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Partly-printed D.S. 1p. oblong 8vo., ‘Office of the Commissioner of Revenue’, July 20, 1841, a receipt of the sum of $38.00 from John Shipman for taxes on a property in the county of Gonzalez. Signed by Commissioner of Revenue EDMUND STICKNEY (1816-1854) who served as Secretary of State of Texas. Notation on verso requesting a receipt. Central fold reinforced with archival tape, hole at top left corner, toning, overall good. According to our consignor, this document is unrecorded in the Republic of Texas Printing.

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116: Militaria & Autograph Auction 2026 Day 2

Mar 27, 2026 10:00 AM EDT

Elkton, MD, United States

(SAM HOUSTON SPEECHES): (1793 - 1863) American soldier and politician, defeated Santa Anna at San Jacinto and became first president of the Republic of Texas. Scarce imprint ‘Speeches of Hon. Sam Houston, of Texas, on

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(SAM HOUSTON) TEMPLE HOUSTON: TEMPLE HOUSTON (1860– 1905) American attorney and politician who served from 1885 to 1889 in the Texas State Senate. He was the last-born child of Margaret Lea Houston and Sam Houston, the

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THE FOUNDER OF BEAUMONT, TEXAS HIRES SLAVE: HENRY MILLARD (ca. 1796-1844) American military officer and public servant who, in 1835, founded the city of Beaumont. The following year, Millard commanded a battalion in the Battle of San Jacinto

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(EARLY TEXAS): PETER H. BELL (1812-1898) American soldier known for his role during the battle of Buena Vista and later the governor of Texas from 1849-1853, and Member of Congress, serving from 1853-1857.

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(EARLY TEXAS): PETER H. BELL (1812-1898) American soldier known for his role during the battle of Buena Vista and later the governor of Texas from 1849-1853, and Member of Congress, serving from 1853-1857.

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(TEXAS IMPRINT): A scarce promotional leaflet, 3 x 6.25 in., Channing, TX [?], ca. 1909-1919. Titled ‘Would You Accept a Town Lot Absolutely Free?’ and offering the prospective client a lot in

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(TEXAS IMPRINT): Scarce imprint, ‘Sermon and Very Short Life Sketch of L. R. Millican Over Fifty Years a Missionary in West Texas, 5 x 9 in., 32pp. Self-published in El Paso, 1929. String-bound with cover

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(TEXAS IMPRINT): Scarce imprint, 81pp. 8vo., Austin: ‘Office of the ‘State Gazette’, 1866, paper wrappers. Titled ‘A Preliminary Report of the Geological and Agricultural Survey of

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(TEXAS IMPRINT): Scarce imprint, 48pp. sm. 8vo., Waco: Kellner Printing Co., 1900, staple-bound with paper wrappers. Titled ‘A Sermon by B. H. Carroll of Waco, Texas. Preached in San Antonio, Texas, Sunday

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(TEXAS IMPRINT): Printed publication, ‘Taft Ranch: A History of the Fifty Years of Development sponsored by Coleman-Fulton Pasture Company with sketches of Gregory and Taft, the two towns it created’, by

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(TEXAS OUTLAW ARREST WARRANT): Partly-printed D.S. 1p. 8vo., Williamson County, TX, Oct. 9, 1876. A warrant to arrest and holding of Joel A. Fowler on the charge of ‘assault with intent to murder’. District Court

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(TEXAS) ANSON JONES: ANSON JONES (1798-1858) American physician who served as the fourth and last President of the Republic of Texas. In this capacity Jones oversaw the final negotiations that led to the annexation of Tex

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(TEXAS) EDMUND J. DAVIS: EDMUND J. DAVIS (1827-1883) Union general, served as the 14th Governor of Texas during the Reconstruction Era, and is notable for his support of African-American civil and legal rights. Partly-printed

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BOND FOR SALE OF SLAVE: Partly-printed D.S. 1p. legal folio, Gonzales, Sept. 1856, a bond of $300.00 levied by the sheriff of Gonzales to William Means for the property of ‘…one Negro boy named Taylor aged about

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ANNOUNCEMENT OF SLAVE SALE: Manuscript document 1p. oblong 8vo., Washington County, MO, May 1832, making the public aware of a sale of ‘six negroes viz. and one mulatto boy…formerly the property of William WhaleyR

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THEODORE ROOSEVELT: (1858 - 1919) Twenty-sixth President of the United States who started the Panama Canal, settled the Russo-Japanese War, broke up Standard Oil and encouraged conservation. Superb, almost 5 in. long sig

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JOHN BANKHEAD MAGRUDER: (1807 - 1871) Confederate major general, 'Prince John' routed Union forces at Big Bethel and re-captured Galveston in a daring attack in January, 1863. Partly-printed D.S., 1p. oblong 8vo., Fort Adams

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JOHN J. PETTUS: (1813-1867) Governor of Mississippi from 1859 to 1863, a strong supporter of secession to defend the ‘superiority and supremacy of the white race’. Forced to flee to Alabama by the Union c

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(TEXAS) WILLIAM H. PARSONS: (1826-1907) Confederate brigade commander of Texas regiments, put up for promotion to brigadier general multiple times but was never confirmed. Saw action in the Trans Mississippi theater and the Red

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GEORGE III: (1738 - 1820) King of England during the American Revolution, it was his policies of taxation and repression that led to the uprisings in the Colonies. Manuscript D.S. with the king's 'mad'

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(TEXAS) ANSON JONES: ANSON JONES (1798-1858) American physician who served as the fourth and last President of the Republic of Texas. In this capacity Jones oversaw the final negotiations that led to the annexation of Tex

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