document de rogers (12 resultados)

Condición: Good. Signed Copy . Inscribed by senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma on front pastedown. Covers sunned. (authors, american, statues, washington d.c.).

Softcover, 168 pages, in English and Japanese; very good condition except 2-inch abrasion to edge of image on page 30; no other internal marks, clean and crisp.

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Condición: Fine. Number of books: 1.

SIGNED by Rogers, with a flourish. Single sheet, 6-1/2" x 7-1/4", 10 lines of manuscript writing, in ink, on laid paper, ~ 85 words. Rogers was born in Virginia, served in the Revolutionary War, after immigrating to Kentucky in 1783. He began business as a surveyor in the fall of 1783, working with his cousin, George Rogers Clark. "He made most of the surveys on the Little and Big Barren Rivers, as well as their tributary streams. He expanded and set the boundaries for most of the southern part of Kentucky. He is credited with naming 'The Barrens' from which Barren County takes its name. The town of Edmonton is named after him." In this document, Rogers defines a given parcel of land. "from the hie way E 28 Rods to a heap of stones- from that heap E 36 Rods to another heap of stones ." [1st 2 lines of text]. A rare mss document by this prominent Kentucky personage. a search of ABSA & Worthpoint databaese show no other such material as having been offered. Age-toning, extremity chipping, fold-lines [with loss to center, see image]. A Good copy of a rare survivor. Now housed in a clear, archival mylar sleeve.

Musician. Signed check dated October 21, 1975. Salary advance from the Las Vegas Hilton for the amount of $500. Stapled to the check is Rogers' salary receipt, and a copy of a customer check form Rogers. In excellent condition. Signed.

Musician. Document Signed, 1page, 4" x 6", November 27, 1975. $500 advance on a contract from Harrah's casino. Is the Gambler gambling? Signed in black, "Kenny Rogers". In excellent condition. Signed.

Rogers acted as a scout for the 1755 expedition against Crown Point, and in 1756 became captain of an independent company of Rangers. He made scores of raids against the French in New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, going as far west as the shores of Lake Huron. His exploits made him the most romantic and famous figure of the war in America. Rogers went on to briefly lead British rangers at the outset of the Revolution, raising recruits to fight against the American rebels. A very rare autograph.

1p. Remnants of red wax seal at top left. 7-1/4 x 6 inches. Hall owed money for "team works done in hauling a cannew and for one jackit sold and delivered." Very minor staining at lower left. Corner mounted, matted and framed 1p. Remnants of red wax seal at top left. 7-1/4 x 6 inches.

of 3 Holborn Court, Gray's Inn, about "the Barracks at the Halfway houses for the Royal Artificers at Portsmouth", saying the Board has ordered that the rent and taxes already disbursed of £274.1.0 "to be paid to you by Bill and Debenture and have directed the Storekeeper at Portsmouth to pay the Rent, Taxes, and Quit Rent in future at Lady Day and Michaelmas agreeable to your request", 1 side folio, Office of Ordinance, 7th April.

No Binding. Condición: Very Good. ("Kenny Rogers") in black ink, June 4, 1993, Burbank, California. 8 1/2" x 11", 2 pages (recto only; two file holes in the upper margins). Very good. Also signed by a representative for NBC Entertainment, A Division of National Broadcasting Company, Inc. on page 2. Contract for an NBC program with working title "McShane". Signed by Author(s).

No Binding. Condición: Fine. DOCUMENT SIGNED, NASHVILLE, JULY 12, 1971. MUSIC SONGWRITERS CONTRACT BETWEEN PI-GEM MUSIC PUBLISHING, ROGERS, AND ANN J. MORTON, FOR THE MUSICAL COMPOSITION ENTITLED "WHERE ALL THE CHILDREN GO"; ALSO SIGNED BY MORTON AND PI-GEM REPRESENTATIVE JUDREY J. MARTIN. SMALL FOLIO. 2 PAGES (SIGNED ON VERSO). FINE, FRESH. Signed by Author(s).