1847 Speech on SLAVERY & Mexican American War Missouri Compromise Whig Tilden

1847 Speech on SLAVERY & Mexican American War Missouri Compromise Whig Tilden Daniel Tilden was a 19th-century American politician who served as a Whig in the United States Congress in the 1840s. In 1

Autographs Impressive 1847 Mexican-American War Manuscript Letter Boldly Signed "Z. Taylor, Major Genl. U.S.A. Comd." ZACHARY TAYLOR (1784-1850). 12th President of the United States, serving from Marc

1847 1ed Mexican-American War Zachary Taylor Battle MAPS Campaign Sketch William Henrys “Campaign Sketches of the War with Mexico” is a rare, mid-19th-century first-hand account of the Mex

Heading: Author: Mitchell, Samuel Augustus Title: Map of Mexico, Including Yucatan & Upper California, Exhibiting the Chief Cities and Towns, the Principal Travelling Routes &c. Place Published: Phil

Mexican War July 7, 1847 Mexican War Broadside "HONOR TO THE BRAVE - Free Barbecue on Thursday, 15th Inst., AT SALEM (Mass.), for their valor displayed on the bloody field at BUENA VISTA, have added l

A MEXICAN AMERICAN WAR ZACHARY TAYLOR GRAPHIC BANDANA, FOR PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDACY AND VICTORY, CIRCA 1848, cotton with blue, red, brown-black dye showing a central thirty star American flag waving ove

A RARE MEDAL, PRESENTED TO OFFICERS OF PALMETTO REGIMENT FOR MEXICAN AMERICAN WAR BATTLES OF VERA CRUZ, CONTRERAS, CHURUBUSCO, CHAPULTEPEC AND CARITAS, CIRCA 1850, silver medal presented to Angelo Mer

Mexican-American War Recruiting Broadside. Akron, Ohio: ca. 1846/48. Bold 1pp. letterpress advertising for American Patriots to serve during the War with Mexico: “A Rare Chance! Seize the Prize!

Political Zachary Taylor Portrait Cotton Bandanna of "Threads of History" #210 on page 128 with Mexican-American War Scenes c. 1848 Mexican-American War Period, Rare General Zachary Taylor Portrait, B

(MEXICO--MANUSCRIPTS.) Manuscript privateering regulations issued during the Mexican-American war. [48] manuscript pages, 12½ x 8½ inches, on 12 numbered folding leaves of letterhead of the

Ulysses S. Grant Mexican-American War Signed from Mexico! Rare and Pristine 1p, measuring 8" x 4", Camp at Camargo, dated August 29, 1846. Signed "US Grant 2d Lt 4th Infy A.A.G.M." The document in an

Attributed to Thomas Chambers, appears to be unsigned Cut down, relined, restorations 18"h x 21"w

Heading: (Mexico - Mexican-American War) Author: Whiting, Daniel Powers Title: Valley towards Saltillo, From near the base of Palace Hill, at Monterey (Looking to the S. West) Place Published: New Yor

Prints 1848 Hand-Colored U.S. & Mexico Broadside & Map titled: ORNAMENTAL MAP of the UNITED STATES & MEXICO 1848-Dated, Hand-colored Lithograph Broadside with Map titled, "ORNAMENTAL MAP OF THE UNITED

(1795 - 1849) Eleventh President of the United States who led the country during the Mexican-American War, and secured the territories of Oregon and Washington. Rare partly-printed D.S. as President,

Surprisingly clean and sound wall map of North America showing significant evolution of territories west of the Mississippi River following the Mexican-American War and during the height of the Califo

APPOINTMENT SIGNED DURING MEXICAN-AMERICAN WAR POLK, JAMES K. Partly-printed vellum Document Signed, as President, military commission appointing Arthur B. Ramirez Assistant Quarter Master. Countersig

(CIVIL WAR--MISSOURI.) J. Tilden Moulton. Two civilian letters on the violence of war-era Missouri, and three written as a soldier. 5 Autograph Letters Signed "Tilden" to his sister Caroline Moulton.

Rufino Tamayo (Mexican/American, 1899-1991) Woman in White, c. 1960 lithograph signed and numbered 87/100 30 1/2 x 21 3/4 inches. Provenance: Provenance:Kodner Gallery, St. Louis, Missouri 

Published by Sarony & Major, New York, 1847-1848. Hand colored lithographs on paper. Three large folio unframed prints from "Naval Scenes in the Mexican War by H. Walke, Lieut. US Navy", together with

Marco Antonio Gomez (Mexican / American, 1910-1972) oil on canvas portrait of Taos Pueblo elder Ben Couse Lujan in war bonnet, signed lower right. Image: 36" H x 29" W; frame: 40.25" H x 34" W.

Available for sale is an extraordinary Missouri War Axe tomahawk from the Osage Native American Indians in Oklahoma dated to circa 1850-1860. The piece features a forged iron head with weeping heart c

The lot features a 19th Century Central Plains region Missouri War Axe tomahawk from the DuPont family collection. The piece exhibits a hand-forged iron blade with a large brass inlaid cross of Lorrai

21.75" overall length with 4" x 7.75" iron head. Head with heat cut out and American eagle on each side. Band of head adorned with star and compass motifs. **Good condition overall with an overall unt