September 30, 2021 10:30 AM EDT - New York, NY, US
- Auction Details
PRINTED & MANUSCRIPT AMERICANA
by Swann Auction Galleries
349 lots
21: (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) William Soule. Indian Lodges of Buffalo Skins & Cedar Poles.
22: (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Group of 11 cartes-de-visite, tintypes, cabinet cards, and stereoviews.
24: (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Group of 9 mostly larger-format mounted images.
25: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Opposition to the Stamp Act as seen in the letterbook of a New York iron merchant.
26: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [Philip Dawe, artist.] Bostonian's Paying the Excise Man, or Tarring & Feathering.
27: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [Stratton]; after Paul Revere. The Bloody Massacre Perpetrated in King-Street, Boston.
28: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) St. John Honeywood, artist. The Battles of Lexington and Concord, after the famous engravings by Doolittle
29: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION.) James Mitan, engraver; after Trumbull. The Battle of Bunker's Hill, near Boston.
30: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) [Matthew & Mary Darly], artists. Bunkers Hill, or America's Head Dress.
31: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1776.) Abraham W. de Peyster. Letter describing the deadly lightning storm just before the Battle of Long Island.
32: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1777.) Issue of the Boston-Gazette and Country Journal.
33: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1777.) Jeremiah Beard Eells. Diary of a Connecticut officer imprisoned in the infamous Manhattan sugarhouse.
34: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1778.) Receipt for blankets for Connecticut troops at Valley Forge.
35: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1778.) Joseph Woodbridge. Letter discussing the perils of shipping along the heavily patrolled Connecticut coast.
36: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1778.) John Chaloner. Receipt for cattle delivered to Valley Forge.
37: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1778.) Invoice for the support of 25 soldiers' families in Wallingford, CT.
38: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1778.) Vasseur, engraver; after Borel. L’Amérique Indépendante, Dédiée au Congrés des Etats Unis de l'Amérique.
39: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1779.) Commonplace books kept by prisoner Rufus Lincoln, a Massachusetts officer.
40: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1779.) Letter from a Frenchman in Maryland.
