[REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. SYLVANUS URBAN, pseud. The Gentleman's Magazine. London: David Henry, Jan. 1776

The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Chronicle . Volume LI. For the Year MDCCLXXXI (1781). Printed at London for Sylvanus Urban by J. Nichols and D. Henry. Complete volume with all thirteen issues

The March 1778 issue of Gentleman's Magazine, printed at London by Sylvanus Urban. 48 pages, no engravings. Revolutionary War content including Leger's expedition on the Mohawk River, debates in Parli

Title: 1779 Gentleman's Magazine Revolutionary War Washington Description: The March 1779 issue of “Gentleman’s Magazine”, printed at London by Sylvanus Urban. 56 pages with four-page advertisin

1775 The July issue of Gentleman's Magazine in original blue advertising wrapper, stitched along left margin. Printed in London and published by Sylvanus Urban. Includes six pages of ads at end as wel

BRITISH HISTORICAL PERIODICAL VOLUME, Sylvanus Urban, "The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle: Volume XLV, For the Year M.DCCLXXV", 1775, printed for D. Henry, London, with several engrave

The January 1778 issue of "The Gentleman's Magazine", printed at London for D. Henry. 48 pages including folding map (8.5 x 14") "of Hudson's River with the adjacent Country". Revolutionary War conten

Heading: (Declaration of Independence) Author: Urban, Sylvanus [pseud. of Edward Cave] Title: The Gentleman's Magazine: For January [to] December, 1776. With the U.S. Declaration of Independence Place

The March 1774 issue of Gentleman's Magazine, printed at London by D. Henry (Sylvanus Urban), 48 pages, no engravings. Two articles of note on America including Lord Camden on taxing the Colonies and

The November 1762 issue of Gentleman's Magazine printed at London by D, Henry for Sylvanus Urban. 48 pages and one engraving of "The Heart of His Late Majesty". With accompanying article. Other conten

The January 1762 issue of "The Gentleman's Magazine", printed at London by Sylvanus Urban printed by D. Henry. 48 pages, no engravings. Finance related content including "Every Man his Own Broker" on

The September 1776 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine printed at London, original issue in blue advertising wrapper. 48 pages plus advertising supplement at end for a Lottery. Revolutionary War content i

[Revolutionary War] Joseph Brant. ALS. Brant was a Mohawk war chief and an interpreter for the Indian Department (beginning in 1766). Shortly before writing this letter, Brant he had been given the ra

American Revolution First American Printing Of A Revolutionary War Battle Map "A View of the Present Seat of War, at and near New-York." 1777-Dated (Printed 1776) Revolutionary War Period, Printed Map

Two Revolutionary War muster rolls, dated December 16th, 1776. Each enlisting soldiers from the Kingston, New Hampshire area, to serve in the American Army and fight in the Revolution under Mustermast

IMPORTANT 18TH C. REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD MAP: SURVEY OF LAKE CHAMPLAIN, 1776, SURVEY OF LAKE CHAMPLAIN INCLUDING LAKE GEORGE , CROWN POINT, AND ST. JOHN. SURVEYED, BY ORDER OF HIS EXCELLENCY MAJOR-G

Revolutionary War-dated partly-printed DS, signed “P. Henry,” one page, 8.25 x 6.5, January 29, 1780. A Land-Office Treasury warrant, No. 2226, which reads: "This shall be your warrant to

"Commodore Hopkins" pub. Thos. Hart, 1776; "Major Robert Rogers" pub. Thos. Hart, 1776; "George Washington, Esq.", pub, C. Shepherd 1776; and "The Hon. John Hancock" pub. C. Shepherd, 1775, all in ebo

STEDMAN, Charles (1753-1812). The History of the Origin, Progress, and Termination of the American War London: for the author, 1794. First edition. Comparable: Christie's, William Reese Sale, 2022 - $

Suspension of the General Council, April 4th, 1775 & Maj. General Schuyler Pardon to Deserters of the Continental Army, dated July 16th, 1776. The first is docketed with vote count and payroll of offi

IMPORTANT REVOLUTIONARY WAR-ERA MAP OF NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY1776“A Map of the Province of New-York, Reduc'd from the large Drawing of that Province, Compiled from Actual Surveys by Order of Hi

Revolutionary War general, first United States Secretary of War, and founder of the military school that became West Point (1750-1806). ALS signed “H. Knox,” one page, 7.75 x 12.5, March 7

Autographs 1778 Revolutionary War Massachusetts Partially-Printed Militia Appointment at Watertown with "Minuteman" Seal (AMERICAN REVOLUTION). (Major General) ARTEMAS WARD, (MA. Treasurer) HENRY GARD

FADEN, William (1749 – 1836). Sketch of the Battle of Hobkirks Hill, near Camden on the 25th April, 1781. Engraved map. London: Faden, Aug. 1, 1783. 21 3/4" x 15 1/8" sheet. This Revolutionary

Framed British 18th c. sword relic, belonging to English sergeant Henry Hypp of the 43rd Regiment and carried in the Battle of Bunker Hill in Boston on June 17, 1775. He was mortally wounded and later