1790 United States Loan Certificate By Congress

[American Revolution] [Porter, Moses] Partially-printed United States Loan-Office Certificate Massachusetts, September 2, 1803. One oblong sheet, 4 5/8 x 12 1/4 in. (117 x 311 mm). Partially-printed U

The 29th Year Reconstruction Gold Loan Certificate of the Republic of China (1940), United States Dollar Bonds, First Issue. The face value is USD 10. Uncancelled with page coupons.

The 29th Year Reconstruction Gold Loan Certificate of the Republic of China (1940), United States Dollar Bonds, First Issue. The face value is USD 10. Uncancelled with page coupons.

Circa 1790. "Extract from an Act of the Congress of the United States of America, entitled "An Act for the Relief and Protection of American Seamen", 12 1/2 x 8 inches Condition: Good

1790 Gazette of the US Congress on Assumption Act. The June 30, 1790 issue of the “Gazette of the United States”, printed by John Fenno in Philadelphia, four pages complete. Interesting debate in

Newspaper, a complete and authentic issue of the Gazette of the United States, New York, February 3, 1790, 4pp., disbound, VG. From pg.2-3 nearly 3 columns of Congressional discussion concerning a wid

Loan certificates: Framed Confederate States America Loan Authorized by Act of Congress 6 month interest due certificates 27" h. x 18" w.

Signed 11 May 1973 Act regarding loans attached to the Rural Electrification Act of 1936. The printed act floated over blue velvet with the White House pen and box top below, in black and gold shadowb

Signed 13 August 1973 Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1973 regarding loans attached to the Interstate System. The printed act floated over blue velvet with the White House pen and box top below, in black a

* [NEWSPAPER]. Gazette of the United States. Vol. II, No. 22, Whole No.126. New York: John Fenno, 26 June 1790. 4 pages on a single bifolium sheet. Includes an Act of Congress establishing judicial co

United States American Flag flown over the Capitol with certificate of authenticity: requested by Honorable Stevan Pearce, member of Congress Dec. 18, 2003. Signed Alan M. Hartman FAIA, Architect of t

Federal Period 1799 Acts of the United States Congress Imprint Reports Increased Powers of the President as Commander in Chief Signed in Print John Adams President 1799 Original Imprint Book titled, "

1841 Acts of United States Congress INDIANS Seminole Sioux Van Buren SLAVES 2v Two important 1841 treatises of the Acts and Resolutions from sessions of the 26th and 27th United States Congress. These

United States Congress Bicentennial Gold $5 1989-W One United States Congress Bicentennial $5 Gold: 1989-W.

United States Congress Bicentennial Gold $5 1989-W, Proof One United States Congress Bicentennial $5 Gold: 1989-W, Proof.

Manuscript “Oath of Fidelity” to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts signed by George Leonard, Walter Spooner, David Peirce, and John Daggett. The Oath includes great verbage to protect the commonwe

1850 United States Congress LAW Native American Treaties CSA John Moore RARE Public Laws of the United States… was an annual periodical that offers a fascinating look for the modern reader into

1857 1st ed United States Congress International Commerce Reports Trade Flagg ‘Reports on All the commercial Relations of the United States’ is an impressive collection of reports from discussions

Some moisture damage along bottom edge, Frame measures 18 1/2 x 22 1/2in, Document measures 14 x 17in.

1989-D United States Congress Bicentennial Commemorative Half Dollar. OBV: Head Of Freedom Statue.

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1797 US CONSTITUTION 5th Congress LAWS John Adams Bill of Rights 1st edition! During the presidency of John Adams, the United States Congress was busy creating and changing laws that pertained to citi

Federal Period Rare 1791 First Year of Charter United States Loan Office Receipt to The Bank of the United States December 2, 1791-Dated Federal Period. Partially-Printed Document Signed, “Jno. Gore

1861 Thomas Jefferson Writings Americana Declaration of Independence Letters “I cannot live without books.” ― Thomas Jefferson In 1848, the United States Congress purchased all of the manusc