FRANCIS BERNARD, Military Commission Signed, 1761

A 1766 military commission document bearing the signature of Sir Francis Bernard, dating to reign of King George III in the Massachusetts Bay Colony of New England, 20"h x 23"w with frame

[Presidential] [Bunce, Francis M.] Buchanan, James Signed Military Commission Washington, (D.C.), June 13, 1857. Partially-printed military commission on vellum, signed by James Buchanan as President

Royal Military commission granting command of all horse forces (cavalry) to the Earl of Westmoreland. Dated March 1761. Signed by William Pitt (the elder), Prime Minister of England, and HRH King Geor

[FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR]. BERNARD, Francis (1712-1779). Document signed ("Fra. Bernard"), as Colonial Governor of Province of Massachusetts Bay, 17 April 1761.One page, visible 7 7/8 x 13 3/8 in., with

[Presidential] Monroe, James, and James Madison: Partially-Printed Military Commission, signed Monroe, James, and James Madison Partially-Printed Military Commission, signed Washington, (D.C.), Decemb

Francis Bernard Signed Pay Order for Sick Soldiers, French & Indian War 1p, measuring 5.5" x 7.25", Boston, dated May 18, 1763. A partially-printed document signed "Fra Bernard" as Governor of Mas

A military commission signed by President Abraham Lincoln, recorded on August 1, 1864, appointing Greenlief (sic) P. Davis (b. 1864, of Boxford, Essex, Massachusetts) to Captain in the Veteran Reserve

Presidential military commission signed by President Theodore Roosevelt to John D. Barrette, appointing him as Major in the Artillery Corps. Signed on January 25, 1907. Signed commission by Secretary

George Clinton Signed Military Commission as Governor of New York, 1789 A 1p partially printed and partially handwritten military commission signed by acting 1st Governor of New York George Clinton (1

Chester Arthur Military Commission Document signed as 21st President appointing Alexander MacKanzie to Major in the Corps of Engineers, countersigned by Robert Lincoln, Secretary of War 05 April 1882

Civil War era Confederate military appointment commission signed by Zebulon Baird Vance (1830-1894) 37th and 43rd Governor of North Carolina, dated March 16, 1864, conferring the rank of Second Lieute

William McKinley Military Commission Document signed as 25th President appointing Henry S. Mathewson to Passed Assistant Surgeon in the Marine Hospital Service of the United States, countersigned by L

[Presidential] Lincoln, Abraham: Signed Military Commission Lincoln, Abraham Signed Military Commission Washington, D.C., March 10, 1863. Partially-printed military commission on vellum, signed by Abr

This framed, approx. 16" X 20" Military Appointment is Dated March 22, 1865. The frame measures approx. 18 1/2" X 22 3/4". This document was personally ink signed by Abraham Lincoln & Edwin Stanton ap

[Presidential] Van Buren, Martin Signed Military Commission Washington, (D.C.), March 21, 1837. Printed military commission on vellum, partially executed in a secretarial hand, and signed by Martin Va

Chester A Arthur Signed Military Commission, Countersigned by Abraham Lincoln’s Son, Robert A gorgeous commission boldly signed by Chester Arthur, with some natural wrinkling, toning, and thinni

Theodore Roosevelt Signed Military Commission Large military commission on parchment, 15" x 19" with blue seal to lower left. Dated "Twenty Fourth day of December, 1907", signed by President Theodore

boldly signed at top left, appointing 'Philip Hay Esquire' as a 'Lieutenant General' in the British army, dated July 10, 1854, countersigned and with appropriate seals, toning, light folds, matted, ov

[Presidential] Johnson, Andrew Signed Military Commission Washington, D.C., December 20, 1866. Partially-printed military commission on vellum, signed by Andrew Johnson, as president, appointing Josep

Description: Roosevelt Theodore Theodore Roosevelt & William Taft Signed Military Commission

Autographs N.Y. Governor "John Tayler" Signed Military Commission JOHN TAYLER (1742-1829). Governor of the State of New York, Merchant and Politician, served nine years as Lt. Governor, four months as

Autographs N.Y. Governor "John Tayler" Signed Military Commission JOHN TAYLER (1742-1829). Governor of the State of New York, Merchant and Politician, served nine years as Lt. Governor, four months as

Royal Military commission granting a captaincy to Henry Wastell, Gentleman, dated 27 October 1760 and signed by William Pitt (the elder), Prime Minister of England and HRH King George III of England.

Autographs President John Tyler Signed Infantry Military Commission JOHN TYLER (1790-1862). 10th President of the United States from 1841 to 1845, after briefly serving as the tenth vice president (18