
		Civil War
		Bullet-making patent signed in 1859 by Buchanan’s future Secretary of War Joseph Holt and his Secretary of the Interior Jacob Thompson who were involved in particular intrigue at the onset of the Civil War.
		Stock #-52256	$ 800


		Public Transportation
		Attractive patent for improvement in streetcar wheels to prevent mud from “causing friction and great wear to the journals”.
		Stock #-52255	$ 600


		Civil War
		Gettysburg Battlefield bullet mold
		Stock #-52254	$ 500


		Czarina Catherine II of Russia
		As incentives to Moldavian boyars to cross the border and settle in Russia, rather than move deeper into the Ottoman Empire, the Empress announces she will give them “vacant lands of our vast Empire in the vicinity of the Moldavian borders,” allow them to take their serfs with them, and grant them paid rank in military or civil service if they wish to join.
		Stock #-52253	$ 3,800


		Daniel Webster
		Ornately engraved, pristine patent for “improvement in the mode of propelling ships”, signed by Daniel Webster.
		Stock #-52252	$ 1,600

Our President, John Reznikoff, and the staff
at University Archives have been serving
autograph collectors' needs since 1979.
In that time, we have established a hard-earned
reputation, for offering highly desirable and
unique autographs at a fair price.

We handle autographs and historical documents
of all types encompasing every imaginable
subject matter.

One of our specialties is in autographs of
historical figures from the Revolutionary War,
Civil War, and Presidents. We currently have
letters, documents and autographs from many
periods of American History, as well as vintage
Hollywood, Literature, Space & Aviation,
and Sports autographs.

No matter what your area of concentration,
University Archives will help you locate those
hard-to-find manuscripts, letters and autographs
to enhance your collection. If you would like
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