LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS RELATING TO GEORGE AND LIBBY CUSTER.

LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS RELATING TO GEORGE AND LIBBY CUSTER. Includes 1) two envelopes, one addressed to Gen. Custer, 1875, from Miss Pauline ?, Grand Union Hotel, with personal note, the other to Mrs. General Custer, Fort L-worth, Kansas. 2) Three envelopes, two of which are telegraph envelopes, addressed to General G. A. Custer. 3) An unsigned and unaddressed invitation initialed “S. W.” signed in print “Mme. Wilbur”. “Seeking the society of pleasant and agreeable young ladies for companions for pleasure and amusement”? 4) Small printed sheet of hymns dated 1846. 5) One-sheet invitation to dine “My dear General” April 7, 1871, signed “T. F. Maynard”. 6) Small envelope with four small calling cards, “Mrs. Custer, 71 Park Avenue”. 7) Receipt from a tailor, S. W. Owen to General George A. Custer, May 1, 1867 for $151! (expensive uniforms?) 8) Small script of paper regarding an invitation from the Bacons. 4-30940, 4-30940-1, 4-30940-2, 4-30940-3, 4-30940-4, 4-30942, 4-30944, 4-30946 (1,000-2,000)

Auction: Firearms - Spring 2007

Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

Image	Lot	Price	Description
	412	$1,150.00	LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS RELATING TO GEORGE AND LIBBY CUSTER. Includes 1) two envelopes, one addressed to Gen. Custer, 1875, from Miss Pauline ?, Grand Union Hotel, with personal note, the other to Mrs. General Custer, Fort L-worth, Kansas. 2) Three envelopes, two of which are telegraph envelopes, addressed to General G. A. Custer. 3) An unsigned and unaddressed invitation initialed “S. W.” signed in print “Mme. Wilbur”. “Seeking the society of pleasant and agreeable young ladies for companions for pleasure and amusement”? 4) Small printed sheet of hymns dated 1846. 5) One-sheet invitation to dine “My dear General” April 7, 1871, signed “T. F. Maynard”. 6) Small envelope with four small calling cards, “Mrs. Custer, 71 Park Avenue”. 7) Receipt from a tailor, S. W. Owen to General George A. Custer, May 1, 1867 for $151! (expensive uniforms?) 8) Small script of paper regarding an invitation from the Bacons. 4-30940, 4-30940-1, 4-30940-2, 4-30940-3, 4-30940-4, 4-30942, 4-30944, 4-30946 (1,000-2,000) Auction: Firearms - Spring 2007 Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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