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    • Byroniana.- [?Todd (Henry John)], "Oxoniensis". A Remonstrance addressed to Mr. John Murray, Respecting a Recent Publication, first edition, 1822; and others relating to Byron (12)
      Mar. 28, 2024

      Byroniana.- [?Todd (Henry John)], "Oxoniensis". A Remonstrance addressed to Mr. John Murray, Respecting a Recent Publication, first edition, 1822; and others relating to Byron (12)

      Est: £400 - £600

      Byroniana.- [?Todd (Henry John)], "Oxoniensis". A Remonstrance addressed to Mr. John Murray, Respecting a Recent Publication, small embossed stamp to head of title, half-title with manuscript date in purple pencil, soiling to first and last f., later blind-stamped library cloth, paper label to upper cover, 1822 § Adams (Thomas) A Scourge for Lord Byron; or "Cain a Mystery" Unmasked, half-title with faded contemporary ink inscription to foot, title with small ink library reference to foot to verso, stab-holes to gutter, some spotting and soiling, half-title and final f. silked, modern half calf, small label removed from foot of upper cover, 1823, first editions, ex-library with usual small ink-stamps; and others relating to Byron, including the second edition of Roby's The Duke of Mantua, 8vo (12)  *** The second mentioned scarce, with WorldCat recording only two copies.

      Forum Auctions - UK
    • Autograph - Mary Todd Lincoln
      Jun. 15, 2011

      Autograph - Mary Todd Lincoln

      Est: $2,000 - $3,000

      Wife of President Abraham Lincoln (1818 -1882) and First Lady from 1861 to 1865. Hand-addressed black-bordered mailing envelope, 5.5 x 3, addressed by Lincoln to "Dr. Anson G. Henry, Olympia, Washington Territory," and also annotated by her in the upper left, "Overland Route." Envelope bears a three cent George Washington stamp, and a July 17, Chicago postmark, with a faint date at the bottom of the cancellation possibly reading "1865." Also noted on the reverse in pencil in unknown hand "Mrs. Mary T. Lincoln 7-17-1865." In very good condition, with scattered toning and soiling, several edge tears and creases, and missing portion of back flap and separations to reverse.After President Lincoln's assassination, Dr. Henry tended to a heartbroken Mrs. Lincoln until she moved out of the White House. He then accompanied her by train from Washington, D.C. to Chicago in late May before he returned to Washington. The former first lady is said to have greatly missed Henry, and in the correspondence once housed within this envelope advised him that she believed 'in my heart, that you are really, the only disinterested, sincere friend, left us. It was very painful to us, I assure you, to find that you had to return home. I had fondly hoped, that you, would have been settled in W[ashington] and we would have received frequent visits from you & Mrs Henry, whom I remember with much affection.' That same letter is quoted in full in the 1972 book, Mary Todd Lincoln: Her Life and Letters, by Justin G. Turner and Linda Levitt. At the time of its publication, the letter was owned by Turner. Sadly, Henry drowned on July 30, 1865, when the steamer on which he was a passenger sank off the California coast as he was returning to Olympia from Washington, D.C., via Panama. He never received Mrs. Lincoln's letter.

      RR Auction
    • Autograph: Mary Todd Lincoln
      May. 11, 2011

      Autograph: Mary Todd Lincoln

      Est: $800 - $1,000

      Wife of President Abraham Lincoln (1818 -1882) and First Lady from 1861 to 1865. Precise ink signature, "Mary Lincoln," on an off-white 2.25 x .5 slip, affixed to a 5 x 1 off-white slip. Archivally cloth matted and framed with a full-length portrait of Lincoln to an overall size of 10.75 x 15.75. In fine condition, with closely trimmed top edge and a bit of scattered mild soiling. Scarce in any form.

      RR Auction
    • Benson Lossing: The Pictorial Field Book of the War of 1812
      Jun. 02, 2009

      Benson Lossing: The Pictorial Field Book of the War of 1812

      Est: $100 - $200

      Harper Brothers, New York, 1869, 1084 pages, color frontispiece, numerous black-and-white illustrations, front end paper inscribed Henry Todd/1870, marbled half-leather boards. Condition: Covers detached, leather scuffed.

      Bonhams
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