American Revolutionary War Pay Voucher

African American Revolutionary War Soldier Pay Voucher Partially Printed Document Signed by John Lawrence (1719-1802) as “J. Lawrence”, Treasurer, 1p, 7.25" x 4.5", Hartford, June 1, 1780.

Dated July 30, 1983. To W. Abraham Shelly for 18 pounds and 18 Schillings. Counter sign on reverse. 8 1/2'' x 6 1/2''

LOT (8) POST REVOLUTIONARY WAR ITEMS INCLUDING PAY VOUCHERS, 1789; (1) SIGNED LORD FREDERICK NORTH; (3) DOCUMENTS, 1780'S REGARDING FAMILY OF DEBORAH SAMPSON-GANNETT (FEMALE REVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIER)

LOT (11) CONN. PAY VOUCHERS, REVOLUTIONARY WAR, C. 1782

American Revolution 1777 Massachusetts-Bay Revolutionary War Broadside Announcing Pay and Bounty Money For Enlisting Soldiers January 1, 1777 Broadside from the "State of Massachusetts-Bay" To Pay a 2

American Revolution 1781 Revolutionary War "Camp" Order for Soldier's Pay May 22, 1781-Dated from Revolutionary War "Camp", Order from the Committee of the Pay Table of Connecticut, Choice Very Fine.

This is an original pay roster for the Lexington Militia from the American Revolutionary War. The roster was made out by Daniel Harrington, who was a captain and also the clerk of the Lexington Militi

Massachusetts Currency 1779 "Rattlesnake & Pine Tree" American Revolutionary War Vignetted Massachusetts Bay Treasury Loan Certificate April 26, 1779-Dated American Revolutionary War. State of Massach

American Revolution September 20, 1781 Connecticut Pay-Table-Office Receipt September 20, 1781-Dated Revolutionary War, Connecticut Pay-Table-Office Receipt, to Preacher Eleazer Wales (1732-1794), Cus

1781 Revolutionary War Soldier Payment voucher for 12 pounds, 10 shillings signed by John Lawrence Treasurer from Conecticut. Order from Col. Herman Swift 1781. Measures 6 by 7 12 inches. Fine with ap

American Revolution “Peter Colt” Signed Connecticut Revolutionary Pay Order June 1, 1780-Dated Revolutionary War, State of Connecticut Pay Order, For Military Service in the Continental Army, Supe

American Revolution Peter Colt Signed Pay Order for Connecticut Revolutionary War Veteran June 1, 1780, Revolutionary War, State of Connecticut Pay Order, For Military Service in the Continental Army,

Autographs 1781 Governor John Hancock Signed Revolutionary War Orders the Payment of a Huge Sum for an Army Private's Pay in Compensation "To make good the Depreciation of his wages..." Including Two

1782 State Of Connecticut Continental Army Pay Script of 9 pounds 1 shilling for service in the Connecticut line of the Continental Army. Revolutionary War paycheck measures 4 1/4 by 8 inches. Overall

June 7, 1782 American soldier Josiah Smith paid for wounds received at the bottle of Horseback Landing Ct. States, "To his half pay from Jan. 1 to June 1, 1782 being wounded in an action with the enem

AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR BRITISH RED COAT OFFICER'S JACKET. IN MINT BATTLE USED SHAPE AND CONDITION WITH A BEAUTIFUL OVERALL PATINA. STILL HAS THE ORIGINAL MAKER MARK STAMP ON THE INSIDE. THIS COMES

American Revolution First American Printing Of A Revolutionary War Battle Map "A View of the Present Seat of War, at and near New-York." 1777-Dated (Printed 1776) Revolutionary War Period, Printed Map

British General Tarleton, Who Led the British Legion in the American Revolutionary War, Forwards Correspondence to the Quartermaster-General to the Forces In this brief letter, Lieutenant General Bana

Large Hilt With Four Slotted Guard.The Grip Wrapped In Rayskin And Bound With Copper Twisted Wire. Massive Blade With A Lot Of Pitting. There Has Been The Expected Loosening Of The Components With The

American Revolution First American Printing of a Revolutionary War Battle Map Titled: "A VIEW of the Present Seat of War, at and near New-York." by Nathaniel Low, Printed by John Gill, Boston 1777-Dat

Forged blade with double edge, single piece scrolled cross guard and guard, ending in hang loop, turned mahogany handle, pierced bolster, blade, 17 inches, overall 22 3/4 inches

AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR MAP OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, uncolored engraving on paper, A New and Correct Plan of the Town of Boston and Provincial Camp, engraved by Robert Aitken (Ameri

Swords American Revolutionary War Period English Short Saber c. 1775-1780 American Revolutionary War Period, English Short Saber, Very Fine. This Revolutionary War Saber has a 32" unmarked straight si

made by Daykin, c. 1770-1780, type used by horsemen, rare style with cut-out or skeleton stock, fine brass furniture, original flint with hammer, jaw and frizzen for repair. 32-1/2"l overall