PURPLE US SCOTT #153 GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT STAMP

24c, 1870 issue, purple US Scott #153 single stamp, used, extremely fine with great color.

24¢ bright purple shade 24¢ Winfield Scott banknote issue, Scott 153, Unused with Fine centering, sans gum. Fresh appearance and sound. 2018 SCV.$600

MID 20TH C. US MINT GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT MEDAL Mid 20th century US Mint medal commemorating Major General Winfield Scott's service in the Battles of Chippewa, during the War of 1812. 65mm 135.4g

Photo cards of U.S. Grant & General Winfield Scott Commander of entire U.S. Army 1861

MID 20TH C. US MINT #424 GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT MEDAL Mid 20th century US Mint #424 Major General Winfield Scott Mexican War medal, commemorating the original medal given to General Scott in 1848. 90

Framed U.S Civil War General Winfield Scott (1786-1866) Autograph. The autograph is dated, "November 17, 1845." The autograph has been professionally framed and matted. Frame has engraving of General

C W Denison WINFIELD THE LAWYERS SON AND HOW HE BECAME A MAJOR-GENERAL 1865 Winfield Scott Hancock US Army Democratic Nominee President Union General US Civil War Mexican-American War Title: Winfield

90c, 1888 issue, purple US Scott #218 single stamp, used, very fine to extremely fine. Also with jumbo margins and registry oval cancel.

"Lieut Gen. Winfield Scott. General in Chief of the U.S. Army" Hand color lithograph Dimensions: (frame) H16.75" x W 12.75", (sight) H 13.5" x W 9.5" Condition: Loss of veneer and moderate scratches t

Winfield Scott, Youngest General in the U.S. Army, Issues Order in War of 1812 From his headquarters in Buffalo, New York, Brigadier General Winfield Scott orders his wagon-master-general to send an e

30c, 1873 Dept. of Justice issue, purple US Scott #O33 single stamp, mint and hinged, fine to very fine. With some paper adherence on back from previous album and repair upper left.

24c, 1873 Dept. of Justice issue, purple US Scott #O32 single stamp, mint and hinged, fine to very fine. Also with hinge remnant, full original gum, and fingerprint on gum.

90c, 1873 Dept. of Justice issue, purple US Scott #O34 single stamp, used, fine. Also with violet cancel.

Designed by Currier depicting Major General Winfield Scott. Measures 10" (25.4cm) Wide x 15 1/2" (39.37cm) Tall 1" (2.54cm) frame. Total weight 884g.

MEXICAN HISTORICAL PRINTS INCLUDING AMERICAN INTEREST, LOT OF 19, including Battles of Mexico. Survey of the Line of Operation of the U.S. Army, Under the Command of Major General Winfield Scott, on t

Full Length Portrait of General Winfield Scott (1786-1866), who served as a General in the US Army from 1814-1861) known as "The Grand Old Man of the Army", he served in every conflict from the War of

A GROUP OF SIGNED LETTERS, TWO ENGRAVINGS, TWO CLIPPED SIGNATURES, GOVERNMENT DOCUMENT RELEVANT TO THE WAR OF 1812, AUTOGRAPHS BY GENERAL OF THE U.S. ARMY WINFIELD SCOTT, U.S. NAVY OFFICER ALEXANDER W

1 slip of paper, mounted; 6 x 15 cm (2 3/8 x 5 7/8 in.) [check], 11.5 x 20 cm (4 1/2 x 7 7/8 in.) [overall]

Including (10pc) National Banknote Co. Stamps, 10 of 11, including Scott numbers 145-153 and 155 (excluding 154), c. 1870-1871; and (6pc) first issue U.S. airmail stamps, including Scott numbers C1, C

LOT OF 3 MINT SHEETS U.S. MINT STAMP SHEET #923, 1st. STEAMSHIP, 3 CENTS, Purple, 1944 MNH AND Mineral Heritage Stamp Sheet of 48 Scott #1538-41 MNH OG

1846 1ed CIVIL WAR General Winfield Scott Seminole War Indians Mansfield “Peace won by compromise is usually a short-lived achievement.” – Winfield Scott General Winfield Scott was an American A

1852 Life of CIVIL WAR General Winfield Scott Seminole War Indians Mansfield “Peace won by compromise is usually a short lived achievement.” – Winfield Scott General Winfield Scott was an Americ

(MEXICAN WAR.) Winfield Scott. General Orders on the court martial and executions of the San Patricios who had defected to Mexico. 3 items, total of 7 pages on 5 disbound leaves, each 7½ x 4&#190

Autographed carte-de visite of Major General Winfield Scott Hancock (1824-1886) United States Army officer (wounded at Gettysburg) and Democratic nominee for President in 1880. Carte de visite showing