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SG-101.
SG-102. Gough, John B. (1817-1886) Prohibitionist, lecturer, author. Signed card with a sentiment, nd. Nice signature, but the card is unevenly discolored. Very good. $25.00
SG-103.
SG-104. Guest, Edgar. Journalist, poet; A Heap o' Livin', etc. Signed card. Fine. $25.00
SG-105. Guiterman, Arthur (1871-1943). Poet, creator of light verse for Life and other magazines. Clipped signature from a letter. $20.00
SG-106. Habberton, John (1842-1921). Editor, author; Other People's Children, etc. Signed card with a sentiment. Very good. $30.00
SG-107. Hadley, Arthur Twining (1856-1930). Educator, political economist, author; president of Yale University 1899-1921. Signed card, New Haven, June 30, 1900. $30.00
SG-108. Hall, Hiland (1795-1885). Jurist, Governor of Vermont 1858-1860, author of a history of Vermont. Note on a slip of paper (about 1.75" x 4") signed while governor. Very good. $30.00
SG-109.
SG-110. Hamilton, Gail. Pseudonym of Mary Abigail Dodge (1833-1896), an often-quoted author and essayist. Signed quote on a 3.5" x 4.5" card. Reply to an autograph request: "In answer to your request I have much pleasure in giving you my autograph" Fine. $30.00
SG-111. Hamilton, Gail. Pseudonym of Mary Abigail Dodge (1833-1896), an often-quoted author and essayist. Signed quote on a 3.5" x 4.5" card. "Women's love for men is so much stronger than their love for justice that they would go wrong with them rather than right against them." $45.00
SG-112. Harper, William R. (1856-1906). American educator; first president of the University of Chicago. Signed card. Fine. $30.00
SG-112. Harrison, Charles C. President of the University of Pennsylvania. Signed card, 1900. $20.00
SG-113. Hegan (Rice), Alice Caldwell (1870-1942). Novelist; author of Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, etc. Signed card, 2.5" x 4.125". Very good with a light crease mark. $25.00
SG-114. Herbert, Hilary Abner. Lawyer, Confederate officer, U.S. Congressman, Secretary of the Navy 1893-1897. Signed card. Near fine. $35.00
SG-115. Holland, Josiah Gilbert (1819-1881). Editor, poet, novelist. Signed card. $20.00
SG-116. Holmes, C. Burton (1870-1958). Travel-lecturer, author. Signed card. Fine. $20.00
SG-117. Holmes, Mary J. (1825-1907). Novelist. Signed card. Fine. $25.00
SG-118.
SG-119. Horan, James D. Historian, author. Signed postcard, to Albany bookseller Harmon Lockrow, ordering two books. With notes in pencil. Very good. $15.00
SG-120.
SG-121.
SG-122. Hughes, Rupert (b. 1872) Novelist, playwright. Signed card with a short inscription, dated 1920. $25.00
SG-123.
SG-124. Humphrey, Herman (1779-1861). Clergyman, president of Amherst College 1823-1845; pioneer of the Temperance Movement, and is credited with publishing the first tract on the subject in America in 1813. His "Parallel Between Intemperance and the Slave Trade" figured strongly in the Abolitionist Movement. Clipped signature from a letter, tipped to another sheet from an autograph collection. Very good. $45.00
SG-125. Jewett, Henry
(1861 - 1930), actor and manager. The Australian -born performer came to America
in 1891 and shortly was leading man to Julia Marlowe, Fanny Davenport, and other
noted actresses. He also played second leads opposite Richard Mansfield. At the
turn of the century he moved to Boston where he established the Henry Jewett
Players (also known as the Repertory Theatre), a company that soon gained
national recognition for the excellence of its repertory and acting. Signed
card. $25.00
SG-126. Kaltenborn, Hans V. (1878-) Editor, author, radio commentator (Columbia Broadcasting Co.). Signed card. Fine. $20.00
SG-127. Kennedy, Charles Rann (b. 1871). Playwright (The Servant in the House, etc.). Signed card with a note, 1920. $25.00
SG-131.
SG-132. Kirkland, Caroline M. (1801-1864). Author; known in her time as one of the best proponents of "frontier realism." Clipped signature from a letter. Very good. $30.00
SG-133. Kyne, Peter B. (1880-1957) American author; Cappy Ricks, etc. Signed card, 2 1/2" x 3 3/8". Fine. $27.50
SG-134. Lawes, Lewis E. (1883-1947). American penologist; warden of Sing Sing Prison, author of 20,000 Years in Sing Sing, etc. Singed card. Fine. $25.00
SG-135.
