MARTIN VAN BUREN DeWITT 1840-2 HIGH GRADE CAMPAIGN

Scarce redware pottery bank. Coin slot in door. Dates on bottom 1840-1888.L 3"H 2-1/2" W 2". Earmarking the William Henry Harrison-Martin Van Buren election in 1840 and Harrison's grandson's campaign

Gilt brass button with raised design against a matte finish ground. The reverse is stamped "Martin Van Buren Excelsior." Lit.: Sullivan-DeWitt MVB-1840-18. 13/16" Diameter. Nice condition.

Balance scales, 1840. Brass, 24mm holed. DeWitt MVB 1840-9 (3). Small bust l. Rev Scales with Democrats heavier. Franklin Pierce Statesman and Soldier, 1852. Brass holed, 26mm. DeWitt FP 1852-5.Young

2 1/2" Snyders. Van Buren Co, IA. Very good condition. High grade white chert (Crescent Quarry). Ex-Dennis DeRosear

Framed 1840 Indiana land grant registering purchase of 80 acres in Township 23, Ft. Wayne, IN by John Crawford signed by acting recorder for President Martin Van Buren 13"H x 19"W in contemporary fram

Nine Secretarily Signed US President Land Grants, 1835-1854, all on vellum, incl. Andrew Jackson, Martin van Buren (2), John Tyler (2), James Polk, Zachary Taylor, and Franklin Pierce (2), all approx.

WASHINGTON, 2008-D MARTIN VAN BUREN, 2-2011-D JAMES GARFIELD, 2015-D DWIGHT EISENHOWER, 2015-D JOHN F. KENNEDY AND 2014-D HERBERT HOOVER, IN HARD PLASTIC CAPSULES

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War 1836 Martin Van Buren Political Campaign Broadside Plus News Received Just After the Battle of the Alamo & More August 1, 1836-Dated, Newspaper Printed, Political P

This land grant signed twice by 8th U.S. President Martin van Buren is dated October 10, 1840 and is signed to John Saswell Sr. of Fulton County, Illinois. This parchment paper document marks the sale

This land grant signed twice by 8th U.S. President Martin van Buren for land in Quincy, Illinois for Truman Borney and is dated November 3rd, 1840. It is on Parchment Paper and has an Affixed seal of

2 MARTIN VAN BUREN PRESIDENTIAL DOLLARS

(12) Mint Rolls US Presidential Dollars Coins Unc. (5) Martin Van Buren, (5) Franklin Pierce, (2) Chester Arthur

8TH PRESIDENT MARTIN VAN BUREN. COINS WITH A GRADE OF "70" ARE THE HIGHEST GRADE.

Whereas Samuel Wadsworth of New Haven purchased and paid for public land in Quincy, Illinois. Dated November 3, 1840. Signed twice by the President. printed vellum 10 x 16 inches Condition: Good, mino

Whereas Samuel Wadsworth of New Haven purchased and paid for public land in Quincy, Illinois. Dated November 3, 1840. Signed twice by the President. printed vellum 10 x 16 inches Condition: Yellowing

Whereas Samuel Wadsworth of New Haven purchased and paid for public land in Quincy, Illinois. Dated November 3, 1840. Signed twice by the President. printed vellum 10 x 16 inches Condition: Yellowing

Whereas Samuel Wadsworth of New Haven purchased and paid for public land in Quincy, Illinois. Dated November 3, 1840. Signed twice by the President. printed vellum 10 x 16 inches Condition: Good

Martin Van Buren Biographical Sketch of John Quincy Adams from Unfinished Autobiography A section of Van Buren's unfinished autobiography addressing his high opinion of his political rival, John Quinc

1837 Martin Van Buren Indian Peace Medal, likely silver plate, 1837 Martin Van Buren Peace Medal, silver, surface-tested only, hole above bust, approx. 62 mm diam, weight approx. 93.2 grams. Provenanc

1837 Martin Van Buren Silver Peace Medal pierced through for suspension and strung with large, faceted cobalt beads diameter of medal 62 mm, 66.2 dwt.

Martin Van Buren (December 5, 1782 - July 24, 1862) 8th President of the United States. Signature on Postal card 3 1/2 by 5 1/2 inches.

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Framed under glass. Signed twice. Dated 1839. 15 1/2 inches x 10 inches. County of New York. One small hole on fold. Good condition.

2 IL land grants 1839 and 1851 framed: 1839 is Crawford Co., Illinois (president was Martin Van Buren), 1851 is Clark Co., Illinois (president was Millard Fillmore), overall 27"T x 23"W in old oak fra