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Antique Receipt dates 1826 Middletown Connecticut
For those who wonder why gasoline taxes are so high or why it costs so much to keep the highways in repair, here is an antique document that shows what it used to cost to maintain the nation's transportation system. The document is a bill of expenses owed to one Elijah Paddock for "Repairs of Highways" from May to September 1826. It contains such items as $2.25 for two men and a team of horses for one day's work, $2.00 for two men and a boy for one day (the horses were clearly worth more than the boy!), and 31 cents for one man for part of a day. The total bill comes to $18.23. It was taxpayer utopia. The document itself is 7 and one half inches by 9 inches. It has been custom framed, and its overall dimensions are 12 inches by 15 inches. The condition is very good with no tears or chips. There is an ink smear in the lower left quadrant, which does not obscure any of the writing
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Antique Legal Document 1819 Connecticut Writ
"Antique documents"This beautiful antique document was issued by the Connecticut county of Middlesex in 1819. The document is a legal writ requiring the defendant, Minor Hotchkiss, to produce property to satisfy a legal judgment. It is signed by the Justice of the Peace for Middlesex County, CT.This legal document, dated 24th July 1819, is custom framed, ready to hang for display or inclusion in your collection of legal documents. Its frame is gold and the matte is a dark gray green suitable for virtually any decor. This beautiful piece of antique Americana measures approximately 12 by 18 inches. The document itself is in excellent condition with the fold marks one would expect on a legal writ. One of a Kind maintains a large collection of eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth century documents, both framed and unframed, for collectors of documents, political and legal memorabilia, and ephemera from the state of Connecticut. Please visit our web site or e-mail our shop.
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Antique Document 1883 Jail Report
This antique document is a report from the deputy jailor of Middletown, CT concerning "licenses" for the month of January, 1883. The piece is hand written on Jail Office stationery. It is in excellent condition. The recipients have done some calculations in pencil on the margins. This interesting piece of Americana measures 11x13. It is custom framed in a gold frame with gray blue matte that blends with any decor. One of a Kind has an extensive collection of antique documents on political, legal, and other subjects from the seventeen, eighteen, and nineteen hundreds.
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Antique English document by Nichols Tindal
Antique English document signed in 1758 by Nichols Tindal. Author,Divine educated Exeter College Oxford born 1688 died 1774. Translated Rapinos History of England. Annuity Receipt signed. Portrait engraved by Vertue. This antique document is in excellent condition. Measures 8 inches by 10 and and one half inches. The frame measures 18 and and one quarter inches by 23inches. The attached engraving was done by Vertue and measures 8 and and one quarter inches by 12 and and one half inches.
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