Harvard 1660: Girls in the Dorms, “Lascivious” Conduct, Students Drinking and Carousing raabcollection.com/american-histo…

What’s Hot in the Autograph Market: Nathan Raab, president of The Raab Collection and author of “The Hunt for History,” reveals how cultural forces shape the value of historical documents and autographs bit.ly/3JrEu6S

Raab has sold the recently discovered archive of Civil War naval hero Moses Sherwood Stuyvesant to The Huntington Library bit.ly/47PB47S

Thomas Edison signed photograph showing him with his team in front of the Edison Laboratory, ca. 1920s bit.ly/4m2taM1

On the latest episode of the Inspired by History podcast: Paul Revere & The Minutemen of Massachusetts, An Archive of Patriotism and Faith. Listen now via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your podcast player of choice bit.ly/4mdMYvX

Who sells their historical documents to Raab, and where do we find material? bit.ly/4mW6Ep9

The Library of Congress Acquires Important Archive Related to the Treaty of Ghent from Raab bit.ly/4pbtbjo

Incredible Reagan campaign relic for sale: 1980 debate notes from 'Are you better off' and 'Make America Great Again' performance $235,000 'Most important single Reagan piece that I believe has ever reached the market' The Raab Collection washingtonexaminer.com/news/washingto… via Washington Examiner

The Raab Collection announced that it has discovered, acquired, and is offering for sale Ronald Reagan’s original handwritten speech from the pivotal 1980 presidential debate, in which he asked, “Are you better off than you were four years ago?” bit.ly/46sc6ZR

After making edits, Reagan decided to create his own version adding preferred talking points he had been using on the campaign trail nysun.com/article/reagan…

This Thomas Jefferson signed document depicts events from the musical “Hamilton” and teaches us about an important moment in early American history bit.ly/3Ix3JEr

On the latest episode of the Inspired by History podcast, Nathan Raab recounts the discovery and acquisition of President Ronald Reagan’s original, handwritten “Are You Better Off” speech and discusses its lasting impact on American politics. Listen here: bit.ly/4nQkKIY

Albert Einstein, whose letter to FDR helped usher in the Nuclear Age, urges scientists to avoid military involvement and to rely on morality in taking courageous positions bit.ly/4nRQ1uZ Albert Einstein

Signed by both John Hancock and John Adams together, signers of the Declaration of Independence: from Hancock’s mercantile empire, showing the cooperation of these Founding Fathers before the outbreak of revolution. A remarkable if not unique document bit.ly/3IAhFxG

We take a closer look at the presidential use of autopens to sign documents–and advise how autograph collectors can avoid them bit.ly/3KMgOuh

Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson’s (and George Washington’s) first formal Neutrality instructions on the outbreak of the French Revolutionary wars bit.ly/46VbU5Y

On the latest episode of Inspired by History: How to Buy and Sell Historical Documents Like an Expert, a Q&A with Nathan Raab bit.ly/42sBaz1

The Minuteman and Militia Pledge of 1775, signed by 106 soldiers of Elias Dayton’s unit in June 1775: An unpublished, newly discovered document, acquired from the direct descendants of the militia commander bit.ly/3VRoRbP

Charles Darwin uses the language of religion to describe the increasing number of scientists adopting his Theory of Evolution: converts bit.ly/3W6Dh81

Collecting the Victorians: An Illustrated Guide to Historical Documents From the Victorian Era That Collectors Can Look For on the Market bit.ly/4nrQ4xb