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Eagle Rare 10 Year Old 101 Proof NV Glass code: 83, distilled by Old Prentice Distillery, Lawrenceburg Ky, Maryland state tax stamp adhered to right shoulder, top of tax strip slightly torn, tax strip nicked on the right side, top of front label very slightly scuffed 1 bottle 75cl (no original packaging) Please refer to images for levels and conditions ﻿All Lots are offered for sale in the condition they are in at the time of sale and sold “AS IS” in accordance with the Conditions of Business for Buyers. Prospective buyers should inspect each Lot to satisfy themselves as to condition. The images provided here are provided to assist you with assessing the condition of each Lot and are for guidance only; they should not be considered a replacement for inspecting the Lot in person. Spirits and liquor can be picked up by the buyer or the buyer’s agent at our New York premises, or shipped to the District of Columbia, New Hampshire, and New York through specialized carriers. Please note that applicable taxes and fees will be added to the purchase price on the invoice. ﻿For all other locations, Sotheby’s Wine is happy to walk you through available shipping options and, when needed, introduce you to carriers who may be able to deliver to your final destination, be it domestic or international. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at Winepostsaleservices.ny@sothebys.com. Please note that for Wine and Spirits Lots, the Buyer’s Premium rate is 24% of the Hammer Price and the Overhead Premium rate is 1% of the Hammer Price. The Buyer’s Premium and Overhead Premium are subject to any applicable VAT/GST and/or sales or use tax. Please refer to the Conditions of Business for further details.

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eagle rare 10 year old 101 proof nv (1 bottle 75cl)

Double Eagle Very Rare 20 Year Old 101 Proof NV

Double Eagle Very Rare 20 Year Old 101 Proof NV 2025 release, bottle code: L250520117:45M, bottle #2362, includes lightly worn original presentation case and glass stopper 1 bottle 75cl (original presentation case) Please refer to images for levels and conditions ﻿All Lots are offered for sale in the condition they are in at the time of sale and sold “AS IS” in accordance with the Conditions of Business for Buyers. Prospective buyers should inspect each Lot to satisfy themselves as to condition. The images provided here are provided to assist you with assessing the condition of each Lot and are for guidance only; they should not be considered a replacement for inspecting the Lot in person. Spirits and liquor can be picked up by the buyer or the buyer’s agent at our New York premises, or shipped to the District of Columbia, New Hampshire, and New York through specialized carriers. Please note that applicable taxes and fees will be added to the purchase price on the invoice. ﻿For all other locations, Sotheby’s Wine is happy to walk you through available shipping options and, when needed, introduce you to carriers who may be able to deliver to your final destination, be it domestic or international. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at Winepostsaleservices.ny@sothebys.com. Please note that for Wine and Spirits Lots, the Buyer’s Premium rate is 24% of the Hammer Price and the Overhead Premium rate is 1% of the Hammer Price. The Buyer’s Premium and Overhead Premium are subject to any applicable VAT/GST and/or sales or use tax. Please refer to the Conditions of Business for further details.

View 1 of Lot 383: Double Eagle Very Rare 20 Year Old 101 Proof NV (1 Bottle 75cl)

double eagle very rare 20 year old 101 proof nv (1 bottle 75cl)

Eagle Rare 25 Year Old 101 Proof NV 2025 2025 Release, signed by Harlen Wheatley, bottle #23, bottle code: L251480121:39M, includes original presentation case, glass stopper, certificate of authenticity, black velvet bag, and original shipping carton 1 bottle 75cl (original presentation case) Please refer to images for levels and conditions ﻿All Lots are offered for sale in the condition they are in at the time of sale and sold “AS IS” in accordance with the Conditions of Business for Buyers. Prospective buyers should inspect each Lot to satisfy themselves as to condition. The images provided here are provided to assist you with assessing the condition of each Lot and are for guidance only; they should not be considered a replacement for inspecting the Lot in person. Spirits and liquor can be picked up by the buyer or the buyer’s agent at our New York premises, or shipped to the District of Columbia, New Hampshire, and New York through specialized carriers. Please note that applicable taxes and fees will be added to the purchase price on the invoice. ﻿For all other locations, Sotheby’s Wine is happy to walk you through available shipping options and, when needed, introduce you to carriers who may be able to deliver to your final destination, be it domestic or international. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at Winepostsaleservices.ny@sothebys.com. Please note that for Wine and Spirits Lots, the Buyer’s Premium rate is 24% of the Hammer Price and the Overhead Premium rate is 1% of the Hammer Price. The Buyer’s Premium and Overhead Premium are subject to any applicable VAT/GST and/or sales or use tax. Please refer to the Conditions of Business for further details.

