Abolitionist Phillips Connection to John Brown Soldier

Abolitionist John Brown 3 Relics from His Execution A set of three relics from the execution of John Brown on December 2, 1859 at Charles Town, Virginia, recovered by Captain Richard Adams. The group

Abolitionist John Brown Collection of 3 Relics From the Donald P. Dow Collection of Americana A collection of three relics from John Brown's execution on December 2, 1859, at Charles Town, Virginia. T

Civil War letters, including the letter on stationery featuring the abolitionist "John Brown Song" 1864, a Fireman's oath taken in avoidance of the Civil War draft, a Union private's account of transp

American School, 19th c. portrait of Pre-Civil War Abolitionist John Brown (1800-1858), oil on canvas. 24" x 20".

Pair of sepia-tone photo prints of Civil War abolitionist John Brown, & John Brown's Fort in Harper's Ferry, VA, created from original photos c. 1859. Fort - 11" X 14" & John Brown portrait - 8" x 10"

Sepia-tone photo prints of Civil War abolitionist John Brown & John Brown's Fort in Harper's Ferry, VA, created from original photos c. 1859. 11" X 14" & 8" X 10" printed on heavy card stock for the A

Sepia-tone photo print of Civil War abolitionist John Brown, created from original photo c.1859. 8" X 10" printed on heavy card stock for the American Heritage Gallery in the early 1990's with origina

John Brown Hair Extant w/ COA Abolitionist John Brown (May 9, 1800 – December 2, 1859) was an American abolitionist who believed in and advocated armed insurrection as the only way to overthrow the

Sepia-tone photo prints of Civil War abolitionist John Brown , created from original photos c. 1859. 8" X 10" printed on heavy card stock for the American Heritage Gallery in the early 1990's with ori

Sepia-tone photo print of Civil War abolitionist John Brown, created from original photo c.1859. 8" X 10" printed on heavy card stock for the American Heritage Gallery in the early 1990's with origina

1860 SLAVERY 1st edition John Brown Abolitionist American Civil War Redpath John Brown was one of the most famous 19th-century American abolitionists, who was determined to find a way to overthrow sla

1860 1st edition John Brown Abolitionist American SLAVERY Civil War Redpath John Brown was one of the most famous 19th-century American abolitionists, who was determined to find a way to overthrow sla

1860 1st edition John Brown Abolitionist American SLAVERY Civil War Redpath John Brown was one of the most famous 19th-century American abolitionists, who was determined to find a way to overthrow sla

in the form of a piece of house clapboard siding with oil painting of the birthplace of John Brown, abolitionist birthplace in Conn. There is a early typed inscription pasted to the reverse reading "O

The Hudson River Review - Autumn 2012 - Where New England Met New York - Albany After the American Revolution Contains articles on Yankees and Dutch New Yorkers, John Brown, Ammi Phillips, Valcour Is

CHIEF JUSTICE REUBEN ATWATER CHAPMAN (1801-1873) practiced law in Westfield, Monson and Ware, MA, before settling in Springfield, where he practiced law with Whig politician George Ashmun. He was pres

Quarter plate tintype of a standing soldier identified as “John Phillips” of the 45th Pennsylvania Infantry. Image is housed in a thermoplastic case that bears a “Cupid and the Stag” cover.

Print shows John Brown of Harper's Ferry laying his hand on the head of a negro child and behind him stands a group of soldiers. In 1859, John Brown lead an uprising in the town of Harper's Ferry plan

The Queen depicted in her wheel chair with her two favorite attendants; John Brown and Munshi. 4 pieces. Excellent condition. Unboxed.

Marlborough lot includes Mounted Queen Elizabeth II plus set with Queen Victoria and her Scottish Servant, John Brown. 2 sets. 3 pieces. Condition very good to excellent with paint chips to horse's le

Strands from the Noose that Hung John Brown. CAG Encapsulated. Rope strands, Charles Town, Virginia, December 2, 1859. The relic was recovered by Captain Richard Adams after the abolitionist's hanging

Partially printed inked manuscript for Nicholas Brown, private in Captain James K. Hunter's Co. B of Col. John S. Williams Ky.5th Infantry Vol. Brown enlisted in 1861 and died in 1864, buried at Cave

Cowboy astride a horse, signed, dated, numbered and with copyright symbol and artist's device on the base: Gordon Phillips / '81 / 3/25, bronze with brown patina, 13'' H x 12'' W x 6'' D, est: $800/12

2 pieces. Mint condition. Comes with a labeled brown shipping carton.