Extraordinary Mexican War Broadside, 1847

Mexican War July 7, 1847 Mexican War Broadside "HONOR TO THE BRAVE - Free Barbecue on Thursday, 15th Inst., AT SALEM (Mass.), for their valor displayed on the bloody field at BUENA VISTA, have added l

Heading: (Mexico) Author: Title: Group of twenty-four General Orders concerning the administration of the U.S. Army in Mexico. Place Published: Various places Publisher: Date Published: 1847

Inscribed "O. Neumeyer" and "1847 / 2nd DRans." (untraced member of the 2nd Dragoon Regiment, which participated in most major engagements of the war) further engraved with crossed cannons and "M" wit

of Mexico - Some tearing of letter by Henry D. Page - He wrote last page sideways over front of page of letter - See photos for condition and details

Mexican-American War Recruiting Broadside. Akron, Ohio: ca. 1846/48. Bold 1pp. letterpress advertising for American Patriots to serve during the War with Mexico: “A Rare Chance! Seize the Prize!

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War c. 1847 Mexican War Era Iron Eagle & Snake Doorstop c. 1847 Mexican War Era, Decorative Patriotic Cast Iron Eagle and Snake Doorstop, Choice Very Fine. c. 1847 Heav

Including: "(Gen) Winfield Scott" by Currier, 1847 (Mexican War), hand-colored litho, in the original mitered frame, under old glass, OS: 14 1/2" x 12 1/4", SS: 11 1/2" x 9 1/4", toned and stained; PL

Autographs Impressive 1847 Mexican-American War Manuscript Letter Boldly Signed "Z. Taylor, Major Genl. U.S.A. Comd." ZACHARY TAYLOR (1784-1850). 12th President of the United States, serving from Marc

Hand colored map by Captain John McClellan showing Mexican and U.S. troop positions for this decisive battle of the Mexican American War, April 17 & 18, 1847. Map includes artillery, topography, casua

1847 1ed Mexican-American War Zachary Taylor Battle MAPS Campaign Sketch William Henrys “Campaign Sketches of the War with Mexico” is a rare, mid-19th-century first-hand account of the Mex

Heading: (Newspapers) Author: Title: Three Mexican newspapers in Spanish from the Mexican War Place Published: Mexico Publisher: Date Published: 1847-48 Description: Sheet

Scene in Vera Cruz During the Bombardment, 1847. Hand-colored military lithograph. E.B. & E.C. Kellogg, 1847. Sight 9 1/2" x 13 1/2".

MEXICAN WAR LITHOGRAPH Original lithograph published by Nathaniel Currier titled, "THE MEXICANS FLEEING VERA CRUZ, and surrendering their Arms to the U.S. Army, under Genl. Scott", 1847, 8 1/8" x 12",

1847 Speech on SLAVERY & Mexican American War Missouri Compromise Whig Tilden Daniel Tilden was a 19th-century American politician who served as a Whig in the United States Congress in the 1840s. In 1

J. Baille lithograph dated 1847 entitled Soldier's Adieu (for the Mexican War) in original paint decorated frame, 13.5"H x 9.5"W sight with 1.5" frame

Published by Sarony & Major, New York, 1847-1848. Hand colored lithographs on paper. Three large folio unframed prints from "Naval Scenes in the Mexican War by H. Walke, Lieut. US Navy", together with

[Texas/Mexican War] THE ANGLO AMERICAN: A JOURNAL OF LITERATURE, NEWS, POLITICS, THE DRAMA, FINE ARTS ETC. 6 Vols (1844-1847): Vols. IV-IX. NY: E. L. Garvin. Sm folio, ¾ leather. Leather has typical

A MEXICAN AMERICAN WAR(1846-1848) PERIOD HANDWRITTEN DOCUMENT, OCTOBER 7, 1847, A LETTER, FROM AMANUENSE MARIANO HERMOSILLO, PREFECTURA DEL DEPARTAMENTO DEL VENADO, PROBABLY ESTADO DE SAN LUIS POTOSI,

[SCRAPBOOK]. A unique scrapbook documenting the Mexican-American War, covering the period March 1, 1846, to September 20, 1847. 116 leaves, almost all with three columns of newspaper clippings; 10 map

[MILITARIA]. Painted Marine Corps drum, possibly Mexican-War. Manufactured by William Ent, Germantown, PA, ca 1840s. 14 3/8 in. height; 15 in. diameter painted maple snare drum (light surface wear), m

1.25" x 1.25". Obverse with "VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN/WAR" over ship, fortress, and cannon over "1846". Reverse engraved "COLONEL/ JOHN C. Hays/Texas". The whole in an associated pasteboard case. **Fin

Quarter plate daguerreotype of a US artillery lieutenant taken during the Mexican War era. Full leatherette case. A strikingly candid shot for the period, the subject’s stern expression belies his c

Shield measures 2" x 2.5". Blue silk ribbon with National Association bar. Engraved on the reverse "COL. JOHN C. HAYS/TEXAS/1st MOUNTED VOLUNTEERS" in seriffed letters. The whole in a wood case with s

(MEXICAN WAR.) Volume of the New York Weekly Herald with extensive illustrated coverage of the war. 103 (of 106) weekly issues, each 8 pages, bound in one volume. Folio, 21¾ x 15½ inches, co