Auction or Sell Thomas Hariot Hariot’s Virginia for $250,000 at Nate D. Sanders Auctions
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Thomas Hariot Hariot’s Virginia
In 2018, the German version of Thomas Hariot Hariot’s Virginia from 1590 came to auction and realized $250,000. As you probably, not only was Thomas Hariot involved in the master work, but also Theodor de Bry and John White. We, at Nate D. Sanders Auctions can obtain up to $250,000 or more for your 16th century copy, whatever language it is in, of Thomas Hariot Hariot’s Virginia. Please email [email protected].
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Rare Declaration Signer & Virginia Gov. Thomas Nelson Autograph Letter Signed One and a Half Months Before the Yorktown Surrender — ”…I think the game is nearly up with Cornwallis…” — 1781
Declaration of Independence signer, Thomas Nelson autograph letter signed, “Thos Nelson Jr.” as Governor of Virginia, thus Governor of the state where the Yorktown Surrender and the last fighting of the Revolutionary War happened. In this autograph letter signed, with an additional free frank signed, Nelson asks Brigadier General George Weedon to thwart disaster by taking care of supplying provisions for Washington’s Yorktown-bound army. Nelson personally fought in the Seige of Yorktown. Datelined Richmond, Virginia, 3 September 1781, letter reads: “…After congratulating you on the arrival of 28 French ships of the line, six frigates & 3000 troops, permit me to request your assistance for the support of a considerable army that are now on their march from the northward…Disappointment to so large an army would be attended with the most fatal effects. I think the game is nearly up with Cornwallis…” Large folio document runs one page and measures 8″ x 12.5″. Toning and light staining, with signed address leaf mounted to verso, else near fine. Published in Magazine of History, August 1910, pages 125-6. Provenance: Henkels Joshua I. Cohen sale, 12 November 1907, lot 122; collection of Adrian Joline; sold by Mary Benjamin to Allyn Kellogg Ford. Sold for $23,116.
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