SG-136. Leslie, Charles Robert (1794-1769). Painter and author; born in England of American parents, noted for genre paintings. Signature and end of a letter, mounted to another sheet. $30.00
SG-137. Leupp, Francis Ellington (1849-1918) Journalist, Indian agent, author. ALS on a post card, June 21, 1909. To O.K. Brooks, answering his nnote. In part: "...as I have a stenographer with me, ...I have asked the Indian Office to send you the information you ask for." Very good. $40.00
SG-138. Lindsay, Howard (1889-1968). Playwright, producer, director, and actor; born in Waterford, NY; teamed with Russell Crouse and was noted for work on Anything Goes, State of the Union, Life with Father, and The Sound of Music among other movies and shows; married Dorothy Stickney. Birth name was Herman Nelke. Signed card. $25.00
SG-139. Lindsay, Howard (1889-1968). Playwright, producer, director, and actor; born in Waterford, NY; teamed with Russell Crouse and was noted for work on Anything Goes, State of the Union, Life with Father, and The Sound of Music among other movies and shows; married Dorothy Stickney. Birth name was Herman Nelke. Signed file card with a note to Larry Bershon: "Sorry! - but I make it a rule never to give my autograph." Short tear and minor soiling; very good. $30.00
SG-140. Lloyd, John Uri (1849-1936).
Pharmacist, editor, historian of medicine, president of the Lloyd Library and
Museum, author (Stringtown on the Pike, etc.). Short note on a card:
"My dear Dr. Mulligan: In case you ever visit the home of my boyhood, "Stringtown
on the Pike" way you will find that my people treat the stranger fair." Near
fine. $30.00
SG-141. Locke, D.R. (1833-1888). Editor, humorist; used the pen name "Petroleum V. Nasby." Signed card. $30.00
SG-142.
SG-143. Low, Seth (1850-1916). Merchant, politician, and educator; Mayor of Brooklyn and New York City, President of Columbia University. Signed card. Fine. $35.00
SG-144. Lowell, James Russell (1819-1891). Poet, critic, diplomat, educator. Portion of a note in his hand to H.W. Longfellow. Attributed, but not signed. Fine. $50.00
SG-145. Loyson, Father Hyacinthe (1827-1912). French cleric; ordained a Roman Catholic priest, excommunicated for heterodoxy, continued to profess his faith and became a pastor of a liberal Catholic church. Signature on a slip of paper. Near fine. $40.00
SG-146. Mabie, Hamilton Wright (1846-1916). Editor and critic. Signed card, 2.5"x 4", dated Dec. 18, 1899. Very good with a light crease mark. $25.00
SG-147. Macauley, Thomas Babington (1800-1859). 1st Baron Macauley; English writer and statesman, Member of Parliament, author of History of England and other works. Card with a handwritten note. A bit worn, and glued to another piece of paper. $40.00
SG-148. McKelway, St. Clair (1845-1915). Editor of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. Signed card.$20.00
SG-149. Major, Charles (1856-1913). Lawyer, novelist; When Knighthood was in Flower (as Edwin Caskoden), etc. Signed card. $20.00
SG-150. Malone, Ted
(1908-1989; born Frank Alden Russell). American Radio Broadcaster. Signed
note and sentiment, pasted to a sheet of black paper. Cut in an irregular
manner. $25.00
SG-151. Matthews, Brander (1852-1929). Educator, critic, playwright, author. Signed sentiment: "Yours truly, Brander Matthews." May 21st, 1892. Very good. $30.00
SG-152. Matthews, Brander (1852-1929). Educator, critic, playwright, author. Signed note on a card. Fine. $30.00
SG-153. Matthews, Brander (1852-1929). Educator, critic, playwright, author. Clipped signature. Fine. $22.50
SG-154. McCann, John
Ernest. American Poet; two of his works
were set to music by Victor Herbert. Signed card, with a short verse
entitled "To the Discouraged" 1901. $25.00
SG-156. McClure, Samuel Sidney (1857-1949). Editor and publisher; founder of McClure's Magazine. Signed card. $25.00
SG-157. MacCracken, Henry Mitchell (1840-1918) Presbyterian clergyman, author, Chancellor of Western University of Pennsylvania 1881-1884, New York University 1891-1910. Signed card, dated 1900. $22.50
SG-158. McCutcheon, George Barr (1866-1928). Novelist; Graustark, Brewster's Millions, etc. Signed card. $22.50
SG-159. McIntyre, O.O. Author. Signed inscription on a slip of paper. Near fine. $30.00