View 1 of Lot 382: Eagle Rare 25 Year Old 101 Proof NV (1 Bottle 75cl)

eagle rare 25 year old 101 proof nv (1 bottle 75cl)

Finest & Rarest Wines | Collecting the Extraordinary

Screaming Eagle, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 2021

Screaming Eagle, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 2021 Napa Original tissues 3 bts (owc) Please be advised that most U.S. states regulate the shipment of wine or spirits into their states. Sotheby’s Wine currently ships to California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New York, Oregon, Wyoming, and Hong Kong. For additional details and options, please refer to Guide for Buyers or contact Winepostsaleservices.ny@sothebys.com. ﻿Please note that for Wine and Spirits Lots, the Buyer’s Premium rate is 24% of the Hammer Price and the Overhead Premium rate is 1% of the Hammer Price. The Buyer’s Premium and Overhead Premium are subject to any applicable VAT/GST and/or sales or use tax. Please refer to the Conditions of Business for further details.

View 1 of Lot 648: Screaming Eagle, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 2021 (3 BT)

screaming eagle, cabernet sauvignon, napa valley 2021 (3 bt)

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Screaming Eagle, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 2019

Screaming Eagle, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 2019 Napa ﻿Original tissues 3 bts (owc) Please be advised that most U.S. states regulate the shipment of wine or spirits into their states. Sotheby’s Wine currently ships to California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New York, Oregon, Wyoming, and Hong Kong. For additional details and options, please refer to Guide for Buyers or contact Winepostsaleservices.ny@sothebys.com. ﻿Please note that for Wine and Spirits Lots, the Buyer’s Premium rate is 24% of the Hammer Price and the Overhead Premium rate is 1% of the Hammer Price. The Buyer’s Premium and Overhead Premium are subject to any applicable VAT/GST and/or sales or use tax. Please refer to the Conditions of Business for further details.

View 1 of Lot 644: Screaming Eagle, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 2019 (3 BT)

screaming eagle, cabernet sauvignon, napa valley 2019 (3 bt)

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Screaming Eagle, Second Flight Napa 2007 (1 bt) 2008 (1 bt) 2009 (1 bt) 3 bts (cn) Please be advised that most U.S. states regulate the shipment of wine or spirits into their states. Sotheby’s Wine currently ships to California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New York, Oregon, Wyoming, and Hong Kong. For additional details and options, please refer to Guide for Buyers or contact Winepostsaleservices.ny@sothebys.com. ﻿Please note that for Wine and Spirits Lots, the Buyer’s Premium rate is 24% of the Hammer Price and the Overhead Premium rate is 1% of the Hammer Price. The Buyer’s Premium and Overhead Premium are subject to any applicable VAT/GST and/or sales or use tax. Please refer to the Conditions of Business for further details.

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screaming eagle, second flight "vertical" (3 bt)

Screaming Eagle, Second Flight 2012 Napa WA 96 6 bts (owc) Please be advised that most U.S. states regulate the shipment of wine or spirits into their states. Sotheby’s Wine currently ships to California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New York, Oregon, Wyoming, and Hong Kong. For additional details and options, please refer to Guide for Buyers or contact Winepostsaleservices.ny@sothebys.com. ﻿Please note that for Wine and Spirits Lots, the Buyer’s Premium rate is 24% of the Hammer Price and the Overhead Premium rate is 1% of the Hammer Price. The Buyer’s Premium and Overhead Premium are subject to any applicable VAT/GST and/or sales or use tax. Please refer to the Conditions of Business for further details.

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screaming eagle, second flight 2012 (6 bt)

Screaming Eagle, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 2015

Screaming Eagle, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 2015 Napa Original tissues ﻿3 bts (cn) Please be advised that most U.S. states regulate the shipment of wine or spirits into their states. Sotheby’s Wine currently ships to California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New York, Oregon, Wyoming, and Hong Kong. For additional details and options, please refer to Guide for Buyers or contact Winepostsaleservices.ny@sothebys.com. ﻿Please note that for Wine and Spirits Lots, the Buyer’s Premium rate is 24% of the Hammer Price and the Overhead Premium rate is 1% of the Hammer Price. The Buyer’s Premium and Overhead Premium are subject to any applicable VAT/GST and/or sales or use tax. Please refer to the Conditions of Business for further details.

