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Lot 61
[FREEMASONS and American politics]. - Paul Frederick BERDANIER (1879-1961, artist).
A character dressed as Father Christmas (but wearing a blue Freemason’s Grand Master hat), leaves the District Deputy a present
Lot 69
ALGONQUIN ROUND TABLE . - Robert C. BENCHLEY (1889-1945).
Of All Things.
Lot 74
MARCUSE FAMILY.
A collection of approx. 390 political & protest buttons
Lot 75
NEW YORKER. - Robert Andrew PARKER (artist). - Ewan MCGREGOR and others.
"Brassed Off" - Original pencil and watercolor drawing of three characters
portraits of Pete POSTLETHWAITE, Ewan MCGREGOR & Tara FITZGERALD.
Lot 76
Robert Andrew PARKER (b.1927, artist). – Sam NEILL, Rachel WARD & ? Jennifer CLARE.
[‘The Good Wife’?] original pencil and watercolor artwork probably intended for a New Yorker Magazine illustration
Lot 77
Edward SOREL (b. 1929).
Original Pen and Ink caricature portrait of F.D.R.
Lot 85
[COLORADO]. - Mary A. HODGSON COLLINS (1839-1928, artist & Christian Scientist).
[Pioneer trek to Denver] Manuscript “My first trip Across the Plains in 1861. / By Mrs E.H. Collins / nee Mary A. Hodgson”
Lot 89
Seth EASTMAN (artist). - Mary H. EASTMAN.
Chicora and Other Regions of the Conquerors and the Conquered.
Lot 91
ART DECO. – Virginia BERRESFORD (artist, 1902-1995). - George S. HELLMAN (1878-1958).
Peacock’s Feathers
Lot 92
Elias HICKS (1748-1830)
A Collection of Extemporaneous Discourses, delivered by Elias Hicks, in his tour through Dutchess County, during the Summer.. 1829
“Elias Hicks points to the religion inside of man's very own nature.” (Walt Whitman).
Lot 95
Lt. Governor Samuel Turell ARMSTRONG (1784-1835) and Charles EWER, (1790-1853).
A 1p. manuscript and letterpress ‘quit claim’ legal document concerning a property in Boston,
bookselling in Boston in 1828
Lot 97
MID-CENTURY MODERN. - Carlos MERIDA (1891-1984).
Estampas Del Popol-Vuh.
European and Latin-American artistic fusion: number 762 of 1,000 copies, signed by Mérida. This is the artist’s printed ‘magnum opus’
Lot 103
PORT JEFFERSON shipbuilders John Titus MATHER & Owen E. WOOD. – Hewitt CROSBY.
An original carbon-copy typescript, titled ‘Thesis. A Study of the Launching of the “Martha E. Wallace”. Hewitt Crosby. May 1903’
Lot 106
CALIFORNIA, San Jose. - John G. THOMPSON, of San Jose, California.
[California, San Jose] An album of approx. 132 small format photographs
including two images showing damage in San Jose after the 1906 earthquake
Lot 119
E.E. CUMMINGS (1894-1962).
The Enormous Room.