5 Andrew Jackson and Battle of New Orleans Related

1860 Life of Andrew Jackson Battle of NEW ORLEANS War of 1812 Alexander Walker “It is a damn poor mind that can think of only one way to spell a word.” ? Andrew Jackson Throughout the mid-19th

1835 President Andrew Jackson Military Battle New Orleans Hermitage Politics “It is a damn poor mind that can think of only one way to spell a word.” ― Andrew Jackson Goodwin’s ‘Biograph

Autographs January 14, 1847 "Sam Houston" Signed Autograph Military Appointment Recommendation Endorsement for the Son of a War of 1812 Hero with Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans SAMUEL "SA

6.75" x 3.25" note from the consolidated fund of Texas No. 668 for $100, made out to Benjamin F. Smith, dated 1837. Smith served as a Major under General Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans in

MID 20TH C. COMMEMORATIVE ANDREW JACKSON MEDAL Mid 20th century made US Mint medal commemorting Major General Andrew Jackson's success in the Battle of New Orleans, during the War of 1812. 65mm 128g

US Mint 1815 Andrew Jackson Congressional Medal Medallion. Andrew Jackson 1787-1845. Congressional Medal for The Battle of New Orleans by Moritz Furst. Dated 1815. Front relief reads: "Major General A

LACLOTTE, Jean-Hyacinthe (1766 - 1829). [Andrew JACKSON] Defeat of the British Army 1200 strong under the Command of Sir Edward Packenham in the attack of the American Lines Defended by 3,600 Militia

Battle of New Orleans bronze, 65 mm. Julian military #15. Dies by Moritz Furst, struck by U. S. Mint at Philadelphia. Rare and desirable New Orleans Louisiana Salvatore Falcone Collection

The Battle of New Orleans constituted the last major battle of the War of 1812. The American forces were commanded by Major General Andrew Jackson. The larger, British forces were commanded by Admiral

Portrait ribbons printed on silk. Comprises: 1). Oval portrait ribbon with vignette of the Battle of New Orleans below. Imprinted at bottom "Published by W. L. Germon / No. 80 1/2 Walnut St." [7" H x

Battle of New Orleans. Lot includes Set #17473 Major General Andrew Jackson and Set #17521 Free Men of Color. 4 Pieces. Condition Near Mint. Boxes Excellent.

N. CURRIER, LITHOGRAPH, AS IS, 1845, H 12.5" W 9.5" GEN, ANDREW JACKSON Hand-colored. 2 Spruce St. N.Y. Image: 12.5" x 9.5".Paper size: 18.2" x 13.5". HERO OF NEW ORLEANS. Full-length portrait of Unit

19TH C CURRIER & IVES LITHO OF GEN. ANDREW JACKSON - HERO OF NEW ORLEANS 15.5 X 12.5 FRAMED

The February 18, 1815 issue of "Niles' Weekly Register" , 16 pages including front page announcement and then subsequent printing of the Treaty of Ghent, ending the War of 1812 with Great Britain. Als

1837 Andrew Jackson New Orleans Token NICELY CIRCU

[War of 1812/Civil War] 2 Items. ++ General Andrew Jackson. New Orleans Jany. 8th. 1815. Margin at lower left: “Painted by John Vanderlyn.” Lower right: “Engraved by A. B. Durand.” Center of l

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN HISTORICAL TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC CUP PLATE, having black transfer portrait of Andrew Jackson with "HERO OF NEW ORLEANS" below and enamel banded rim. Impressed "WOOD" to under

1828 RARE Andrew Jackson 1st ed Execution of Six Militia Men New Orleans During Andrew Jackson’s 1828 presidential campaign, an authoritative publication was made available to the public regarding J

1965 Battle of New Orleans 5 Cent Stamp Sheet MNH Mint

Five (5) books and documents relating to Andrew Jackson and the War of 1812. 1st item: 20th Congress, 1st Session, Military Affairs, including No. 371 "On Proceedings of a Court-Martial Ordered for th

1965 Battle Of New Orleans Sesquicentennial, 5-Cent Block Of 6 U.S. Stamps. Scotts # 1261.

A Staffordshire Transfer-Printed Copper Lustre 'General Jackson Hero of New Orleans' Pitcher Enoch Wood and Sons, England, 19th Century each side with portrait of Andrew Jackson, set against canary gr

A Staffordshire Transfer-Printed Copper Lustre 'General Jackson Hero of New Orleans' Pitcher Enoch Wood and Sons, England, 19th Century of bulbous form, each side with portrait of Andrew Jackson, set

Lithograph, "Battle of New Orleans and death of Major General Packenham on the 8th of January 1815 / West del. ; J. Yeager sc., hand colored, unframed, scene is 13" by 19.5", total size is 18.25" by 2