Pamphlet defending the Society of the Cincinnati

Heading: Author: [Society of the Cincinnati] Title: Observations on a Late Pamphlet, Entituled, "Considerations upon the Society or Order of the Cincinnati," Place Published: Philadelphia Publisher:R

Four Production pieces: Three with incised decoration and one in high relief, together with Rookwood Pottery promotion pamphlet, Cincinnati, OH, 1900-1926; All with flame mark, date, and model; Talles

Three gold plated enameled contemporary Society of Cincinnati state eagle insignia medals on ribbons comprising, a Connecticut, a Georgia Berrien, and a New Hampshire, apparently unmarked. Provenance:

double sided eagle, enameled, center medallions with scenes, founders include George Washington, 21.1 grams, 1 3/4" X 1 1/8", made by Bailey, Banks and Biddle, signed on side.........Gold and enamel S

Set of two 14k gold contemporary Liberty Jewelry Mfg. Co.(American, Timonium, MD) Society of Cincinnati enameled state eagle insignia medals on ribbons comprising, a Virginia medal and a North Carolin

Society of Cincinnati 14k gold enameled Tench Tilghman eagle insignia medal on ribbon, stamped 18k. approx. overall h. 3.75", w. 1.5", total approx. weight inclusive of all materials, excluding ribbon

20th century, presented to George Breed (1919-2000) Annapolis, Maryland, relief casting of gold and enamel eagle, obverse: depiction of three senators presenting sword to Cincinnatus, wife and child a

George Washington Society of Cincinnati document on vellum dated 1785 Mount Vernon presented to William Moor Esquire (1732-1799) and signed by George Washington presented in Virginia on December 10 17

Society of Cincinnati 14k gold contemporary enameled Delaware state eagle insignia medal on ribbon, stamped with sun hallmark and 14k, approx. overall h. 4", w. 1.5", total approx. weight inclusive of

Set of three mainly 14k gold contemporary Society of Cincinnati enameled eagle insignia medals on ribbons comprising, a 14k City Pride New York (stamped with sun hallmark and 14k, approx. overall h. 3

Collection of Society of Cincinnati material, limited edition books, (5) julep cups, (2) triennial bronze medallions (Knox). (20) pieces total.

Medallion: Ceramic. 2-1/2" diameter. Overall with frame 7-1/2" high X 6" wide. Some scratches and losses to frame. LR IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you register

For Winterthur, diameter 9.5 inches.

George Washington document signed ("Go: Washington") inducting one George Tudor into the Society of Cincinnati. One partially printed leaf of parchment, 20.5" x 14"

6 Winterthur Mattahedeh Society of Cincinnati Service Dinner Plates - Exact reproduction of George Washington's most famous set of Canton from 1784 / Measures: 10.25" diameter / Condition: excellent c

Civil War Publications Civil War Loyal Publication Society Pamphlet 1863-Dated "No. 1" titled "The Future of the North-West" 1863-Dated Civil War Imprint "No. 1" titled, "THE FUTURE OF THE NORTH-WEST:

NARRATIVE & CONFESSIONS, LUCRETIA P CANNON 1841 ~ MD HISTORICAL SOCIETY PAMPHLET/BOOK SIGNED BY GOV. PHILLIPS L GOLDSBOROGH

A pair of Mottahedeh decorative plates including a porcelain "Winterthur" from the Reproduction Society of Cincinnati after George Washington's dinner service, 1776, 9.5" diameter. Also included is a

Chinese, Blue Fitzhugh platter bearing Armorial of George Washington’s Society of the Cincinnati. Measures: 10.5" X 8" Please note: This item is located in West Palm Beach, FL

A Society of the Cincinnati Badge American, 19th Century on a silk ribbon, each side of the eagle features an handmade enamel scene along with Latin lettering. Length 1 inch. Provenance: Purchased fro

Bailey, Banks, and Biddle (American 1832-2019), 14k gold and enamel miniature Society of the Cincinnati Insignia on ribbon, stamped 'BB&B' and '14K' in branded box. Note: The miniature version on the

American Medal in gold, blue and white enameled eagle, figure of Cincinnatus, recto: SOCIETAS CINCINNATORUM: INSTITUTA. A.D.1783; verso: OMNIA: RELINQUIT.SERVARE.REMPUBLICAM'. Resembles what is called

A medal commemorating the 1897 unveiling of the Washington Monument in Philadelphia by August C. Frank and struck by Peter L. Krider of Philadelphia. With the original purple velvet presentation case.

Society of the Cincinnati Beginnings Documented in Newspaper 4 Months After Founding An issue of The Independent Gazetteer or, the Chronicle of Freedom, a Philadelphia-based newspaper that ran between