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[Philadelphia: 1867]. Broadside, 12.5 x 9.25 inches, illustrated with several woodcuts. Old folds and creases, some scuffing and minor chipping to edges, rectangular-shaped portion of left margin cut away, not costing any of the printed area. A very rare political cartoon lambasting the Republican Party for its continued support of.....
Sumter County, AL: March 15, 1868. Broadside, 11.25 x 8.5 inches. Old folds and creases, a few tiny losses along folds. Expertly repaired along fold lines on verso. Good plus condition. The only known copy of a broadside from Reconstruction-era Alabama in which a landowner named A.M. Lewis threatens poachers.....
New Orleans: 1866. 12pp. Original printed wrappers, sewn. Minimal soiling, light edge wear to wrappers. Vertical center crease throughout. Light even toning to text, otherwise very clean. A scarce work issued by the Reconstruction government of the state of Louisiana seeking funds from the United States Congress to make repairs.....
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.....
Jefferson, Tx: 1869. [3]pp., folio, totaling approximately 400 words, docketed on verso of second leaf. Center horizontal fold, minor wear. Very good. A clearly-written contemporary copy of an original February 10, 1866 manuscript document, transferring the property of the former Confederate Ordnance Grounds from the U.S. Treasury Department to Samuel.....
Austin, Tx. November 5, 1867. Broadside, 10 x 8 inches. Old folds, light creasing, two holes punched along left margin. A rare special order issued by the occupying Army of the United States in Texas during early Reconstruction, listing new appointments of Austin city government in early November 1867. According.....