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This is what collecting is about if you wish to be sophisticated.

The First Map to Show the Full East-West Extent of the United States and to Give Visual Expression to the Notion of Manifest Destiny

Two of Thomas Moran’s Acclaimed and Highly Influential Chromolithographs of Yellowstone

Albert Bierstadt’s Domes of Yosemite

Pendant Views of London from Carel Allard’s Late 17th -Century Compendium of City Views

A Lovely George III Writing Table with Decorative Painted Accents

A Sixteenth-Century Portrait of a Courtier at the French Court of Charles IX, King of France (1550–1574)

The fate of Mrs. Paul Mellon's collection of Natural History Books and Watercolors.

An Artifact of Great Historical Importance, an Original Manuscript Map of Boston Harbor, done to the Highest Standards of Draftsmanship, a Magnificent ‘Presentation Piece’ made for the French Navy in order to inform their Designs to Invade Boston in the early days of the French & Indian War.