Item Category: Historical Memorabilia
Souvenir 1960s Marble and Bronze Paperweight – US Supreme Court – Crest Craft
Souvenir 1960’s Marble and Bronze (or bronze tone) Paperweight of “The Supreme Court of the United States” made by Crest Craft of Providence, Rhode Island. In good condition. Please see our pictures regarding the condition as well as the dimensions. Will ship promptly. Tilt top guest bedroom
Samuel Blatchford Bobblehead Green Bag Supreme Court Justice – BRAND NEW IN BOX
Condition: MINT IN BOX AND NEVER OPENED – picture is of a different one.
Wooden Vtg Gavel, 7 oz., 10-3/8″ Lg, head length is 4-1/2 x 2-1/16″ Diameter
For your Consideration is this Gavel. Nice Wood Grain Hand Crafted Turned Wooden Gavel. overall length is 10-3/8″ Long. This item is in Used Working Condition.
ORNATE WOOD GAVEL. 1966-1967. PRESENTATION PIECE. SOUVENIR
ORNATE WOOD GAVEL. PRESENTATION PIECE. SOUVENIR SORRY DO NOT KNOW HISTORY. YOU ARE GETTING EXACTLY WHAT IS IN PHOTOS NOTHING MORE, NOTHING LESS. YOU WILL BE GETTING THE ITEM IN THE EXACT CONDITION AS YOU SEE IT.
Wood-en Auctioneers Gavel 10” Inch Long Judge Brown B6
A nice touch is how the Lawyers & Legal theme handles button contrast for easy clicking.
Rules Of Court Northumberland County Pennsylvania 1962 PA Law Book Orphans +More
Northumberland Orphans’ Court Rule. Nice old book of court rules from Northumberland County in Pennsylvania effective 1962. Northumberland Common Pleas Rule. Northumberland Quarter Session Rule. We follow all of this platforms policies and procedures.
Vintage Wooden Gavel Judge/ Auction. Toast Masters International Ribbons
With its intricate design and rich history, this piece is sure to impress. It has been well-preserved and is in great shape. Original box is included. As a collector, you know the value of owning unique and historical pieces.
1919 History of Oklahoma
From the estate of my father-in-law, Richard Romang. A prominent lawyer in Enid, OK, he was elected to the House of Representatives, then the State Senate, and finally, a Judge of the Court of Civil Appeals before retiring from public service.
Louisiana Edward Livingston-2 Vol. Legislation Criminelle L’Etat De La Louisiane
Edward Livingston was Mayor of New York City (1801-1803), Louisiana Senator (1829-1831) and Secretary of State under Andrew Jackson (1831-1833). Edward was the younger brother of Robert Livingston who was equally accomplished in his life.