On a special episode of Inspired by History, Steven Raab talks about influential autograph dealers of the past, prompted by the recent acquisition of a major Revolutionary War document collection assembled in the 1940s-50s https://t.co/z7hfjW6Wfo
On the latest Inspired by History podcast, the 5th in Raab's Masterclass series on how to start and build a collection of historical documents. Our topic: historical document authentication and forgery avoidance https://t.co/6F2AHtife3
Raab announces Guest Curator Dr. Robert G. Parkinson, professor of history at Binghamton University and author of the new book, "Tyrants and Rogues: Understanding the Declaration of Independence" https://t.co/45wR79aGG4
Governor Thomas Jefferson, in a Letter to Maj. Gen. Nathanael Greene Calls His State to Arms: “Cornwallis has advanced to the Roanoke.” https://t.co/KW2JBLdvCT
On Inspired by History, we discuss two extraordinary pieces: A page of the speech held in Theodore Roosevelt’s vest pocket that slowed the bullet of a would-be assassin and Roosevelt’s own annotated copy of the speech he ended up giving after he was shot https://t.co/sc9VHDIufO
In the fourth of our Masterclass series, we speak with Nathan Raab about what to look for when buying historical documents, particularly in terms of content, condition, and provenance https://t.co/Rfz6gXwJIA
Governor Thomas Jefferson, in a Letter to Maj. Gen. Nathanael Greene Calls His State to Arms: “Cornwallis has advanced to the Roanoke.” https://t.co/KW2JBLdvCT
On this episode of Inspired by History, Nathan Raab introduces us to a rare Winston Churchill letter written in mid-August 1939, mere weeks before Germany invaded Poland and started WWII. Listen here https://t.co/a3GKvKHENK
The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. announced that a distinguished alumnus has donated a remarkable 1783 letter of Thomas Jefferson to the university https://t.co/2YsmNcqRZX
On the latest episode of Inspired by History, we continue our Masterclass series on how to start and build a collection of historical documents. This week's topic: how and where to buy documents & autographs https://t.co/R6JGHY4etA
An Unpublished, Self-Revelatory Poem from Albert Einstein, Showing Humility, Humor, and Self Awareness. A real rarity, it has been in a private collection for a generation https://t.co/JN7KyurIbs
On the latest episode of Inspired by History: a manuscript that sheds light on the Louisiana Purchase, signed by the men who negotiated its terms https://t.co/BiC0Cm2H7p
The Raab Collection’s Masterclass Podcast Series continues in this episode which gives an overview of essential terminology used when buying historical documents and autographs https://t.co/uqayHFsfZk
The United States Receives French Cession of the Louisiana Purchase and Instructions from Napoleon to Deliver to President Jefferson. Among the Most Important Documents We Have Ever Carried.
On the latest episode of Inspired by History, Nathan Raab tells us about a newly acquired, previously unknown manuscript diary written by Founding Father John Jay during his 1794-95 London mission to negotiate the Jay Treaty https://t.co/Th6D4iX2Zh
For the Inspired by History podcast, we’re producing a series of episodes on how to start and build a collection of historical documents. In the first of this series, we speak to Steven Raab, founder of The Raab Collection, about why people collect https://t.co/F0nulAwIhJ
JFK: Next up in our series of articles that delves into the qualities that led 45 men to the highest echelons of power and leadership, illustrated by letters and documents from our collection https://t.co/CLRR7TOVPr
The Raab Collection offers advice that feels disarmingly simple for anyone looking to acquire a piece of history. It applies whether your focus is fine art, rare artifacts, jewelry, or historical manuscripts. “Buy fewer things, but make them the highest quality you can”.
That philosophy has been the grounding pillar of @RaabCollection since its founding in 1989, when Steven Raab, then a practicing attorney with a lifelong passion for history, began building what would become an international business from his living room.
Over nearly four decades, The Raab Collection has grown into a global authority in important historical documents and autographs, advising beyond commerce into scholarship and discovery, placing newly surfaced materials with major institutions and private stewards alike.
Today, under the leadership of President Nathan Raab (@raabnate), a principal since 2005 and author of The Hunt for History, the company continues to focus on authenticity, historical significance, and long-term preservation, serving clients that range from prominent families and lifelong collectors to institutions such as The Library of Congress and the British Library.
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