![Tom Turner, Detective; Or, Piping the Hawks of Baltimore [within:] “Old Cap. Collier” Library. Anthony P. Morris.](/images/noimage-req.png)
Rare; OCLC returns no physical copies. Set in Baltimore, action begins with a young lady apparently poisoned with an overdose of laudanum. New York: Norman... Read More
![The English on the Delaware 1610–1682. [Signed by the Author]. C. A. Weslager.](/pictures/thumb/3727134_1.jpg?v=1531258518)
“This volume brings into full perspective the sequence of historic events in the Delaware Valley, and shows how King James’s buffer zone had far-reaching influence... Read More
Handsome 1825–1836 Maryland and Delaware commonplace book augmented with hand-painted illustrations of flowers or shells, 22 tipped-in engravings (trimmed), and an illustrated acrostic poem laid... Read More
The personal and professional life of prominent and affluent Baltimorean William A. Stewart (1825-1892) are documented in these two manuscript notebooks kept by him between... Read More
![Catalogue and Price List of the Snow Hill Nurseries Near Snow Hill, Md. [...] Worcester Co., Md. W. M. Peters & Sons Snow Hill Nurseries.](/pictures/thumb/3726656_1.jpg?v=1530631724)
Fruit tree nursery trade catalog with a focus on apples and peaches issued by Snow Hill Nurseries of Worcester County on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Beginning... Read More
Signed 18th century circular letter and price list from Frederick and Everhard Delius, merchants of Bremen. The firm imported food goods and other commodities from... Read More
In July and August 1820, newspaper articles critical of Associate Judge Abraham Shriver were written by Samuel Barnes and published in Frederick, Maryland. Judge Shriver... Read More
American Civil War-date letter from a former prisoner held at the infamous Confederate Libby Prison at Richmond Virginia. Union soldier A. Hoopes was captured by... Read More
Collection of six autograph letters signed by theatrical producer John Grieves, all written to his colleague Joseph F. Smith, likely in Philadelphia. The letters, written... Read More
Intriguing 11-page draft manuscript indictment by jurors in Baltimore alleging perjury to and contempt of election judges and disloyalty to the federal and state governments... Read More
Large archive of 188 behind-the-scenes, parade, and performance circus photographs kept by Edward Ruppert of Baltimore. A member of the Circus Fans Association of America... Read More
Autograph letter signed on banking by Luther Martin, Maryland lawyer and anti-Federalist whom Thomas Jefferson once referred to as an “...unprincipled & impudent federal bull-dog.”¹... Read More
Brief autograph letter signed by lawyer Philip Barton Key concerning “…the case of Mandeville against Thomas Moore…” and an expected legal appeal. Key writes to... Read More
