• Julia Ward Howe autograph cards and notes, including two lines of verse with her signature, November 23, 1879; her calling card with her signature, April 12, 1882; and an autograph note signed to "Dear [A.B.R.?]", November 28, 1905, in which she says she will not be able to attend either of the Garrison meetings because she is "under orders for the present to avoid all fatigues of that kind, as they are apt to give [her] an attack of painful dizziness"
• Payment from the National-American Woman Suffrage Association to The Tribune Company for $5.75 for printing on December 31, 1897. Signed by Susan B. Anthony, President, and Alice Stone Blackwell, Rec. Sec'y. Also includes a postcard of John Howe Kent's photograph of Mary and Susan B. Anthony
• Elizabeth Cady Stanton signed quotation, "Work is worship" R[alph] W[aldo] E[merson] / Elizabeth Cady Stanton / N.Y. March 1st, 1873, with a reproduction of a Sarony photograph of Stanton and an engraving of her by H.B. Hall, Jr., N.Y.
• Document signed by Harriet Beecher Stowe appointing her attorney, John T. Howard, to sell her Panama Railroad Company stock for her, January 9, 1872, with an engraving of Stowe by J.A.J. Wilson
• Autograph letter signed from Frances E. Willard to Sen. L.M. Morrill, Evanston, January 13, 1879, asking him to support the "Home Protection" campaign, on letterhead stationery of the Women's Christian Temperance Union of Illinois; also includes a stock certificate for Temperance Hall, Northern Liberties, no. 199 issued to George S. Shugart, October 4, 1839 and Woman's Christian Temperance Union honorary member pledge card signed by Ambrose L. Walk
