Declaration Of Independence c1825 Printed on Silk

Declaration of Independence Rare Force Engraving of the Declaration of Independence Printed in 1848 The Peter Force engraving of the Declaration of Independence, with remarkably exact rendition

Early American book of 1780 title Acts and Laws of the State of New Hampshire in America with the Declaration of Independence Printed in Exeter New Hampshire in 1780. Original untouched condition.Bind

Original copy of the Declaration of Independence printed on parcheman paper. Paper size if 9 in x 11 in

Antique facsimile of the broadside of the "Declaration of Independence" printed by John Dunlap in Philadelphia on July 4, 1776. Facsimile of Dunlap's later printing. The Congress ordered the committee

1809 leatherbound book "Constitutions" on the Constitutions of the U.S. and Declaration of Independence, printed by Charles Norris & Co., for Edward Little & Co., booksellers and stationers, Newburypo

Fabulous Scarce Reprint of Dunlap Declaration of Independence, 50+ years old 1p, measuring 15.75" x 19.5", Chicago, Ca. 1970. A facsimile broadside of the U.S. Declaration of Independence, printed by

Declaration of Independence, printed by Richard Folwell in Philadelphia, 1796. Taken from "The Laws of the United States of America" published in 1796. The text to the Declaration is followed by 13 si

A fine reproduction of the Declaration of Independence printed by R. R. Donnelley at the Lakeside Press, Chicago, ca. 1970s, from an original discovered in 1968.

(1760 - 1833) U.S. Secretary of the Treasury and 24th Governor of Connecticut, son of a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Partly-printed D.S., 1p. oblong 8vo., [Hartford], May 6, 1783, orderi

(1760 - 1833) U.S. Secretary of the Treasury and 24th Governor of Connecticut, son of a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Partly-printed D.S. as comptroller, 1p. 6 x 5 in., Connecticut, March

JOHN DUNLAP (1747-1812) American patriot and printer of the first copies of Declaration of Independence. A dated copy of the original Dunlap print, 14.5 x 18.5 in. (sight), [n.p.], date of printing un

(19th c.) Printed in two colors with the state seals of the original 13 colonies. 20 x 24 inches. framed.

VOL. THE CONSTITUTION OF THE SIXTEEN STATES TO WHICH ARE PREFIXED THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE; ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION PRINTED BY DAVID DENNISTON NEWBURGH, NY FOR SELF AND H. CRAIG 1800

1841 Declaration of Independence engraving by D. Kimberly. Printed by the Franklin Print Co. Persons and signatures identified with numbered chart. Trimmed. Wear, losses. Stains. 10.875 x 7.875in. Tog

A RARE 1779 just after our Independence bill from his newspaper the Pennsylvania Packet AMERICAS FIRST Paper from the man who printed the Declaration of Independence Broadsides sent to every colony an

[Declaration of Independence] [Pennsylvania] Clymer, George Partially-Printed Document, signed Philadelphia, Jan(uary) 12, 1807. One sheet, 2 x 5 in. (51 x 127 mm) (sight). Partially-printed document,

Paper slip signed by Robert Treat Paine, a member of the Continental Congress (from the colony of Massachusetts) and a signer of the Declaration of Independence. This is a partly printed document and

Historic Americana Vintage "Declaration of Independence" Decorative Fabric "Declaration of Independence" and Philadelphia Theme Vintage Printed Olive Green Fabric Table Cover, 54" x 54", Choice New. P

[Declaration of Independence] [North Carolina] Hooper, William Partially-Printed Document, initialed Salisbury, September 24, 1778. Single sheet, 6 1/2 x 8 in. (165 x 203 mm). Partially-printed docume

Witness of Hon. Thomas Hayward of South Carolina, signer of the Declaration of Independence, double sided court order document, printed and scripted in the twelfth year of United States Independence.

Collection of Paper Ephemera, Incl. Declaration of Independence Facsimile. (2) Reproduction paper specimen. Printed at Williamsburg on a period printer. (5) Reproduction examples of the Virginia Gazet

Signer of the Declaration of Independence from South Carolina (1746-1809). Partly-printed DS, signed “Tho. Heyward, Jnr.,” one page, 12.75 x 7.5, June 13, 1788. As the Circuit Judge of Cha

Printed cloth of the Declaration of Independence. Assembly of the founding fathers with signatures and identifications below. Dimensions: Overall 32" Height 36" Length

A very fancy silk shawl, ad a silk scarf decorated with "declaration of independence"