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Ferdinand J. Dreer autograph collection [Box 217, letter to Robert Dale Owen from Frances Wright, Oct 2, 1827]
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Ferdinand Julian Dreer’s chief hobby was collecting autographs. He started with two documents and over time he was able to amass more than 15,000 items from some of the world’s most prominent and intriguing public figures. Owing to this interest,…
Ferdinand J. Dreer autograph collection [Box 216, letter to Robert Dale Owen from Mary Shelley, Dec 30, 1830 & Nov 9 1828]
Ferdinand Julian Dreer’s chief hobby was collecting autographs. He started with two documents and over time he was able to amass more than 15,000 items from some of the world’s most prominent and intriguing public figures. Owing to this interest,…
Ferdinand J. Dreer autograph collection [Box 189, American Prose Writers, Folder 1, Cobbett to John Morgan, July 17, 1815]
Ferdinand Julian Dreer’s chief hobby was collecting autographs. He started with two documents and over time he was able to amass more than 15,000 items from some of the world’s most prominent and intriguing public figures. Owing to this interest,…
Ferdinand J. Dreer autograph collection [Box 189, American Prose Writers, Folder 1, Cobbett to ed of Balitmore Federal Gazette, April 13, 1819]
Ferdinand Julian Dreer’s chief hobby was collecting autographs. He started with two documents and over time he was able to amass more than 15,000 items from some of the world’s most prominent and intriguing public figures. Owing to this interest,…
Fast man’s directory, and lover’s guide, : to the ladies of fashion and houses of pleasure in New York and other large cities. / By the ladies man. New-York, May, 1853. (Revised and corrected quarterly.).
Parentheses substituted for square brackets enclosing "Revised and corrected quarterly." on title page.
Every body uses Scull’s champion coffee [graphic].
Racist trade card promoting William S. Scull & Company’s Champion Coffee and depicting a caricature of an African American man riding a mule while carrying bags of Scull’s coffee. The barefooted man is portrayed with exaggerated features and is…
Elizabeth Graeme Fergusson papers
Elizabeth Graeme Fergusson (1737-1801), considered to be the outstanding female poet of her place and time, was a leader in the literary world of colonial Pennsylvania and an avid writer, who composed poems, songs, travel accounts and other writings,…