1778 JOHN JAY ALS With Revolutionary War Content

Revolutionary War-dated ALS, three pages on two sheets, 8.25 x 13.5, March 5, 1779. Handwritten letter to his wife, Sarah Livingston Jay, from Philadelphia while serving as president of the Continenta

Revolutionary War original content in this the "Supplement for the Year 1778" of Gentleman’s Magazine printed at London. 36 pages followed by the Index for the year 1778. Several pages regarding neg

Autographs 1778 "John Fitch" Revolutionary War Bond Signed as a Witness for Continental Congress President Henry Laurens JOHN FITCH, Relative of the Famous Clock Maker, Brass Worker, Silversmith, and

The September 1778 issue of Gentleman's Magazine, printed at London, 48 pages and one engraving. Great content on the Revolutionary War including correspondence from Congress to the King on resolution

The Annual Register or a View of the History, Politics, and Literature For the Year 1777, printed by J. Dodsley at London, 1778. First Edition. Revolutionary War content including Proclamation of Gene

The Town and Country Magazine or Universal Repository for March 1778. 56 pages and two engraved plates. Revolutionary War content with address of Lord North on terms of reconciliation with America. A

Revolutionary War content in the November 1778 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine printed in London, as well as much additional content including on early lotteries. One engraving of the Baptistory at Lu

August 1778 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine printed in London. Original issue with front part of blue advertising wrapper. Revolutionary War content including letter of General George Washington. Repo

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

The June 1778 issue of "The Gentleman's Magazine", printed at London, 48 pages and one plate. Revolutionary War content including letter from George Washington to General Burgoyne. Also news from Gene

The Gentleman’s Magazine for March 1778 in its original blue advertising wrapper, complete issue with Revolutionary War content including interesting account of the expedition of Lt. Col. St. Leger

The January 1778 issue of "The Town and Country Magazine or Universal Repository..", printed at London for A. Hamilton. 56 pages and one engraved plate. Some Revolutionary War content including histor

Gentleman’s Magazine, July 1778 issue, 48 pages and an engraving of funeral banners. Some Revolutionary War content towards end. Other content including on electricity with mention of Benjamin Frank

The December 1778 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine in its original blue wrappers with revolutionary war content including account of actions at New York. Includes a folding canal plan off the River Lag

The February 1778 issue of "The Town and Country Magazine or Universal Repository", printed at London for A, Hamilton. 56 pages and two engraved plates, complete. Some content regarding the Revolution

"The Honorable Sr. Wm. Howe. Knight of the Bath & Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Forces in America". London: pub. John Morris,1778, together with a second hand colored example dated 1777, an earl

Sullivan John General Sullivan in 1778, Calls an Army Fidler to Providence during Height of Revolutionary War [Sullivan, John]. [American Revolution]. Autograph Letter Written by J.M. Green on Behalf

FIRST EDITION "The Annual Register or a View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the Year 1778", printed at London for J. Dodsley, 1779. 334 pages, 245 pages followed by Table of Contents wit

American Revolution Remarkable Historic Content ALS With Historic News of Commodore Whipple and Captain Rathbone Capturing 11 British Ships off Jamaica in the Revolutionary War 1779 July 2, 1813-Dated

Autographs 1816 John B. Barton Autograph Letter Signed to his imprisoned father Revolutionary War Gen. William Barton JOHN B. BARTON (1785-1869). Son of the famous American Revolutionary War General W

Details: Henry Dearborn autographed hand-written 1 page letter (ALS), 1815. Interior and Back page is addition Letter with related content to Dearborn's letter but not penned by Dearborn. Shows m

Autographs Revolutionary War Captain Who Fought at Bunker Hill MICHAEL MCCLARY (1752-1824). Revolutionary War Captain who Fought at Bunker Hill in John Stark’s regiment, where his Uncle Major Andrew

1794 Folded Letter from Benjamin Bourne (1755-1808), who served in the Revolutionary War and was a noted Jurist, serving on the 1st Circuit Court being appointed by John Adams. The letter is of judici

[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