War of 1812 Newspaper. THE WAR.

Unusual muster of Roll of Company I of the 2nd Regiment of Louisiana Volunteers, December to February 1862. Well filled in with numerous entries. Taped edges with some overall crackling and loss. Quar

Two newspapers: "American & Commercial Daily Advertiser" January 6 , 1812 and "Federal Republican and Commercial Gazette" for January 31, 1812. Each four folio pages. Joined at spine by glue. Interest

War of 1812 Battle on Lake Champlain (a.k.a. Battle of Plattsburgh) The Great American Naval Victory & Defense of Fort McHenry October 7, 1814-Dated War of 1812 Period, Newspaper titled, "The Weekly M

Political 1812 “Government, Union & Whig Ticket” Election Ticket November 2, 1812-Dated War of 1812 Period, Newspaper Clipping Printed Election Ticket for Walpole, New Hampshire, Choice Extremely

A collection of 16 early printed newspapers (19th C) from the United States with articles related to the War of 1812 and polar expeditions. Includes: NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER NEWSPAPER, Washington D.C.,

War of 1812 "We have met the enemy and they are ours.... with great respect and esteem. O.H. Perry." Reported "Salem Gazette" October 1, 1813-Dated War of 1812 Period, Historic Newspaper Report, "Sale

The Northern Whig. Hudson, NY: February 21, 1815, from the New-York Evening Post Extra of Sunday Evening, February 19. Broadside newspaper extra, 13 x 20 in., framed, 18.75 x 25.5 in. Boldly headed "T

Rare, newspaper from the early 19th Century, over 200 years old, dated Wednesday July 27, 1814. New York Evening Post, printed at No 40 Pine Street. Founded originally by Alexander Hamilton. 4pgs fill

Includes "The War" 1812-1813", National Anti-Slavery Standard", "New York Times", ETC. Brittle and overtone.

War of 1812 British Capture and Burn Washington, D.C. Published Report One Week Later in "The Weekly Messenger" Boston September 2, 1814-Dated War of 1812, Historic Reports on the British Capture and

RARE! 209 year old newspaper. City Gazette, Charleston, South Carolina dated November 8, 1815 - just after the end of The War of 1812. News of the day: - news of a book to be published about the life

Rare 200+ year old newspaper, The National Advocate For The Country, New York, March 1, 1816, just one year after the end of the War of 1812. 4pgs with news of the day, the nomination of Martin Van Bu

THE ENGLAND CHRONICLE AND WHITEHALL EVENING POST. Feb. 18 through Feb. 21, 1815, Large folio, 4 pages. Newspaper, faint tax stamp to upper corner. ********** Describes the capture of the USS President

Three War of 1812 Battle of New Orleans Boston Weekly Messenger January 20; March 17, 31, 1815 newspapers. Place Published: Boston Publisher: Weekly Messenger Date Published: 1815 Binding: No binding.

George Washington's Nephew Bushrod, SC Justice, After Burning of D.C. War 1812, From Mt. Vernon [WAR OF 1812.] Bushrod Washington, Autograph Letter Signed, to Robert Morris, September 24, 1814, Mount

"Grant's Petersburg Progress." Vol I, No. 1, Petersburg, Vir(g)inia, April 3, 1865. "Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Liberty (and ten cents a copy for our paper)". Mon, April 3, 1865. Petersburg Our

Letter signed by Smith Thompson (Secretary of the Navy) Awarding Silver Medal to James Edwards. Edwards was a Lieutenant on the USS United States during the war of 1812 battle with the British Frigate

Civil Warn.p., July 22, 1861 to August 24, 1865Extensive Civil War Newspaper Archive (31)ArchiveA large and unique archive of newspapers from the Civil War, the majority being war-dated. Totaling 31 n

The vicksburg daily citizen. July 2 1863. Mounted under glass.

Unusual leather bayonet belt with a period custom made flat buckle. Believed to be War of 1812 Cross plate. It has two studs connecting the belt to the leather and a hook to go into the belt holes.

1808 Napoleon Bonaparte 1ed Napoleonic Campaigns RARE PROVENANCE War 1812 Hayden Jacques Peuchets “Campaigns of the Armies of France” is a rare, early 19th-century account of French armies

1853 President Wm Henry Harrison War 1812 Battles Tecumseh Indians Fort Meigs William Henry Harrison was the 9th President of the United States of America who began his presidency in 1841 and died onl

French War 1812 Troopers Cast Bronze Bust Wall Pockets Approximately 7 x 3 5/16 x 2 inches and 7 5/16 x 3 3/8 x 1 15/16 inches.

CIVIL WAR NEWSPAPER, THE NEW YORK HERALD 1862, THE BATTLE OF MAYSVILLE