SG-160. McIntyre, Oscar Odd (1884-1938). Journalist, author, columnist. Clipped signature from a letter. $20.00
SG-161. McKuen, Rod. Poet. Signed card. Fine. $20.00
SG-162. Miller, Arthur (1915-2005). Playwright. Signature on a card. Also signed by Pierre Emmanuel (1916-1984) Near fine. $40.00
SG-163. Mitchell, Donald Grant (1822-1908). Agriculturalist and author; used the pen name "Ik Marvel." Signed card with a short note ("Glad to hear you think so well of the little books"), 1894. Near fine. $25.00
SG-164. Moulton, Ellen Louise Chandler (1835-1908). Editor, author; wrote as Ellen Louise, Ellen Louise Chandler, and Louise Chandler Moulton; her Friday salons in Boston drew such guests as Longfellow, Lowell, Holmes, and Whittier; her library was given to the Boston Public Library. Signed card with a sentiment. Fine. $30.00
SG-165. Moulton, Louis Chandler (1835-1908) Editor, author. Clipped signature from a letter. $20.00
SG-166. Moulton, Richard Green (1849-1924). Author, scholar; professor of English at the University of Chicago 1892-1919. Signed card. $25.00
SG-167. Munroe, Kirk (1850-1930). Author (The Flamingo Feather, etc.); editor of Harper's Young People, 1879-1882; found of The American Wheelmen, 1880. Signed card. Fine. $25.00
SG-168. Murray, W.H.H. Author; known as "Adirondack Murray," and arguably known as the man who opened the Adirondacks to tourism. Signature on a slip of paper. Very good. $35.00
SG-169.
SG-170. Norris, Kathleen (b. 1880). Novelist. Signed and dated (March 1920) card. Fine. $27.50
SG-171.
SG-172. Norton, Charles Eliot (1827-1908). Co-founder of The Nation, The North American Review, Harvard professor, author, editor. Signed card. $25.00
SG-173.
SG-174. Oppenheim, James (1882-1932). Poet, novelist; Doctor Rast, Songs for the New Age, The Book of Self, etc. Signed card. Fine. $20.00
SG-175. Page, Thomas Nelson (1853-1922). Diplomat, author; The Old South, etc.; U.S. Ambassador to Italy 1913-1920. Signed card. Fine. $30.00
SG-176. Parker, Gilbert (1862-1932). Canadian
novelist; eventually settled in London and became a conservative Member of
Parliament, a champion of imperialism, and the head of British propaganda in
America. Signed card. $25.00
SG-177. Parkhurst, Charles Henry (1842-1933). Presbyterian clergyman, reformer, author; books include Our Fight with Tammany, A Little Lower Than the Angels, The Pulpit and the Pew. Signed card. Fine. $25.00
SG-178.
SG-179. Paulding, James Kirk (1778-1860). Editor, author. Clipped signature. Very good. $20.00
SG-180. Pearson, Drew. Journalist, author. Signed card. Near fine. $17.50
SG-181. Pemberton, Sir Max (1863-1950). English actor and novelist; editor of Cassell's Magazine. Signed note on a card, March 8, 1907; damaged, with a piece missing. With a good clear signature. Good. $22.50
SG-182. Pomeroy, Marcus M. (1833-1896). Printer, publisher, and humorist; used the name Brick Pomeroy; editor of Pomeroy's Democrat. Signed card. $20.00
SG-183.
SG-184. Russell, W.E. Mayor of Boston. Signed card. Fine. $20.00
SG-185. Savage, Richard Henry (1846-1903). Author, poet; For Life and Love, After Many Years, etc. Bold signature on a slip of paper. Near fine. $25.00
SG-186. SOLD
SG-187. Shaw, Henry
Wheeler (1818-1885). Humorist;
used the pen name "Josh Billings."
Signed card. $35.00
SG-188.
SG-189. Smith, F. Hopkinson (1838-1915). Artist, author. Signed card. Fine. $20.00
SG-190.
SG-191. Sprague, William Buell (1795-1876) American Congregational clergyman; noted collector of pamphlets, manuscripts, and autographs, and known for assembling three sets of the signatures of signers of the Declaration of Independence. Signed and dated slip of paper. Very good. $25.00
SG-192. Spring. Dr. Gardiner (1785-1873). Son of Rev. Samuel Spring; lawyer who became a noted preacher in NYC, known for his vigorous style. Was offered the presidencies of Dartmouth and Hamilton Colleges, but remained in his chosen work. Author of several books. Clipped signature and a few words from a letter, July 22, 1840. Very good. $25.00
SG-193. Starrett, Vincent (b. 1866). Author, critic, editor, bibliophile; member of the Baker Street Irregulars. Signed message on a post card. Near fine. $30.00
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