Sale 784: Americana - Travel & Exploration - Maps, Prints & Views (#784) 03/23/2023 11:00 AM PDT Closed Starts Ending 03/23/2023 11:00 AM PDT Auction Info 784 637 PDF Prices Realized View ▼ Items per page 102550100 Sort by DefaultTime LeftLot#TitleNewestHighest PriceLowest PriceBids (Low - High)Bids (High - Low)Views (Low - High)Views (High - Low)RelevanceAuthorProvenancePublisherDate PublishedConditionCode Filter By Categories Category match ANY of the aboveALL of the above ConditionCodeConditionCode-Select-finenear finevery goodgoodfairpoor sold as is Featured Exclude closed lots Price Lot Number Results: Viewing items 1-10 of 467. Previous|12345678...47|Next Lot #1 Statement of reimbursed expenses paid in May 1780 to Ruggles, Constable of New Milford for transporting a Mulatto girl to Dover View details Estimate$600 - $900Sold for$1,500StatusSold Heading(African American, 1779)AuthorRuggles, Samuel; Noble Fine, Jeremiah Boardman, et alHeadlineRevolutionary War document about a mulatto womanDate PublishedDecember 9 -31, 1779, and January 20, 1780 Lot #2 Early letter from mother of important Union spy View details Estimate$500 - $800Sold for$468.75StatusSold Heading(African American, 1834)AuthorVan Lew, ElizaHeadlineMother of famed Civil War spy meets rich free Black in FloridaDate PublishedFebruary 26,1834 Lot #3 Letter from Moravian missionary to Jamaica revealing racist prejudices he brought from America View details Estimate$500 - $800Sold for$593.75StatusSold Heading(African American, 1842)AuthorHolland, Rev. Francis RaymondHeadlineSouthern racist missionary among freed Blacks in JamaicaDate PublishedJan. 22, 1842 Lot #4 Letter from a whaling ship seaman, a free Black leader of the African American community of New Bedford View details Estimate$400 - $600Sold for$1,125StatusSold Heading(African American, 1845)AuthorBrown, William H.HeadlineFree Blacks among the whalers of New BedfordDate PublishedNovember 11, 1845 Lot #5 Letter of a wealthy family of Virginia Quakers who intended to free their slaves View details Estimate$400 - $600Sold for$250StatusSold Heading(African American, 1846)AuthorCrenshaw, Nathaniel C.; and Margaret M. Crew;HeadlineVirginia Quakers as benevolent slave-ownersDate PublishedAugust 13-14, 1846 Lot #6 Letter to Scottish business partner about getting rid of a mentally ill slave woman in an asylum View details Estimate$500 - $800Sold for$312.50StatusSold Heading(African American, 1857)AuthorGilmour, JohnHeadlineSlave woman committed to a Virginia asylumDate PublishedMarch 7, 1857 Lot #7 Letter about an escaped slave recaptured by his master and a near-rescue by indignant soldiers View details Estimate$800 - $1,200Sold for$1,000StatusSold Heading(African American, 1862)AuthorCarter, Zeno AllenHeadlineEscaped slave seized by his master in Civil War WashingtonDate PublishedJuly 19, 1862 Lot #8 Letter from a young teacher about a cousin and an Abolitionist neighbor who had enlisted in the Union Army. View details Estimate$400 - $600Sold for$250StatusSold Heading(African American, 1862)AuthorEmmons, Fanny M. [Francis Matilda]HeadlineMassachusetts Abolitionist enlists in Union ArmyDate PublishedOct. 12, [1862] Lot #9 Letter from slave-owning heiress about legal problems with newly-emancipated slaves in Washington, D.C. View details Estimate$600 - $900Sold for$562.50StatusSold Heading(African American, 1862)AuthorHilleary, Eleanor B.M.HeadlineLetter about slaves freed during the Civil WarDate PublishedJuly 21, 1862 Lot #10 Aunt Sally; Or, The Cross the Way of Freedom View details Estimate$300 - $500Sold for$1,062.50StatusSold Heading(African American, 1863)AuthorWilliams, SallyHeadlineThe slave narrative of Sally WilliamsPublisherAmerican Reform Tract and Book SocietyDate Published1863 Items per page 102550100 Previous|12345678...47|Next1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041424344454647 Previous 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041424344454647 Next Previous 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041424344454647 Next