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Reproduction of photgraphic portrait of Robert Browning published in Mentor Association publication. On the verso has brief biography of Browning's life.

Manuscript regimental orders for 19th Regiment of Militia, East Windsor, Connecticut. It states that the review of troops to take place near the dwelling of Lieutenant Giles Loomis (1756-1812) in East Windsor. It is signed L[?] Griswold, Adjutant, East Hartford, Aug. 20, 1793. The regimental orders addressed to Capt. Eli Moore of East Windsor

Manuscript Indenture for Robart Meriam (or Merriam, or Miriam) to be an apprentice to Josiah Brewer of Worcester to learn the trade of blacksmithing. All food and clothing and education will be supplied to R. Meriam in return for his work as an apprentice blacksmith until he turns 21, in 1759 signed by Josiah Brewer and his wife Hannah Brewer

Manuscript last will and testament of Thomas Miriam. T. Miriam gave his wife Mary one third of his estate and the rest of his estate (land and money) was bequeathed to his sons Simon, David, Thomas, Isaac; and daughters Mary and Lydia. It is signed by Thomas Miriam (with red seal), John Stone, Joseph Miriam, and Jonas Miriam.

Pamphlet of presidential candidates for the year 1884 includes Republican nominees and Democratic nominees: James G. Blaine, John A. Logan, Grover Cleveland, and Thomas A Hendricks. Advertsing by Knox Hats of Brooklyn, New York, on the pamplet