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 | CDV of Publisher, Politician Horace Greeley
Fine CDV of Horace Greeley (1811-1872). Identified on mount recto. In 1841 Horace Greeley published the first issue of the 'New York Tribune,' a daily Whig paper. The paper was to bring him fame and power. In his editorials, Greeley spoke out agains... | $100
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 | Abolitionist and Author Edward Everett Hale CDV
Edward Everett Hale (1822-1909) was an abolitionist Unitarian preacher and an author best remembered for writing the patriotic short story, 'The Man Without a Country.' CDV by Warren of Boston, Massachusetts has both his photographic logo mount recto... | $60
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 | Cabinet Card of Margeret W. Leitch
East Indian cabinet card of author Margeret Leitch. She is pictured surrounded by four small hindu girls. Identified mount recto as 'Miss M. W. Leitch, / And Hindoo Girls / Oodoville, Jaffna Ceylon'. Leitch, with her sister Mary is the author of Se... | $125
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 | Autographed Silver Photo of Bing Crosby
Silver image measuring 8 x 10 of Bing Crosby in his signature hat and pipe in mouth. Signed by the famous actor and singer.
Crosby was one of the biggest music and movie stars of the mid-20th century. He started out as a member of the Rhyth... | $250
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 | Erskine Caldwell Autographed Silver Photograph
Signed by the writer. Born Erskine Preston Caldewll (1903-1987), he was an American writer best known for his graphic novels about poverty and degeneration, such as Tobacco Road (1932).
'All I wanted to do was tell a story, to tell it to th... | $100
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 | Autographed Photo of Writer Alex Haley
Signed image of Alex Haley, who penned Roots, the Autobiography of Malcome X. Alex Haley wrote Roots, one of the most celebrated novels of the 1970s. Haley spent 20 years in the Coast Guard (1939-59) then began a second career as a writer, working fo... | $100
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 | CDV of Abraham Lincoln and his son Tad
Famous image of President Abraham Lincoln reading the Bible to his son Tad. With 'PRESIDENT LINCOLN / Reading the Bible to his Son Tad. / W.I.Pooley, / Publisher and Book Jobber,/ 331 PEARL STREET / Harper's Building Franklin Square / New York.'... | $75
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