18th C Revolutionary War Era Canteen

18th C American Revolutionary War Era Canteen w/ Willow Staves - original red painted canteen with black painted willow bands, 11 1/2" H.

18th Century Revolutionary War Canteen. This is a wooden canteen with an iron band and carry chain. The canteen was found in PA and is painted in the PA blue/green color. It measures 10.5in diameter b

Glass and Porcelain Set of Chinese Export Hand-Painted Armorial Tableware c. 1780 Late 18th Century Revolutionary War Era, Set of Five Ceramic Hand-Painted Chinese Export Armorial Tableware, Five Piec

Glass and Porcelain Chinese Export Hand-Painted Armorial Tableware Set c. 1780 18th Century Revolutionary War Era, Matched Set of Five, Hand-Painted Chinese Export Armorial Tableware, Five Different,

American Revolution 18th Century Revolutionary War Era Use European Continental Small Sword with Its Scarce Shagreen Scabbard 18th Century French and Indian War to Revolutionary War Era Use, Continent

18th century Revolutionary War era, English officer's fusil flintlock musket, brass butt plate and trigger guard, lock signed D. GOFF, 57.5 in long. Forward section of stock has been replaced. The fus

An antique original 18th century Revolutionary War era cast pewter whistle. Whistle fully intact w/ 2 hairline cracks on mouth piece. Measures 2 3/8" L.

Colonial America Colonial to Revolutionary War Staved Wooden Tankard c. 1770s Late 18th Century Colonial & Revolutionary War Era, Large Handmade Staved Wooden Tavern Style Tankard, Very Fine. An origi

35"x24" o/c 18thC portrait of a Revolutionary War era Continental soldier

American Revolution Revolutionary War Soldier's Water Canteen/Powder Barrel c. 1770-1780s Revolutionary War Era, Soldier's Canteen or Powder Barrel with Wrought-Iron Bands and Iron Loop Handle, Extrem

American Revolution Revolutionary War Era Green Dyed Man's Leather Wallet c. 1760-1780 Revolutionary War Era 18th Century, Green Dyed Leather Wallet with Three large Red Silk Lined Pockets, completely

Colonial America Choice Tin and Four-Sided Glass Vented Candle Lantern c. 1770 Colonial & Revolutionary War Era, 18th century Vented Tin and Four-Sided Glass Candle Lantern, fully intact and in origin

Colonial America 18th Century Miniature "Folk" Portraits Pair c. 1770s Colonial & Revolutionary War Era, Matched Pair of Primitive Style "Folk" Oval Hand-Painted Miniature Portraits, Fine. This Pre-18

North America, United States, Eastern Seaboard, ca. 18th century CE. A rare hand-forged iron pike head with a folded shaft and tapered blade, created and used during the Revolutionary War era. Perfora

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA CARVED SOAPSTONE INKWELL, square form with center well surrounded by pen holes, initials "SSW" and "H" carved on the sides. Probably fourth quarter 18th century. 1" H, 2" x 2" OA

American Revolutionary War Era Memorial, having two longboats full of Continental Army soldiers approaching an idealized land of milk and honey, with three maidens awaiting to greet them, weeping will

Unusual Revolutionary war era bell-form, paint decorated, American eagle with Federal shield emblem on front, base underside with brass plate with punched holes, handle with ring and small hole to pro

American Revolution Revolutionary War Soldier's Camp Canteen/Powder Barrel c. 1770-1780s Revolutionary War Era, Camp Wooden Stave Barrel Style Canteen or Powder Barrel with Wrought-Iron Bands, Marked

Revolutionary war troop canteen with iron straps, Rare old relic. Americana ay it’s best.

American Revolution Revolutionary War Period 18th Century Fully Original Red Painted Barrel Type Stave Construction Canteen c. 1780 Revolutionary War Period, 18th Century Museum Quality Fully Red Pain

American Revolution Choice Revolutionary War Soldier's Camp Powder Barrel c. 1770-1780s Revolutionary War Era, Soldiers Camp Wooden Stave Barrel Style Powder Barrel with Wrought-Iron Bands, Choice Ver

American Revolution Exceptional Early American Wooden Drum Style Canteen c. 1780-1800 Revolutionary War to Federal Era, American Ornately Engraved Wooden Drum Style Canteen, Likely Pennsylvania, With

"The Honorable Sr. Wm. Howe. Knight of the Bath & Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Forces in America". London: pub. John Morris,1778, together with a second hand colored example dated 1777, an earl

Dec 17, 1796. The document concerns a Revolutionary War Soldier buying a plantation in South Carolina. Henry Durant (1755-1805) pays 90 pounds to John and Rebecca Livingston for 250 acre Plantation on