ISAAC HENRY CALIGA PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN PAINTING Massachusetts, Indiana,1857-1934 Depicts a seated woman resting her chin atop her hand dressed in dark close with yellow and floral accents, identified as Mrs. George Binney also known as Aunt Scotty.
• AFTER ANTOINETTE-LOUISE
  AFTER ANTOINETTE-LOUISE DEMARCYAFTER ANTOINETTE-LOUISE DEMARCY (France, 1788-1859) oil on canvas, mid-19th century portrait of Elizabeth Brown Mullanphy. Unsigned. The oval image measures 30" x 25". In a period gilt wood and gesso frame. Elizabeth was the wife of John Millanphy who emigrated from Ireland to American in 1792. In 1818 she moved to Paris and in 1836 moved to St. Louis. Lot includes biographical information about Mullanphy.
• GEORGE TOBIN PORTRAIT PAINTING OF
  GEORGE TOBIN PORTRAIT PAINTING OF AN ELEGANT WOMAN United States,1864-1956Depicting an elegant woman standing in a black dress holding a letter while leaning against a garden wall with roses.
• Susan Waters 1823–1900. Untitled.
  Susan Waters 1823–1900. Untitled. oil on canvas. 36 h × 43 w in. result: $1,250. estimate: $2,000–3,000.
• Thomas Sully (PA 1783-1872)
  Thomas Sully (PA 1783-1872) Portrait Studyoil and graphite on paper laid on board three quarter length portrait of a woman in an empire gown with red wrap likely painted circa 1820 housed in gilt composition frame under glass the frame retains remnants of a label from Geo. F. Or Picture Framer on Madison Ave. in New York.Painting 6.75 x 5 3/16 in.; DOA 8.5 x 6.75 in.Noted on verso ''Nash Mastic Varnish'' - yellowing to varnish. Small abrasion to edge at top left.The collection of Barbara Rhoades NC grandniece of Katherine N. Rhoades and granddaughter of Lyman Rhoades Sharon CT and New York NY
• SUSANNE FASSIER WOOD
  SUSANNE FASSIER WOOD SCULPTURESusanne Fassier (American 20th/ 21st c.)- Statue of Liberty- wood sculpture, 2006, intialled S. F. 3-06 on bottom, very good conidition. 26''h
• O. P. SUSMEYAN AFRICAN AMERICAN
  O. P. SUSMEYAN AFRICAN AMERICAN NUDE PHOTOGRAPH Massachusetts,20th CenturyDepicts a nude African American woman seated on a stool with knees drawn up to her chest engulfed by soft light giving the image a luminous quality.
• FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED
  FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, RECEIVING A DEPUTATION OF FEMALE SUFFRAGISTS, FRAME: 17 1/4 X 22 IN. (43.8 X 55.9 CM.)Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, Receiving a Deputation of Female Suffragists,, Dimensions: Frame: 17 1/4 x 22 in. (43.8 x 55.9 cm.)
• (LOT OF 47) COLLECTION OF COINS
  (LOT OF 47) COLLECTION OF COINS (lot of 47) Collection of coins, including a 1979 Susan B Anthony dollar; a 2000P Sacagawea silver gilt dollar; (4) Presidential dollars; and 41 Kennedy Half Dollars
• Susan Smyly (NY 1940-2009) Nude
  Susan Smyly (NY 1940-2009) Nude Drawingpencil and colors on paper signed and dated 1973 at lower right matted under glass within a gilt foliate frame.Thrilled with ''ungelating curves '' Susan completed this work while an artist at the Academy in Rome. Among her many accolades were two Prix de Rome awards.SS 12.5 x 15 in.; DOA 27 x 29 in.Light foxing.Collection of Mary Jo & Dick Bell founders of Garden Gallery and the Water Garden Raleigh NC
• AMERICAN SCHOOL (C. 1835): PORTRAIT
  AMERICAN SCHOOL (C. 1835): PORTRAIT OF A LADY IN GRAY VELVET AND A TURBAN Oil on panel; losses to frame. 34 x 26 1/2 in. (sight) 45 1/2 x 38 in. (frame). Note: A label fragment glued to the period frame points to Helen McQuat Burden (1802-1860) as the sitter. She was the wife of Henry Burden founder of the Burden Iron Works in Troy NY.
• CYNTHIA MITCHELL SCOTT WOMAN
  CYNTHIA MITCHELL SCOTT WOMAN PORTRAIT PAINTING Massachusetts,20th CenturyFigure painting of a seated African American woman dressed in black against a black and red background. Scott founded an informal artists group named the New England Women of Color Artists with her work exhibited in Boston, Massachusetts and Providence, Rhode Island.