[Revolutionary War]. Alexander Hamilton Autograp

Ship's Insurance Doc With Double Alexander Hamilton Connection! A scalloped edge ship's insurance document with an intriguing double connection to Revolutionary War hero and statesman Alexander Hamilt

Civil War Photos Union General Alexander Hamilton Civil War Photograph c. 1875, Cabinet Card Photograph of Civil War Union General Alexander Hamilton, Choice Very Fine. Very scarce, original Cabinet C

Hamilton, Revolutionary War colored engraving, After Hamilton (18th/19th c.), "The Surrender of Earl Cornwallis to General Washington & Count De Rochambeau, on the 19th of Oct. 1781", c. 1783, 12.5"h

1809 1st ed US Biography Revolutionary War Washington Adams Hamilton Hancock + William Allen’s ‘An American Biographical and Historical Dictionary’ is a compilation of the history of the people

(1786 - 1875) Third child of Alexander Hamilton, War of 1812 veteran, close friend of prominent contemporary politicians such as Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun, James Monroe, and Zachary Taylor. Lot of s

1833 1ed American Biography Revolutionary War Washington Franklin Adams Hamilton A significantly rare first edition of The American Biography. This work is a collection of short biographical sketches

Civil War Coat belonging to Lt. Col. John Henry Bartholf Civil War surgeon, descendant of Alexander Hamilton.

Civil War Coat belonging to Lt. Col. John Henry Bartholf Civil War surgeon, descendant of Alexander Hamilton.

Civil War dress coat belonging to Lt. Col. John Henry Bartholf Civil War surgeon, descendant of Alexander Hamilton. In nice condition, dusty.

Original Civil War wooden trunk and German trunk owned by Lt. Col. Bartholf Civil War surgeon, descendant of Alexander Hamilton.

Civil War coat epaulettes belonging to Lt. Col. John Henry Bartholf Civil War surgeon, descendant of Alexander Hamilton.

1860 Aaron BURR Politics Americana Alexander Hamilton Jefferson Revolutionary 19th-century book on the life of Aaron Burr. Aaron Burr Jr. (1756 – 1836) was an American politician. He was the third V

Hard to find leather portable letter holder made by Tiffany & Co. belonging to Lt. Col. John Henry Bartholf Civil War surgeon, descendant of Alexander Hamilton. 10"x6".

The May 1776 issue of Town and Country Magazine, 56 pages, printed at London for A, Hamilton. Two engraved plates. Revolutionary war contnet including news from the colonies at the end of the magazine

An eleven-pound iron cannonball recovered near the famous Revolutionary War fort. The 3.5 in. diameter ball is in dug condition with resulting oxidation present yet still retains its whole shape with

(1745 - 1803) Revolutionary War naval officer considered the 'Father of the American Navy', he commanded the warship Lexington in 1776, capturing the first British vessel in the war. Later, Barry led

A rare Revolutionary War era relic, a metal 'bar shot' projectile fired from cannons often in naval engagements to disable the masts of enemy ships. The 13 in. projectile consists of two 4 in. diamete

(1758 - 1843) Revolutionary War soldier and aide to generals Mercer and Gates. The distribution of his 'Newburgh letters' which cited wrongs done unto officers and called for organized action, alarmed

JEAN-BAPTISTE DE ROCHAMBEAU (1725 - 1807) French Marshall who commanded French forces sent to aid the Americans in the Revolutionary War. With Washington, he was essential in the defeat of Cornwallis

A good lot of instruments from the Revolutionary War era which would have been used by soldiers on an everyday basis, including two 7.5 in. pewter spoons, a 7 in. folding iron knife with animal horn h

(1736-1806) Continental Army commander during the Revolutionary War who served at the Battle of Long Island and was later a fort commander in the Ohio Territory. Partially printed manuscript D.S., 1p.

(1746-1807) Revolutionary War brigadier general and clergyman who served under von Steuben and aided in the assaults on Stony Point and Yorktown. Manuscript D.S. as Governor of Pennsylvania, 1p. oblon

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA CANNON BALL FROM DELAWARE BAY Heavily encrusted 2 1/2" diameter iron cannon ball recovered from the Delaware Bay, ca. 1780. The ball, recovered from a long-scattered shipwreck, r

(1733 – 1785) Senior officer of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, served in both the Southern theater and Philadelphia campaign. He served with distinction in the battles of St