June 20, 1875. [2]pp., on a single folded sheet. Minor wear and creasing. Francis Jackson Garrison (1848-1916) was the youngest child of William Lloyd Garrison and Helen Eliza Benson Garrison. Here, Garrison writes from the family home, Rockledge in Roxbury, Massachusetts, and responds to a woman named Mattie about her..... More
[Various locations in Maine, California, and the Philippines: 1898-1903]. Fifty-two autograph letters, signed, and two typed letters, signed, totaling 232 pages and approximately 25,000 words, written on a variety of letterhead and plain paper, almost all accompanied by original transmittal envelopes, and occasional ephemeral items sent home with the letters..... More
Bangor, Me. March 11, 1866. [3]pp., on a single folded sheet, docketed on verso of second leaf. Original folds, very short split along one fold line, light wear. An enthralling political letter authored by John Appleton, American lawyer, politician, and diplomat, who was writing to noted Maine Senator William Pitt..... More
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Portland, Me. Geo. Stinson & Co., [ca. 1870]. Carte-de-visite, 3.5 x 2.25 inches, on a slightly larger mount with printed caption in bottom margin, photographer's credit printed on verso. Light surface wear and dust-soiling, minor edge wear to mount. Ownership signature in blue pencil on verso, reading "Miss Gordon Fredericton."..... More