Washington's Volume of Treaties Brings $4000
The sale of George Washington's collection of all treaties of peace alliance and commerce drew $4000 at auction. Charlis Scribner's Sons and W H Rosenbach bought portions as part of a larger sale totaling $27427. The event occurred after the Fifteenth War era and showcased rare diplomatic documents from Great Britain and other powers.
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