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screaming eagle, cabernet sauvignon, napa valley 2015 (3 bt)

Screaming Eagle, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 2014

Screaming Eagle, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 2014 Napa Original tissues 2 bts (cn) Please be advised that most U.S. states regulate the shipment of wine or spirits into their states. Sotheby’s Wine currently ships to California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New York, Oregon, Wyoming, and Hong Kong. For additional details and options, please refer to Guide for Buyers or contact Winepostsaleservices.ny@sothebys.com. ﻿Please note that for Wine and Spirits Lots, the Buyer’s Premium rate is 24% of the Hammer Price and the Overhead Premium rate is 1% of the Hammer Price. The Buyer’s Premium and Overhead Premium are subject to any applicable VAT/GST and/or sales or use tax. Please refer to the Conditions of Business for further details.

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screaming eagle, cabernet sauvignon, napa valley 2014 (2 bt)

Fine Books and Manuscripts, Including Americana. Part 2

Declaration of Independence — William Woodruff (after)

Declaration of Independence — William Woodruff (after) In Congress, July 4, 1776. Lyons: H. Brunet et Cie., 1825–1835 Lithographed broadside printed on silk (680 x 490 mm, to sight). Ornamental title, facsimile handwritten text, surrounded by a decorative border of oak leaves and circular portraits of Washington, Jefferson, and Adams, with vignettes corresponding to the states, the whole design surmounted by an eagle clutching arrows and olive branch, the design after William Woodruff’s 1819 broadside; minor rippling, small abrasion to the left of the eagle, a few losses and tears along the edges not affecting the printing, several very minor light grayish stains near the top, and pale dampstaining at the bottom. Framed; not examined out of frame. A French broadside of the Declaration of Independence printed on silk, with an intriguing and dramatic design history. The present work is an early lithographed broadside of the Declaration, “rare in comparison to other engraved Declarations of this period,” printed on silk. This French edition was made for the American market, and although it is in the style of Woodruff, John Bidwell categorizes this print as a “pirating” of the unfinished original by Binns. Woodruff purportedly lifted his design from a journeyman and was then unsuccessfully taken to court over the accusation. Woodruff “replicated the original layout and retained all its most important parts: the border of state seals, the medallion portraits, and the headpiece composed of cornucopias, flags, and the arms of the United States.” Accordingly, Bidwell and other scholars recognize two French versions of the Woodruff-style engraving. One version was produced by the lithographer Decomberousse, and the other—present here—is known to have three variants (Bidwell). Brunet’s signature is visible on the central lower medallion, to the right side of the oak leaves reading "Lith di H. Brunet Cie. a Lyon.” Five copies have appeared in recent years, and a similar copy forms a part of the collection of the New York Historical Society. REFERENCES Bidwell, The Declaration in Script and Print (2025), 17

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declaration of independence — william woodruff (after) | an early broadside declaration printed on silk in lyons

The Jay T. Snider Collection of Benjamin Franklin

Lewis Evans Geographical, Historical, Political, Philosophical and Mechanical Essays. The First, Containing an Analysis of a General Map of the British Colonies in America [map not present]. Philadelphia: Printed by B. Franklin, and D. Hall, 1755 [With:] Geographical, Historical, Political, Philosophical and Mechanical Essays. Number II. Containing a Letter. Philadelphia: Printed [by B. Franklin and D. Hall] for the Author, 1756 2 volumes, folio (255 x 196 mm). A few contemporary notes regarding the 1697 Treaty of Ryswick in the margins in Part I, one-page ad for Evans's Map and the "Analysis" pamphlet at rear of Part II; infrequent pale spots, a few leaves very faintly toned, altogether a pair of bright examples. Uniform later half calf, marbled paper boards, gilt decorated spines with two red morocco labels; light rubbing, a few small spots of wear at corners and spine ends. Housed together in a custom green morocco backed slipcase with chemises. Two works by Lewis Evans, the second, revised edition of part I and the first edition of part II, printed to accompany his seminal A General Map of the Middle British Colonies in America. Evans's map, not offered here, is among the most important ever produced of the North American colonies, and was "the best cartographical delineation of the colonies available at its time" (Howes). The first pamphlet, printed by Franklin in 1755, was sold both with the map and separately. With unprecedented transparency, Evans explains that, "as different parts of the map are done with different proportion of exactness, justice to the public, requires my distinguishing the degree of credit every part deserves." For example, he tells us what exactly he surveyed himself and how he went about it. He credits Fry and Jefferson for Virginia and Walter Hoxton for the Chesapeake Bay. Evans also acknowledges surveys of Eastern Pennsylvania by Edward Scull, a journal describing Ohio by William Franklin, and "a very intelligent Indian called The Eagle, who had a good notion of distances, bearings and delineating" (p. 10). He goes on to discuss various American Indian tribes, the major American waterways, and ends with a plea for the King to establish a colony in the Ohio Valley, "the region that was at the center of the friction between England and France" (Pritchard and Taliaferro, p. 172). The second part, which is ascribed to Franklin's press by Miller, includes a detailed response to an anonymous attack that was published in the 5 January 1756 issue of the New-York Mercury. That letter, reprinted in full as a preface, accused Evans of endorsing French claims to the area north of Lake Ontario. The mapmaker's response includes new information about those French claims, and a discussion of the best ways to counter them. According to Pritchard and Taliaferro, "while Evans conceded that that the French had rights to certain territory in America, he was convinced that they had severely encroached upon England's holdings … effectively confining the English to their existing coastal settlements" (Ibid). The first part is a second revised edition, first issue, of the text. It is "virtually a page-for-page resetting of the first edition with sub-titles added" (Miller). While the first work is offered occasionally in various editions, issues, and with and without the map, the second part is justifiably scarce — just seven copies have been sold at auction since the Streeter sale in 1967, per Rare Book Hub. REFERENCES Miller 606, 633; ESTC W14361, W24172; Evans 7419, 7652; cf. Pritchard and Taliaferro, Degrees of Latitude 34 (Evans's map)

