Comprising: The list of books are, "The Trial" by Jen Bryant, first edition, 2004, "Of Flight and Life" by Charles A. Lindbergh, 1948, "No More Words" by Reeve Lindbergh, first edition, signed and dedicated, "Lindbergh, A Biography" by Leonard Mosley, 1976, "Lindbergh" by A. Scott Berg, 1998, "Lindbergh, The Crime", by Noel Behn, 1994, "Hour of Gold, Hour of Lead", by Anne Morrow Lindbergh, 1973, "We" by Charles A. Lindbergh, 1927, "The Last Hero" by Walter S. Ross, 1968, "The Spirit of St. Louis" by Charles A. Lindbergh, 1953 (book of the month club edition), "Bring Me a Unicorn", by Anne Morrow Lindbergh, 1973 (paperback), "Gift From the Sea" by Anne Morrow Lindbergh, 1955, and "North to the Orient" by Anne Morrow Lindbergh, first edition, 1935. The ephemera is: "Lindbergh's Own Story, As Published in the New York Times" circa 1927, "Resume Book of the Flemington Trial" The American Bar Association Journal, 1935, a typed copy of the Appeal of Defendant Bruno Richard Hauptman, two copies of the Supreme Court, October Term, 1935 case of Bruno Richard Hauptman Vs. The State of New Jersey, a brief for the State of New Jersey, court of appeals, 1935 (Hauptman case), the list of currency paid as ransom in the Lindbergh kidnapping which lists all of the serial numbers of the cash paid as ransom, a single page letter regarding Bruno R. Hauptman, a 2009 Wall Street Journal article regarding a Lindbergh documentary, a letter delivered by Lindberg on April 26th by Lindbergh by signed document, twelve unused stamps that commemorate the 50th anniversary of Lindbergh's flight, a 1928 advertisement letter from the National Advertising Corporation with envelope, an Airmail envelope labeled, "Lindbergh Leaves Washington Beginning Orient Tour", dated for July of 1928, another dated for 1937, a Havana, Cuba airmail envelope dated 1928, cigar labels, newspaper articles, a Lindbergh postcard with unused 10 cent stamp, several more air mail envelopes, a contemporary True Detective Magazine that includes the kidnapping case, several newspapers with front page articles regarding the kidnapping, a vintage card that commemorates the Lindbergh crossing, a scrapbook for the Hauptman trial, a group of registered mail receipts related to Mrs. Lindbergh, attorney letters regarding the Hauptman case, photographs of Lindbergh and of the Hauptman case, and a framed chromolithograph of Lindbergh in the original frame.Various sizes, the lots fills two legal document boxes. Overall good condition, expect wear losses and stains.