1792 Newspaper Indian War and George Washington

Much Indian content and references to President George Washington. “The Columbian Centinel” for January 25, 1792, printed at Boston by Benjamin Russell, four pages complete. Several articles with

1792 EARLY American Newspaper Daily Advertiser George Washington Frontier Ships ‘The Daily Advertiser’ was an early American Newspaper in New York. This March 13th, 1792 American Revolutionary era

1887 1ed Sullivan Expedition Journals Iroquois INDIAN War American Revolution In 1779, General George Washington ordered a military campaigned against the Indian nations of Haudenosaunee – native tr

1851 Army & Navy of America French & Indian WAR Seminole INDIANS Jacob Neff “Never do what the enemy wishes you to do!” – George Washington (Neff, 39) A rare first edition printing of Jacob Neff

1845 1ed Army & Navy of America Jacob Neff French & Indian WAR Seminole INDIANS “Never do what the enemy wishes you to do!” – George Washington (Neff, 39) A rare first edition printing of Jacob

1796 1ed George Washington America STONEHENGE Mohawk Indians Jamaica War RARE The Gentlemans Magazine was an English periodical which first appeared in 1731. It was published without interrupt for nea

Collection of U.S. Coins in Display Cases; they highlight the lives of Lincoln, FDR, George Washington, Ike, and JFK, includes a Civil War Indian Head penny from 1863, over $6 in face value

2 Newspapers: 1800 Ulster County Gazette- George Washington funeral proceedings & 1898 Newburgh Telegram- Spanish American War progress, Newburgh & area servicemen ready for military conflict

Indian cents (3), Lincoln wheats (429), Nickel Three cent, Silver War nickel, Buffalo nickels (2), Liberty Walking half, George Washington Carver half

An American Revolutionary War period signed order written to Jabez Huntington, Sheriff of the County of Windham Connecticut dated 16 March 1781, and bearing a signature of George Washington. Note auth

Item/Description: Rare, early newspaper with George Washington's Death Notice and 'Testimonials of National Sorrow", Published in The Massachusetts Spy, or Worcester Gazette. January 1, 1800 / Vol. XX

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 Columbian Centinel printed at Boston by Benjamin Russell for December 31, 1796. Four pages complete. Front page tribute to George Washington for stepping down as President. References to the Const

The Town and Country Magazine; or Universal Repository for December 1775, printed at London for A. Hamilton. 56 pages and two engraved plates. Content on Revolutionary War including Nova Scotia Bill a

The December 6, 1794 issue of the Columbian Cebtinel printed at Boston by Benjamin Russell. Responses by John Adams to George Washington's State of the Union address followed by his response and also

The September 1776 issue of "Town and Country Magazine…", printed at London for A. Hamilton. 56 pages and two engraved plates. Revolutionary War related news at the back under Domestic Intelligence

Frank Leslies Pictorial History of the War George Washington Andrew Johnson Engraving by J. C. Buttre Colored Engraving of Martin Van Buren by A. Newsam Benjamin Franklin by A. Scheffer engraved by Ed

1891 1ed INDIAN WARS George Custer Yuma Massacre Sioux Ghost Dances Sitting Bull James Penny Boyds “Recent Indian Wars” is a rare, late 19th-century account of notable battles between Nati

1797 Geography John Walker India Asia Native American INDIANS George Washington John Walkers Elements of Geography is an incredibly late 18th-century English atlas known for its illustrations and thor

George Washington Witnessed 8x14" Legal Document Dated 15th Day of May 1792. George Washington (February 22, 1732 - December 14, 1799) a Founding Father of the United States, led the Continental Army

George Washington Witnessed 8x14" Legal Document Dated 15th Day of May 1792. George Washington (February 22, 1732 - December 14, 1799) a Founding Father of the United States, led the Continental Army

George Washington Witnessed 8x14" Legal Document Dated 15th Day of May 1792. George Washington (February 22, 1732 - December 14, 1799) a Founding Father of the United States, led the Continental Army

Revolutionary War George Washington's "Superlative Villain" Signs a Receipt for Beacons for Use on the Potomac River at the Start of the Revolutionary War, evocative of Paul Revere's, "

G. Washington's 1st Inauguration in NYC, 1789 Original Newspaper [George Washington]. Newspaper, The Pennsylvania Packet, and Daily Advertiser, 4pp, 11.25” x 18”, Philadelphia, May 2, 1789