1815 Newspaper Battle of New Orleans Reported

Three War of 1812 Battle of New Orleans Boston Weekly Messenger January 20; March 17, 31, 1815 newspapers. Place Published: Boston Publisher: Weekly Messenger Date Published: 1815 Binding: No binding.

Oscar Rabensteiner, "150 Years of Peace, 1815-1965, Battle of New Orleans Sesquicentennial Celebration," 1965, poster, presented in an ebonized frame, H.- 33 1/2 in., W.- 26 1/2 in.

UNBOXED 1980 Franklin Mint Issue of "Howitzer, Battle of New Orleans", a Limited Edition fully sculpted 9 figures made of pewter, hand painted and all different. Condition excellent. Booklet included.

Lead soldier display, Battle of New Orleans, 1815, 7 soldiers plus a cannon on a fitted base, each identified, dated 1980, 7"w

Lithograph, "Battle of New Orleans and death of Major General Packenham on the 8th of January 1815 / West del. ; J. Yeager sc., hand colored, unframed, scene is 13" by 19.5", total size is 18.25" by 2

Early 19th black lacquer papier mache round snuff box, scenic decorated top depicting battle of New Orleans with the British in 1815, tilted “New Orleans Defense”, 3.5”D.

Two issues of "Nile's Weekly Register" for February 4 and February 11, 1815, each 16 pages complete. The February 4 issue is packed with contnet regarding the battle for New Orleans against the Britis

US Mint 1815 Andrew Jackson Congressional Medal Medallion. Andrew Jackson 1787-1845. Congressional Medal for The Battle of New Orleans by Moritz Furst. Dated 1815. Front relief reads: "Major General A

After William Edward West (American/Kentucky, 1788-1857) , "Battle of New Orleans and Death of Major General Packenham on the 8th of January 1815", 1817, engraving, engraved by Joseph Yeager (American

Battle of New Orleans. United States Marines, 1815. Set #17522. 3 Pieces. Condition Near Mint. Box Excellent with Sticky Labels Attached.

Battle of New Orleans. United States Marines, 1815. Set #17522. 3 Pieces. Condition Near Mint. Box Excellent with Sticky Labels Attached.

Heading: Author: Cooke, John Henry, Capt Title: A Narrative of Events in the South of France, and of the Attack on New Orleans, in 1814 and 1815 Place Published: London Publisher:T. & W. Boone D

The April 27, 1803 issue of the "Columbian Centinel. Massachusetts Federalist", printed at Boston, four folio pages complete. Much news including from Spain and the relations between the United States

1835 President Andrew Jackson Military Battle New Orleans Hermitage Politics “It is a damn poor mind that can think of only one way to spell a word.” ― Andrew Jackson Goodwin’s ‘Biograph

LACLOTTE, Jean-Hyacinthe (1766 - 1829). [Andrew JACKSON] Defeat of the British Army 1200 strong under the Command of Sir Edward Packenham in the attack of the American Lines Defended by 3,600 Militia

Kurz & Allison, "Battle of New Orleans," 20th c., after the 1890 original, print on cardboard, shrink wrapped, H.- 20 in., W.- 26 7/8 in.

Two Battle of New Orleans prints, 1) printed by Y. Saurman, published by J. Yeager, in overall good condition, and 2) A.R. Wald - D.G. Thompson. [Image: 5 x 8 1/2 inches; Frame: 16 1/2 x 20 inches].

The Battle of New Orleans constituted the last major battle of the War of 1812. The American forces were commanded by Major General Andrew Jackson. The larger, British forces were commanded by Admiral

Sheet 21 x 28 inches. Framed, 24 x 30.5 inches.

Kurz & Allison War of 1812 print "BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS". Sight 18 1/2" x 25 1/2", overall 27 1/2" x 34".

93rd Foot Sutherland Highlanders #17477 (two sets), and 7th U.S. Infantry Regiment #17478. 9 pieces. Mint condition. Boxes excellent.

DESCRIPTION: A 19th century color lithograph published by Jurz & Allison titled "Battle of New Orleans" Features a rendering of British and American troops battling one another backed by a maritime ba

1860 Life of Andrew Jackson Battle of NEW ORLEANS War of 1812 Alexander Walker “It is a damn poor mind that can think of only one way to spell a word.” ? Andrew Jackson Throughout the mid-19th

Allison lithograph folio, 22"x28", some staining