View 1 of Lot 72: Lewis Evans | Two works printed by Franklin to accompany Evans's seminal map of the North American Colonies

lewis evans | two works printed by franklin to accompany evans's seminal map of the north american colonies

A Águia Porto: [Various printers and publishers], 1910–1932 205 issues in 5 series, first series: folio (305 x 233 mm), second–fifth series: 8vo (230 x 150 mm). Eagle illustration to title pages of first series and to covers of second series; dampstaining and foxing to title and preceding leaf of first series, minor repair to upper margins of n° 8 (first series), toning to leaves predominately in later series, lightly foxed throughout. First series with old quarter red sheep over pebbled boards, smooth spine gilt-lettered with fillets, decorated endpapers, second–fifth series in original printed and illustrated wrappers; boards of first series slightly rubbed, second–fifth series with worn spines and chipping to wrappers. First editions of a complete run of the most noteworthy Portuguese literary review. This incredibly important review marked a dynamic collaboration between Portuguese modernist writers, ultimately becoming their platform to reimagine Portugal's past and interpret its future. A Águia (The Eagle) ran from 1910 to 1932. Its first series released just four months after the abdication of the Portuguese king, it continued through the First Portuguese Republic, and it concluded with its final series published in the closing months of military dictatorship. Under the expert direction of Álvaro Pinto, Teixeira de Pascoaes, António Carneiro, José Magalhães, Leonardo Coimbra, and Sant’ Anna Dionísio, A Águia was the brainchild and perhaps the mouthpiece of growing nationalist sentiment in the early Republic. Looking to ground the new government and renew the soul of the nation under works of culture, the review boasts many previously unpublished works and letters of António Nobre, Alexandre Herculano, Almeida Garrett, Antero de Quental, António Feliciano de Castilho, and others. The second series, comprising 120 issues, features Fernando Pessoa's first Portuguese work of prose to appear in print. In "A nova poesia portugueza socialogicamente considerada," Pessoa defended the creation of a "supra-Portugal" with the coming of another literary titan like Luis de Camões. The review's subtitle would change numerous times over its run—3 times within the first series alone. Early issues appeared as Revisita ilustrada de literature e critica (Illustrated magazine of literature and criticism), then simplified to the basic Revista quinzenal (fortnightly magazine) before it became Revista quinzenal illustrada de literatura e crítica. Progressing with its editorial team, the second series was subtitled Revista mensal de literatura, arte, ciência, filosofia e crítica social (Monthly magazine of literature, art, science, philosophy and social criticism) with the new addition of "Orgão da Renascença Portuguesa (Organ of the Portuguese Renaissance)" to its front covers. Almost all sets of A Águia have numbers "10/11" of the fourth series in facsimile, if at all. The present set has these numbers in the extremely rare original. When it was brought to light by Dionísio that Gustavo Cordeiro Ramos, minister in the dictatorship, had plagiarized a study about Goethe from number 10/11 of the fourth series, the issue was suppressed. As a result, almost no sets of A Águia contain number 10/11 of the fourth series appear in its original edition. Sold as a group, not subject to return. REFERENCES Daniel Pires, Dicionário da imprensa periódica literária portuguesa do século XX (1900-1940), pp. 40-9; Dicionário das revistas literárias portuguesas do século XX, pp. 55-8; Clara Rocha, Revistas literárias do século XX em Portugal, pp. 268-86, 637-8

View 1 of Lot 301: A Águia | Organ of the Portuguese Renaissance, complete run of important  Portuguese literary review

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