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Receipt for sale of a suite of 24 plates, "Panthéon,"

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    Receipt for Thompson portraits

    Manuscripts

    This is the receipt for payment to the painter Ammi Phillips for painting portraits of both Alexander and Hannah Bull Thompson in 1824. It is for $20.00. It is signed by Phillips.

    mssHM 72097

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    [Collection of works]

    Rare Books

    A set of 23 volumes containing the works of Francesco and Giovanni Battista Pirenasei uniformly bound in red half morocco over marbled boards by Tessler, of Rue de la Harpe, Paris. Each volume also has a presntation bookplate to the Architectural League of New York from Mr. C.H. Seuff, April 1897, with their shelf marks. The 23rd volume is labeled "24" on the spine and it is not clear if the set was originally 24 volumes, or if v.23 was simply mislabeled. The plates of Carceri d’invenzione were separated from v.8 and are housed separately in a folder. The 23 volumes and the folder of Carceri d'invenzione plates have been collated and copy of the details may be found in the Provenance File in Rare Books. 3 volumes with the bookplate "The property of the Merrymount Press, Boston" were added to this set as volumes 25-27. They are numbered on their spines "VIII", "IX" and "X". These volumes duplicate titles already in the original set, but their contents have not been fully collated.

    69988

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    Caroline Brady bill of sale of slaves to Henry A. Ellison

    Manuscripts

    This is a bill of sale for three slaves to Henry A. Ellison by Caroline Brady. It was witnessed by P. M. Bryan. It is undated and the location is unknown.

    mssHM 82545

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    Receipt for Benjamin Davis Wilson

    Manuscripts

    The receipt to B. D. Wilson is for "Sixty two 30/100 Dollars" which was "interest for the month of September on a certain promise note of twenty five hundred dollars." It is signed "J. P. Newmark per Harris Newmark." It is dated 1855, October 1 and was written in Los Angeles.

    mssHM 72179

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    A. M. Legendre draft of letter

    Manuscripts

    This is a handwritten draft of a letter by Legendre to an unknown addressee. It is in French and dated "Prairial, l'an 6."

    mssHM 81292

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    Receipt concerning merchandise

    Manuscripts

    This manuscript is a receipt for clothing and supplies purchased by Edwin Bryant from William A. Leidesdorff, intended for Indians. Colonel Frémont's account is to be charged.

    mssHM 544