Beschreibung:

7 items: 1. Document Signed ("John Morton") being a Pennsylvania Eighteen Pence note,83 x 67 mm, "Third day of April, 1772", signed by John Morton, signer of the Declaration of Independence, as well as John Sellers and Chas Humphreys, minor chipping to edges. 2. Document Signed ("James Sullivan"), being a printed judicial appointment accomplished in manuscript of John Gardner Esq, in Suffolk County, June 31st, 1807, and signed by Sullivan as Governor of Massachusetts. Sullivan was an American revolutionary and a leader in the push for the Continental Congress. 3. Autograph Document Signed ("Daniel D. Tompkins"), 1 p, 4to, Sept 13, 1814, being a discharge for Zacharias Schoonmaker from the Army of the United States, signed by Daniel Tompkins, who was the fourth Governor of New York, as well as the 6th Vice President of the United States (under James Monroe), docketed to the verso, light soiling minor edgewear, folds. 4. Document Signed ("DeWitt Clinton"), partially printed and accomplished in manuscript, 1 p, April 30, 1808, being a Notary appointment signed by Dewitt Clinton, as Mayor of New York City, toning, chipping along left edge, with closed tear at left edge of upper fold, old tape repair; 5. Autograph Note Signed ("James J. Walker"), 115 x 135 mm (leaf removed from album), inscribed "For Barbara" and "With every good wish," with autograph to the verso of Cap Victor Kelber, lightly soiled. 6. Typed Letter Signed ("F. Laguardia"), 1 p, on "House of Representatives" letterhead, May 31, 1929, to Nicholas Selvaggi, expressing regret at missing a wedding for "a bad political situation here," clean, with folds. 7. Typed Letter Signed ("F. Laguardia"), 1 p, on "City of New York/Office of the Mayor" stationery, December 31, 1942, an invitation to a reception for Wladyslaw Sikorski, Polish Prime Minister, folded in the middle, clean.