DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE SIGNING OF 1776 TOKEN w/SPELLING ERROR, PROOF/NEW, NOVELTY

DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE SIGNING OF 1776 TOKEN w/SPELLING ERROR, PROOF/NEW, NOVELTY

1776 a Month Before Signing of Declaration of Independence Soldier Protects Philadelphia, Where it Was Signed. [REVOLUTIONARY WAR.] John Read, Autograph Letter Signed, to Philadelphia Committee of Saf

1776 & 1777 History Of America Medallions. Signing Declaration Of Independence & Washington At Valley Forge.

1976 Framed First Day Stamps Declaration of Independence Pictured are framed July 1776 stamps showing the signing of the Declaration of Independence. These are First Day stamps framed with an image th

American Revolution Signing of The: "DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE" c. 1876, Multi-color Lithographic Print titled, "DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE / PHILADELPHIA, JULY 4TH 1776. " by Kurz & Allison, Chica

One depicting The Landing of Columbus, Oct. 12 1492 and one The Signing of the Declaration of Independence, July 4th, 1776. Overall: 8"h x 12"w Sight: 2-1/4"h x 7"w

1776-1976 American Revolution Bicentennial Commemorative One Dollar Certificate/ First Day Cover Pennsylvania, The Signing of the Declaration of Independence

Details: Robert Treat Paine autographed 1782 Colonial American document (ADS). A true bill dated October 1, 1782, with R. T. Paine (Signer of the Declaration of Independence) signing as attorney for t

The celebration of the Declaration of Independence was reported in The Connecticut Gazette, August 30th, 1776 as well as a early report of the British attacking Long Island and a report of soldiers ki

Charles Magnus Stationary Sheets including; 1.) Birds-Eye View of Cincinnati, 2.) Milwaukee, 3.) Prescott From Ogdensburgh Harbour, 4.) Declaration of Independence July 4th 1776, 5.) Map of Buffalo (c

Gilt-framed painting depicting an eagle and American flags, the shield inscribed "Anniversary of the Nation's Birth", also bearing the inscription "Declaration of Independence, Adopted July 4, 1776" a

Original copy of the Declaration of Independence printed on parcheman paper. Paper size if 9 in x 11 in

Declaration of IndependenceLondon, England, ca. August 1776Early Declaration of Independence Appearing in "The London Magazine - August 1776"Pamphlet/Booklet"The London Magazine, Or Gen

Historic Americana 1776-1876 Declaration of Independence Centennial Poster (DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE). 1874-Copyright Dated, Broadside headed, "1776-1876 Centennial Memorial" of The Declaration of

Goebel (German, late 20th century). Group of three bisque porcelain figure groups comprising "George Washington", "Paul Revere's Midnight Ride" -1973, and "Signing the Declaration of Independence". Ea

“The Annual Register or a View of the History, Politics and Literature for the Year 1776", printed at London for J. Dodsley in Pall Mall, 1777. FIRST EDITION, COMPLETE. Includes what is considered f

Wade & Butcher Sheffield commemorative display straight razor. Originally designed for exposition/trade shows. The front side is etched with a scene of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Signing of the Declaration of Independence. 7 pieces. Excellent condition. Box excellent.

Signing of the Declaration of Independence. 7 pieces. Near mint condition. Box excellent.

"The Signing of The Declaration Of Independence". 7 pieces. Mint condition. Box excellent.

United States 1841 1841 engraving of the Declaration of Independence beneath an image of the signing of the Declaration surrounded by an ornate border. Engraving on paper,Image area 11 1/2" x 8 1/4".F

[Americana] [Declaration of Independence] (Force, Peter) In Congress, July 4, 1776. The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America Wash(ingto)n., (D.C.): W. J. Stone SC., (ca. 1833

Heading: (Declaration of Independence) Author: Urban, Sylvanus [pseud. of Edward Cave] Title: The Gentleman's Magazine: For January [to] December, 1776. With the U.S. Declaration of Independence Place

Legal document signed by John Hart, a member of the Continental Congress (from the colony of New Jersey) and a signer of the Declaration of Independence. The note is dated March 25, 1776, for eighteen