1806 NO CROSS, NO CROWN BY WILLIAM PENN.

"No Cross, No Crown: a discourse, shoewing the nature and discipline of the Holy Cross of Christ." By William Penn. Fifteenth edition printed and sold by Phillips and Fardon in London, 1806. Bound in

1771 William Penn No Cross No Crown Quaker Pennsylvania Americana Values RARE No Cross, No Crown is one of William Penns best and most famous works. Written while Penn was in prison, No Cross, No Crow

7 vols. including Penn "No Cross, No Crown", Philadelphia 1796 etc.

Sword w/sheath & belt, Masonic Knights Templar, mfgd by The M.C. Lilley Co.-Columbus, O., sword has enameled cross & crown & elaborately etched blade on both sides, personalized C.H. Crowe, matching s

Sword w/scabbard & belt, Masonic Knights Templar, mfgd by the M.C. Lilley Co.-Columbus, O., sword has enameled cross & crown & elaborately etched blade on both sides, personalized C.H. Crowe, matching

16.5" x 19.5". A framed reverse painting on glass reading "Ohne Kreuz keine Krone "(‘Without a Cross, No Crown’ in German). This piece, perhaps referring to the writing of Quaker leader William Pe

EARLY ROYAL CROWN DERBY "IMARI" PATTERN PLATE, C.1806-1826. DIAMETER 8 3/4"

PAIR ROYAL CROWN DERBY "IMARI" SAUCE TUREENS AND UNDER PLATES, C.1806-25. HEIGHT 6" (The tureens have overall crazing; one with some interior staining; otherwise in remarkable condition for age and us

Cross stitch sampler, signed Jane Pratt Age 10, undated, alphabets & motto, dogs, crowns, flowers, floral garland border, 15-3/4" x 16-3/8" sight, in molded wood frame, 23" x 23-1/2" overall (chip to

Cross stitch sampler, signed Hannah Church Her Sampler, undated, alphabets & numbers, birds, crowns, flowers, 11-1/2" x 8-1/4" sight, in wood frame, 14-1/4" x 11-1/8" overall

A William and Mary late 17th century unmarked silver recusant cross, circa 1690 Engraved with decoration of a flowers, one side with the initials M A in Roman script between a heart with a crown above

William Penn MDS Selling 500 Acres in His 1-Year-Old Colony for Less Than a Penny an Acre! 1p manuscript document signed by Pennsylvania founder William Penn (1644-1718) along the bottom fold. [London

Indian Peace Medals (1775) Exceptional Silver William Penn Indian Peace Medal (1775) William Penn Indian Peace Medal. Struck in Silver. “BY DEEDS OF PEACE” Legend. Betts-531. Dies by Lewis Pingo.

William Penn Deeds Land to Fellow Quaker in 1681 WILLIAM PENN. Manuscript Document Signed, "Wm Penn", 1p, 8.25" x 12", Warminghurst, West Sussex, England, September 11, 1681, a Deed to Thomas Herriot.

ARTIST: William Penn Morgan (British, New York, 1826 - 1900) NAME: Mother and Children MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Very minor craquelure. Few small scattered inpaintings/touch ups. SIGHT SIZE: 39

Oil On Canvas C. 19th.c., William Penn Negotiating With The Indians, H 27'' W 34'' After a paintiing by Benjamin West. Not signed. Frame 36" x 42"

William Penn Motor Oil Porcelain Tombstone Sign DSP tombstone. Sign has good gloss and color. It does show some chipping in the field on both sides with heavier chipping around the perimeter. It also

(American, 1826-1900) signed "W. Morgan" l.l.c. Overall: 46"h x 35-1/2"w Sight: 38-3/4"h x 28-1/8"w

William Penn Morgan (1826 - 1900) England Oil on Canvas Theme: Portrait of Mother with Child Measure 34"in H x 28"in W and 42"in H x 36"in W x 2 1/2"in D with frame Known for: Domestic genre, animal,

DESCRIPTION: "Playing with Dolly". William Penn Morgan (English/American 1826-1900). Oil on canvas. Unsigned. Ornate wood and gilt frame. William Penn Morgan was born in London and studied in Paris be

Vintage William Penn Morgan (England, 1826-1900) Oil Painting. Titled: 'Feeding The Brood.' Oil on Canvas. Painting depicts two young girls feeding chickens. Framed: 23.5" x 19.5" Painting size: 17.5"

WILLIAM PENN / HEAD FIGURAL KEROSENE FINGER LAMP, colorless, pressed font with molded handle, underside embossed "PATD JUNE 30TH 1868", No. 1 fine-line collar. Atterbury & Co. 1880-1900. 4" H to top o

19th century American Portrait School, possibly Cephas Thompson, Portraits of William Penn Stanton, Silversmith and his wife Mary Horton Walker, c. late 1820s, oil on board, unsigned, 31.5 x 24.5 and

1771 1ed Works of William Penn QUAKER Americana Tender Counsel Fothergill RARE William Penn was one of the most important figures in the establishment and rise of religious freedom in the United State