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SLAVE SALE BROADSIDE WITH A WOOD-ENGRAVED VIGNETTE
Will be Sold, Before the door of the Eagle... a Number of Valuable Slaves... Letterpress broadside, 14 1/2x11 1/2 inches, with a wood-engraved vignette of slaves in a tobacco field (1 1/2x5 3/4 inches); evenly toned, some scattered foxing, early archival repair in lower left corner replacing lost paper (with no text lost), few nicks at edges; with an early manuscript note on the provenance of the piece in the lower right corner ("Found near the Painunkey(?) River in the House of a Dr Brockenbro, Wrote to Lynch was it received? H.") An additional manuscript note on the verso reads, "H. D. Hurst from brother Nov. 5th, 1909." Richmond, VA: John O'Lynch, 17 February 1812
- Notes: A highly unusual slave sale broadside in that it is illustrated. Unknown to Hummel (Southeastern Broadsides before 1877).
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February 26, 2004 12:00 AM EST
New York, NY, US
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