Columbus Delano (1809 – 1896). U.S. Congressman From Ohio, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Secretary of the Interior. Free Franked Imprinted Envelope of the Treasury Department, Office of Internal Revenue. “C. Delano”. Addressed to Prof. B. s. Hedrick, Patent Office, Washington, D.C.

ASBURY DICKENS from North Carolina signed as Secretary of the Senate (1836-1861). “Free Asbury Dickens, Secretary of the Senate.”

LAFAYETTE FOSTER. Free Franked envelope. Addressed to J. F. Gaylord in his hand. Fine.

James G. Clinton (1804 – 1849). U.S. Congressman From New York. Free Franked Cut Panel. “Free Jas. G. Clinton”. Addressed to Henry L. Sheldon, Esq., Middlebury, Vermont.

Michael W. Ash (1789 – 1858). U.S. Congressman From Pennsylvania. Early law partner of future President James Buchanan. Free Franked Address Leaf. “M. W. Ash”. Addressed to Mahlon Dickerson, Secretary of the Navy.

RANDALL L. GIBSON (1832-1892) U.S. Senator and Representative from Louisiana. Gibson also served as a brigadier general in the Confederate States Army, a regent of the Smithsonian Institution and as president of the board of administrators of Tulane University. United States Senate envelope Free Franked, "R.L. Gibson." Very Fine.

Thomas A. Jenckes (1818 – 1875). U.S. Congressman From Rhode Island. He introduced the bill that created the U.S. Justice Department and was an avid supporter of civil service reform. Free Franked Envelope. “T. A. Jenckes, M.C.” Addressed to Messrs. Ould & Carrington, No. 1113.

William A. Crabb, Senate. Term Expired 1857 Addressed to J. M. Bell, Esq., Huntington, Pennsylvania. Fine.

James Hamilton, Jr. (1786 – 1857). U.S. Congressman From South Carolina. Free Franked Address Leaf. “Free, J. Hamilton, Jr.” Addressed to Hon. R. Y. Hayne, Camden, So. Carolina.