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Cooper, James Fenimore
Precaution. New York: A.T. Goodrich & Co., 1820
$12,000
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Hawthorne, Nathaniel
Life of Franklin Pierce. Boston: Ticknor, Reed, and Fields, 1852
$10,500
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WATSON, JAMES D. & FRANCIS CRICK
Signed photograph of Watson and Crick with their three-dimensional model of the double-helix DNA molecule. Anthony Barrington, 1953, printed later
Signed by Watson and Crick in the white lower margin. The discovery of the structure of DNA was the cornerstone event in modern genetics and biology and one of the greatest scientific discoveries of all time.
$9,500
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LONGFELLOW, HENRY WADSWORTH
Collection of eight autograph letters signed to Paul Hamilton Hayne. Cambridge, 1872-1880
This is a fine series of letter from Longfellow, the most celebrated and popular poet in America, and Paul Hamilton Hayne, the most famous southern poet of his era. In the first letter Longfellow tells Haynes that the promised volume of poems has not reached him. He assures the South Carolina poet that “this is of no great consequence, as you know already my opinion of your writings.”
$9,000
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(BROADWAY.) HARRIS SAM H
Theater financial ledgers of Sam Harris, renowned Broadway producer. New York, 1924-1934
This massive manuscript ledger charts the fortunes of the shows of Sam Harris, the famed Broadway producer and theater owner, from 1924 through 1934.
$9,000
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Lowell, James Russell
Autograph manuscript “On a Certain Condescension in Foreigners.”. No Place, ca. 1869
$8,250
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(HAWTHORNE, NATHANIEL.) Pulsifer, David
Inscriptions from the Burying-Grounds in Salem, Massachusetts. Boston: James Loring, 1837
$7,500
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WHITMAN, WALT
Autograph manuscript signed “Walt Whitman on the Poets.”. No place, [1885]
In this fascinating manuscript Whitman provides a newspaper with an article defending himself against attacks that he did not respect the great American poets of the day.
$7,500
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(WHITMAN, WALT.) Napoleon Sarony
Bust portrait of Whitman wearing a hat. New York, 1878
Boldly signed and dated 1879 by Whitman. Whitman observed of this delightful portrait, “It is one of my good-humored pictures. … This is strong enough to be right and gentle enough to be right, too: I like to be both: I wouldn’t like people to say ‘he is a giant’ and then forget I know how to love.”
$7,200
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WHITMAN, WALT
Autograph note signed to John H. Johnston. Camden, March 7, 1887
Whitman writes to his good friend and benefactor John H. Johnston, the New York jeweler, evidently congratulating him on the birth of his child: “Bless the dear baby, & all babies – Love to you & wife, Walt Whitman.”
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