[N.p., likely Springfield, Il. ca. January 8, 1877]. Three long galley leaves, each approximately 6.5 x 19 inches and printed on rectos only, with numerous pencil emendations. Old folds and creases, numerous chips and tears to margins, pervasive wrinkling, making reading a bit challenging at times, but with no loss..... More

[St. Louis: 1876]. 4pp., on a single folded sheet. Minor toning, a few shallow edge chips. A rare statement by the embattled Democratic Party reaffirming its commitment to "Republican Self-Government" and the Constitution in the run-up to the controversial Election of 1876, but ultimately a document which contradicts its own..... More

New Orleans: Peter O'Donnell, [1867]. Broadsheet, approximately 11 x 9 inches. Previously folded. Some wear along old folds, pinhole-sized losses in right margin, not affecting text. A few nicks a very short tears at edges. Some soiling in upper right quadrant, otherwise light toning. An interesting broadsheet form used for..... More