1813 Volumes Napolean War of 1812

Two volumes of "The European Magazine…", printed at London, 1813. Fine binding with embellished spines. News including the defeat of Napolean and on the war of 1812. Much else including literatu

Two early volumes on the War of 1812 and Andrew Jackson: Geschichte des Americanischen Kriegs von 1812. Reading: Ritter, 1817. In German. 8vo. Frontis of Zebulon Pike and 5 plates. Full Leather. + His

War of 1812 April 12, 1813-Dated War of 1812 Period Manuscript Signed Soldier's Enlistment Man Loyalty Oath, New York April 12, 1813-Dated War of 1812 Period, Ornately Handwritten "United States of Am

Suffragette 1813 New Hampshire Printed "Act" Citizens Right to Vote: "An Act, more effectually to Secure to the Citizens of this State their Rights of Suffrage." 1813-Dated War of 1812 Era, State of N

War of 1812 "We have met the enemy and they are ours.... with great respect and esteem. O.H. Perry." Reported "Salem Gazette" October 1, 1813-Dated War of 1812 Period, Historic Newspaper Report, "Sale

Includes "The War" 1812-1813", National Anti-Slavery Standard", "New York Times", ETC. Brittle and overtone.

“The Quarterly Review: March & June 1812. Vol. VII”, printed at London for John Murray, 1812. 488 pages including index. Content of note including American Embargo prelude to War of 1812; voyage o

MEMORIE dell'Imperiale Regio Istituto del Regno Lombardo-Veneto. Volume primo: Anni 1812 e 1813. Volume Secondo: Anni 1814 e 1815. Milano, Imp. Regia Stamperia, 1819-21. 2 voll. in-4to mm. 310 x 240;

(WAR OF 1812.) Volume of the Providence Gazette and Country Journal, covering the early months of the war. 47 (of 52) weekly issues. Folio, 21½ x 15 inches, stitched; 4 January missing first leaf

Medals 1813 Master Commandant Oliver H. Perry United States Mint Naval Medal "We have met the enemy and they are ours" War of 1812 1813 Master Commandant Oliver H. Perry United States Mint Naval Medal

Published 1820, this volume was owned by War of 1812 officer and aide de camp to William Henry Harrison, John P. Smith (1792-1854). Signed at front and back covers.

Eleven (11) hardcover books include: 1) Poltroons and Patriots by Glenn Tucker. A Popular Account of the War of 1812. 2 volume set with slipcase. 1954 1st ed. 2) History of Connecticut by Ellas B. San

War of 1812 ugust 18, 1813 Treasury Department "Circular" Requiring: "You will cause to be seized and libelled any vessel or merchandise, within your district of the united kingdom of Great Britain an

ANTIQUARIAN EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINTS - WAR OF 1812 MILITARY SCIENCES VOLUMES, LOT OF TWO, Maltby, Isaac, (1) "A Treatise on Courts Martial and Military Law", and (2) "The Elements of War", both Boston:

Two Issues of "The War" Newspaper, Reporting on The War of 1812 Two issues of "The War" newspaper, both 4pp, measuring 9.25" x 11.5", New York. The first issue, dated July 20, 1813 [Volume II, No. 5],

Two historic War of 1812 letters pertaining to Thomas Flint, Jr. (1793-1813) of Farmington, Franklin county, Maine, who enlisted on 11 May 1813 in the 33rd U. S. Infantry as a musician. Flint died of

[WAR OF 1812]. -- [WELLS, William (ca 1770-1812), his copy]. WASHINGTON, George (1732-1799). Official Letters to the Honourable American Congress... New York: Samuel Campbell, 1796.  2 volumes bo

[WAR OF 1812]. PARSONS, J. A group of 4 ALsS with battle content and description of a shipwreck. 23 July 1813. 2 1/4 pp, on bifolium, 7 7/8 x 12 5/8 in. (creased throughout, with loss and separations

War of 1812 Handwritten Poem Celebrating Admiral Perry's 1813 Naval Victory Over The British During The Battle of Lake Erie (OLIVER HAZARD PERRY & Battle of Lake Erie). Handwritten American Manuscript

Fine group of four letters and documents pertaining to Capr. FRANCIS LEWIS of the Nova Scotia Fencibles, heavily engaged at the Battle of Sacket's Harbor on April 27, 1813. The grouping includes: FRAN

James McHenry Writes Benjamin Tallmadge about Origin and Conduct of War of 1812 JAMES McHENRY, Autograph Letter Draft, to Benjamin Tallmadge, January 23, 1813, Cherry Tree Meadows, [Maryland]. 2 pp.,

War of 1812 Officer's Sword of the 1st Regiment of Foot (Royal Scots) This regiment fought in the battles of Sackett's Harbor, Buffalo & Black Rock, Capture of Fort Niagara (1813), battles of Longwood

COLUMBIA'S NAVAL TRIUMPHS. New York: Inskeep and Bradford, 1813. 6" x 2.75". 132 pp., lacking pp. 22/23. Original plain paper over boards, rebacked. ******* First edition. Pages 7–65 contain poetry

DESCRIPTION: Cannonball from the War of 1812 Battle of Sackets Harbor, New York on May 29th, 1813. Cannonball weighs 5 lbs. 3.1 oz. CIRCA: 1810s ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: (Cannonball) D: 3.25" (Base) H: