One of William Penn’s Earliest Pennsylvania Deeds

1771 William Penn No Cross No Crown Quaker Pennsylvania Americana Values RARE No Cross, No Crown is one of William Penns best and most famous works. Written while Penn was in prison, No Cross, No Crow

Original 1862 legal document from the criminal court of Adams County, Pennsylvania accusing one William Wilson of the crime of fornication and bastardy. According to the charging document, Wilson and

[Pennsylvania] (Penn, William) William Penn's Treaty with the Indians, when he founded the Province of Pensylvania in North America 1681... London: John Boydell, June 12, 1775. Hand-colored engraving.

CHIPPENDALE-STYLE ONE-DRAWER STAND BY WILLIAM PEASEPennsylvania, 20th CenturyIn the style of Goddard Townsend. In mahogany. Fluted and stop-fluted block legs with chamfered backs. Maker’s label in d

William Penn's Treaty With the Indians Pennsylvania 1681 Artist: After Benjamin West Print Type: Engraving Date: Circa 1850 Publishe

John Penn was the son of William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania. This deed was granting Adam Shick a tract of land in Northampton County, dated 3 April 1771. Crossed out name of Benjamin Eastburg

G H STUBINGTON (19TH CENTURY) Church Street, Reading, Berkshire (England), William Penn's House (Quaker and founder of Pennsylvania) Watercolor on paper 14" x 10" Signed in the right by Stubington "G

First map of Scotland made by an Englishman in England. Fine map of Scotland engraved by William Hole (one of the earliest English engravers) for the first illustrated edition of Camden’s Britannia,

An early Philadelphia deed bearing the original signature of General and Governor William Denny. A noted hero of the French and Indian War, Denny was an important figure in the early history of Pennsy

6 K-Line & Other Train Cars in Original Boxes including: three K-line Pennsylvania railroad boxcars,No. K-5111, one P.RR. boxcar, Merchandise Service, No. K64247, one Williams PRR red caboose (motel,

DESCRIPTION: Collection of deeds and documents all pertaining to land now known as 1610 Enola Road, Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Earliest document is an indenture dated May 14, 1795. Also includes two 1801

English deed dated 1681 conveying land possibly in present day Middlesex County UK to a Francis Dove. Reign of Charles II. Signature appears to be a William Penn, not Pennsylvania William Penn. Nice c

A 1761 pre-revolutionary Pennsylvania land deed to George Ross, signer of the Declaration of Independence, referencing a 1682 grant of 5,000 acres from William Penn. On large vellum sheet. 11in tall x

1767 Colonial indenture, manuscript, three pages, by William Hays, a Chair maker of Carlisle in Pennsylvania to Elizabeth Cunningham, property at Stony Run in the county of York. Very Good, several si

Williams Trains - Pennsylvania 9731 Engine and two cars - the stairs on one of the cars is broken off, but they are included and could probably be glued back on.

American, 20th Century. Most likely William Corasick (Pennsylvania, 1907-2002). Watercolor on paper, signed and two dated 1939. Landscapes, naval battle scenes and huts, one titled "Native Mexico". Tw

A framed deed, dated 1809, signed by one of America's earliest millionaires, Robert Coleman, and his wife Ann. Between Coleman and his wife, and Anthony Haines of Donegal Twp., Lancaster Co., PA. 5,70

Two Antique Folk Art Carved Wood Horse Figures. One stamped "W.G.T." and labeled " William G. Taylor, Upper Black Eddy, Pennsylvania, 1897". Tallest measures 9"h. Condition: Good with some breaks and

LOT (14) COLONY AND STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA DOCUMENTS INCLUDING SURVEY'S, DEEDS, INDENTURES, WILL, ETC, 1742-1840'S

[Philadelphia & Pennsylvania] Large Philadelphia Land Deed Archive A large archive of land deeds and other documents detailing the transformations of one historic block in Center City Philadelphia, no

FOUR MEXICAN STERLING SILVER BOWLS WITH THREE LOOP HANDLES, WILLIAM SPRATLING, 1940-1946 Taxco One of Spratling's earliest designs, in concentric sizes; diameters from 5 3/4in (14.5cm) to 10in (25.5c

Partly-printed vellum DS, signed “Tho's M:Kean,” one page, 20.75 x 11.75, July 16, 1806. As governor of Pennsylvania, McKean grants William Bingham a "certain tract of land, called &ls

(lot of 4) Native American totem group, one carved by Rick Williams, of a bird, chief and frog, another an Alaskan example, the earliest topped with a penguin, together with a figure of a standing Nat

The Great Invasion of 1863, General Lee in Pennsylvania, 1887; Frontier Forts of Pennsylvania, Volume One, 1916; French Protestantism, 1918; Remember William Penn, 1945. All with shelf wear and one de