[Samuel Colt] Benjamin McCulloch (2) Autograph Letters Signed to Samuel Colt with Rare Civil War-era Colt Model 1860 Army Revolver - One of the Original Handguns Purchased for the Southern War Effort

Al Capone Signed Photograph

George A. Custer Signed Photograph - CDV by Mathew Brady

Andrew Jackson Document Signed as President, Proclaiming Treaties with the Menominee, Sauk and Foxes, Otoes, Missouris, Omahas, and Sioux

Geronimo Signature with Rare 1897 Letter from His Portrait Painter E. A. Burbank

Daniel Boone Autograph Document Signed

William Clark Document Signed, Attesting to Indian Chief Tar-Ton-Kah-Ha's Peaceful Intentions - One Year the Famous 'Lewis & Clark Expedition'

Massachusett Native Writing for Preservation of Land on Martha's Vineyard (1715) - One of Few Privately Held Specimens

Al Capone Signature - Obtained at the Lexington Hotel in Chicago (August 27, 1931)

Red Jacket Dictated Letter on Problems with White Settlers and Christian Missionaries: "Each nation has its own customs and its own religions. The Indians have theirs, given to them by the Great Spirit"

William F. 'Buffalo Bill' Cody Original Promotional Lithograph - aEU~Buffalo BillaEUs Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders of the WorldaEU (Ca. 1893)

Charles Thomson Autograph Document Signed - The Treaty of Fort McIntosh - A Key to Western Expansion

Clyde Barrow Autograph Letter Signed to His Brother on 'Hideout' Candid: "Say how do you like our little home on the sea"

James Bowie Signature - Rare Autograph of the Famed Knife Fighter and Alamo Defender

William F. 'Buffalo Bill' Cody (4) Signed Ticket to 'Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders of the World'

James K. Polk Autograph Letter Signed as President to the Secretary of War, Requesting a Report on "the number of Indian tribes in the territory acquired by the Treaty with Mexico"

David Crockett Signature, Certified by His Son

[Jesse James] Robert Ford Autograph Letter Signed, Pawning His Watch, Pin, and Gun: "I will also give you my shot gun which is worth the amount I want"

William Hull's Speech to the Ottawa and Chippewa, Presenting "American Flags to be displayed in your villages" - Contemporary Manuscript Copy

President Andrew Johnson Approves a Pact that Abolishes Slavery within the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations