1814 "Memoirs of Gen. George Washington"

1812 Washington's Farewell Address- 2 copies (Windsor & Middlebury), 1813 Biographical Memoirs of the Illustrious Gen George Washington (Barnard), 1814 Life & Essays of Benjamin Franklin (Brattleborou

Washington Related Wonderful Early American George Washington Watercolor c. 1820 Early American "George Washington" Folk Art Style Watercolor Painting on Paper, Artist Signed, "E.S. Keyes," Framed, Ve

"Gen. George Washington: The Father of Our Country" Original Antique Print. Lithographed and Published by J. Baillie.

figural, 15" tall, in uniform.

CURRIER & IVES FRAMED PRINT

Marked. Height 10 ½ in. Width 8 ¼ in. (Cond: good)

The Frame dimensions are Approx. 19.75" x 16". Most of the lots included in this sale come from a fine estate of a deceased collector in Winter Springs, Florida. Several of these items have inherited

Unique porcelain creamer from Gen. George Washington's Headquarters at White Plains, New York, measuring approximately 3″ x 3″ x 2.5″, with an early handwritten tag, “This

"Lafayette at Washington's Tomb" deep blue historical Staffordshire transferware teapot depicting the Marquis de Lafayette in mourning beside Gen. George Washington's urn form monument with luminous s

Third quarter 19th century. "Gen. George Washington" with discoloration. And "Gen. Andrew Jackson" with discoloration and water stain. In matching mahogany and birds eye maple frames, 22"h. 16.25"w.

early leather bound books, 1800 "Eulogy on the Character of the late Gen. George Washington"

to include N. Currier's hand-colored lithograph, Gen. George Washington: The Father of His Country, presented in antique painted frame; to also include a Venetian scene etching, matted and framed. DOA

Six dolls have their original boxes and six do not have boxes; Boxed dolls include Gen. Robert E. Lee, Gen. George Washington, Gen. John J. Pershing, Lt. Col. Paul Revere, Lt. Col. Theodore Roosevelt

Third quarter 19th century, watercolor and graphite on paper. "Gen. George Washington" on horseback after the print by Currier & Ives. Toning, light stains and minor edge loss. Framed, 17.5"h. 13"w.

Life preserver, presumably from the USS Goethals, a US Navy cargo ship named for Gen. George Washington Goethals. Gen G.W.Goethals was chief engineer of the Panama Canal project, 30 inches Diameter

"GEN: GEORGE WASHINGTON", "THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY" Hand-coloured lithograph, approx. 10 3/4 x 9 inches, framed, condition: light toning, bleach marks around upper image and lower left margin.

1853 Memoirs of George Washington Mother & Wife Colonial Americana Conkling “It is better to be alone than in bad company.” ― George Washington A rare biographical narrative of the lives of

1859 SLAVERY Memoirs of George Washington Civil War America Kirkland Illustrated Memoirs of Washington is a mid-19th-century account of early Americana through the guise of the life of George Washingt

1858 Memoirs of George Washington Mother & Wife Colonial Americana Conkling “It is better to be alone than in bad company.” ― George Washington A rare biographical narrative of the lives of

1852 Memoirs of George Washington Mother & Wife Colonial Americana Conkling “It is better to be alone than in bad company.” ― George Washington A rare biographical narrative of the lives of

1851 1st ed Memoirs of George Washington Mother & Wife Colonial Americana Conkling “It is better to be alone than in bad company.” ― George Washington A rare biographical narrative of the li

“Biographical Memoir of the Illustrious General George Washington, Late President of the United States of America. Dedicated to the Youth of America.”, printed by Sidney’s Press for L Cooke, New

1847 Revolutionary War Israel Putnam Memoirs Bunker Hill George Washington Israel Putnam is one of the most distinguished and celebrated Revolutionary War generals known for his role in the famous Bat

1827 RARE Henry Lee Revolutionary War Memoirs American Battles George Washington General Henry Lee was an 18th-century American military officer during the Revolutionary War. Father of Robert E. Lee,