After Trumbull, 'The Battle of Bunker Hill'

Rare Antique Hand Colored Copper Engraving of John Trumbull's "The Battle of Bunker Hill" This was engraved by James Mitan. Was originally published in 1808. The framed coloring engraving is approx 29

Prints c. 1869-1871 "Battle of Bunker Hill" Steel Engraving c. 1869-1871, Steel Engraving, "Battle of Bunker Hill", after John Trumbull, Published by Johnson, Fry & Co., New York, Choice Extremely Fin

Battle of Bunker Hill Near Boston June 17, 1775 Artist: John Trumbull Print Type: Engraving Date: Circa 1830 Origin: United States Dimens

Large folio engraving entitled "The Battle at Bunker's - Hill Near Boston." after a painting by John Trumbull - circa 1798. Mat partially obscures borders of print which appears in very good condition

2 engravings of the Battle of Bunker's Hill. Early 19th century. 1) 1808 John Trumball published English and French version. Engraved by James Mitan. 19.5 x 27.25". 2) G. Nordheim engraved edition aft

American Revolution "Battle Of Bunker Hill" Original Litho by Kurz and Allison c. 1880 Original historical and vintage framed and matted colorful Lithograph Print of "Battle of Bunker Hill", By famous

PERHAPS THE FIRST TIME PAUL REVERE MADE THE NEWS [BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL]. [REVERE, Paul (1735-1818), association]. The Shrewsbury Chronicle, Or, Wood’s British Advertising Gazette… Vol IV,

Rare 1818 Map Showing the Battle of Bunker Hill Sketched by Witness Henry de Berniere Engraved map, Ca. 1818, Charlestown, MA. Entitled "Sketch of the Action on the Heights of Charlestown 17 June 1775

CHIPPENDALE SLANT-LID DESK WITH PROVENANCE PERTAINING TO THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILLSecond Half of the 18th CenturyAccompanying framed letter states the desk was made prior to 1775 by Benjamin Buswell o

Scarce 1818 Map depicting the Battle of Bunker Hill drawn by witness Henry DeBernier, a soldier in the 10th regiment of infantry. "Sketch of the Action on the Heights of Charlestown 17 June 1775 Betwe

Antique Battle at Bunker's Hill Engraving. Frame measures 36-1/2" wide x 28-1/2" tall. Condition is good. No Damage. Starting bid $250.

American Revolution BUNKER HILL December 2-5, 1775 Battle News Reported December 2-5, 1775-Dated Issue, Report on the Battle of BUNKER HILL plus other contemporary news, Revolutionary War Period Newsp

Historic Americana 1886 "Battle Of Bunker Hill" Embroidered Souvenir Pillow With "Bunker Hill 17th June Assoc. 1775 - 1886" Text 1886-Dated, Souvenir Silk Embroidered Pillow, "Battle Of Bunker Hill,"

The July 1775 issue of "Town and Country Magazine..", printed at London for A. Hamilton. 56 pages and two engraved plates as called for. At the back of the magazine is an account by General Thomas Gag

Battle of Bunker's Hill American Revolution. Print Type: Early Wood Engraving Date: 19th century Origin: American Dimensions: 9 1/2 x

1859 Battle of Bunker Hill Emmons Poem American Revolution Warren Great Britain William Emmons was an American poet from Boston who wrote the definitive biography of President Martin Van Buren. “The

1924 Battle of Bunker Hill Earl Percy Dines Abroad Pasquale Paoli James Boswell Harold Murdocks “Earl Percy Dines Abroad” is an early 20th-century account of a dinner given in London by Pa

Kurz & Allison, Chicago. Battle of Bunker HIll. Chromolithograph 17.5" x 25" Frame: 27" x 33.5"

Battle of Bunker Hill Early Massachusetts View Print Type: Wood Engraving Date: Circa 1840's /1850's Origin: United States Dimen

Battle of Bunker Hill Revolutionary War Map with chess pieces

This is an ORIGINAL Lithograph Published by N. CURRIER 2 Spruce St N. Y. 'The Path To Liberty is Bloody' is written below the title, and 'Fought June 17th 1775' is above the title. This is Small Folio

Publisher C. Frank King, Boston. MA. In a mahogany frame 18 1/2 x 22 3/4 inches overall.

Pendelton's Litho, Boston, image 8.5 x 12.25 inches, frame 12.5 x 16.25 inches.

Battle At Bunkers Hill | Medium: Color Lithographic Fine Art Print | Edition #: N/A | Unframed Size: 8x11 | Framed Size: Offered Unframed. Framing presentation if shown is for concept only and availab