George Washington: Exceptional "Memorable Era" G

Another wonderful George Washington Inauguration button. This particular button appears to be copper and is known as the Memorable Era button and sometimes as the Dated Eagle. The button is imprinted

OIL / PANEL PORTRAIT OF GEORGE WASHINGTON AFTER G. STUART (28" X 22")

Etching by J[oseph] Wright. [George Washington.] Amsterdam: G. A. Lehman, [1791]. Sheet 7.5" x 4.75". On thick laid paper. Featuring an oval portrait of Washington over a sonnet in Dutch by P.H. Themm

A 19th century lithograph portrait by d'Avignon after Gilbert Stuart's 'Athenaeum' depicting President George Washington and 'G. Washington's signature below. Marked By D'Avignon after Stuarts picture

Terracotta sculpture of George Washington by G. Bochmann for Goebel, ed. 5/400, 13.4"H

Washington Buttons (1789) George Washington Inaugural Button "G W" in Oval (1789) George Washington Inaugural Button, "G W" in Oval, Cobb-5b, Albert WI-11B, DeWitt-GW 1789-8, Baker-1017, Brass, with O

Porcelain group scultpture by G.Bochmann for W. Goebel, limited edition 248/400. Approx. 16-1/2" x 13" x 11"

George Washington Statue 213/400 G. Bochmann for W. Goebel Measures about 16" tall and 13.5" wide and 11" deep 1973 West Germany

Exceptional George Washington Signed Handwritten Land Survey Dated 1776. We are honored to present an extraordinary piece of American history: an authentic and rare land survey handwritten and signed

Washington Buttons George Washington Memorial Period Mourning Button c. 1800 Exceptional George Washington Memorial Period Mourning Button, Copper, Tinned / Silvered Reverse with Original Shank, Choic

Washington George G. Washington Approves Workers at the Mint and Cabinet   GEORGE WASHINGTON, Printed Act of Congress, An Act To regulate the compensation of Clerks, May 30, 1796, signed in type

Pair of 19th Century Wax Profile Images of George and Martha WashingtonExceptional pair of 19th century wax cameo profiles of George and Martha Washington. Yellow wax shaped into the profiles with pai

WASHINGTON IRVING, LIFE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON (New York: G. P. Putnam & Co., 1855-1859), 24.5 x 15.5 cm (9 5/8 x 6 1/8 in.), vol. 1: 504 pp., vol. 2: 518 pp., vol. 3: 523 pp., vol. 4: 518 pp., vol. 5:

Framed oil on canvas depicting a surrealist view of the George Washington Bridge, signed "G. Kinberger" lower left. Open face frame measures 36-1/2" in height by 31-1/2" in width by 1-3/4" in depth; t

Framed oil on canvas depicting a surrealist view of the George Washington Bridge, signed "G. Kinberger" to lower left. Open face wood frame measures 36-1/2" in height by 31-1/2" in width by 1-3/4" in

Item/Description: Grouping of three antique engravings. Includes: George Washington / painted by G. Stuart ; engraved by G.J. Rathe, Jr., Ulysses S. Grant and Abraham Lincoln, standing - engraved by A

SET (5) VOLUMES-LIFE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, WASHINGTON IRVING, G.P. PUTNAM, NY 1860, LEATHER

Life preserver, presumably from the USS Goethals, a US Navy cargo ship named for Gen. George Washington Goethals. Gen G.W.Goethals was chief engineer of the Panama Canal project, 30 inches Diameter

Paperweight. Baccarat. George Washington - Weight: 465 g - Sizes: H=45mm L=70mm - Condition: good condition - Author / artist: Baccarat

This is the second of these Memorable Era buttons in this collection. This one appears to be steel and is imprinted with March The Fourth 1789 Memorable Era with the Liberty Eagle in the center. These

GOEBEL "GEORGE WASHINGTON" BISQUE SCUPLTURE BY G. BOCHMANN 235/400

We are honored to present a paramount piece of American history: a document signed and initialed by George Washington, dated 1776. This exceptional artifact represents a connection to a seminal year i

This auction presents a singular piece of American history: a 1.5x2 inch document page cut signed with the initials "G.W." by George Washington, the first President of the United States. This artifact

Nashville, Tennessee retailed coin silver soup or punch ladle with fiddle tipt handle and oval bowl, incuse mark on back G.W. Donegan (George Washington Donigan, working Nashville, 1850-1864). Note: t