1801 Plan Ruins Fort Harmar Ohio River

Plan D'un Ancien Camp Retranche ..du Muskingham par John HartÂ…, printed at Paris, 1801. Rare engraving of ruins along Ohio River including Fort Harmar. Fine with fold lines, measures 10 x 12". Res

Oil on canvas, monogrammed J.K.L., 1859 and titled Fort Harmar 1786, 27 3/4 x 22" high in original gilt frame, 32 1/4 x 27" high. Showing fort on banks of the Ohio & Muskingum rivers with log settleme

Reserve Reduced! Title/Content of Map: 1844 Plans/Maps of the Ohio River at Louisville -- Report of the Secretary of War… A copy of the report of Captain T. J. Cram, on the best mode of improving th

[Travel/Exploration] Havell, Daniell. British, (1785-1826), after Henry Salt, British, (1780-1827). Ruins of the Fort at Juanpore on the River Goomtee. (Pl. No. VII). From the "Twenty-Four Views in Sa

Framed offset print on paper, "Ruins of the Fort at Juanpore on the River Goomtee," after a drawing by Henry Salt (English, 1780-1827), sight: approx 18.5"h, 24"w, overall: 33.5"h, 37.5"w, 16lbs **Pro

Inscribed "COP / IAMES WATHERBE" and dated July, 1758 (identified with James Weatherby, born c.1734, a Massachusetts militiaman from Dedham) further labeled "HUDSONS X RIVER," with plan of a fort labe

Framed fold out map of the mouth of the Cuyahoga River exhibiting a plan for removing the obstructions at the entrance created by the US engineers office of Cleveland Ohio dated 1885 with hand colorin

Title/Content of Map: 1813 Map of the Rapids of the Miami River -- Map of Rapids of Miami, Shewing the Situation of Fort MeigsÂ…(Ohio) Date: 1813Cartographer: The Weekly Register Size: 8.6 x 5 in.

(Pittsburgh), Pair of Handcolored Pittsburgh Engravings: Washington Descending the Ohio and Planting of the Royal Flag on the Ruins of Fort Du Quesne, 1860, from The Life of Washington by J. T. Headle

Title: English Plan of the Forts Ontario & Oswego Date: c1865 Cartographer: GIBSON, J. (after) ? Description: "with parts of the River Onondago and Lake Ontario 1756. From Gentleman's Magazine 1757" S

FADEN, William (1749-1836). Plan of the Attack of the Forts Clinton & Montgomery upon Hudsons River which were Stormed by His Majesty's Forces under the Command of Sir Henry Clinton, 6th of Octr. 1777

(1801 - 1863) Confederate major general. The historic river-port of Fort Donelson was named for him as a brigadier in the Tennessee militia, early in the Civil War. He led the initial assault at Perry

SKU #: 019977 Title: Old Fort Stevenson: A Typical Missouri River Military Post (First Edition) Description: Stapled pamphlet, original wraps, folding ground plan, illustrated, No writing in the bookl

Lt. General Grant Leaves Siege of Petersburg to Plan Fort Fisher Campaign Superb Civil War Letter! In this brief note, Lt. General Ulysses S. Grant Tells Brigadier General Alfred H. Terry that he is g

KENTUCKY / OHIO RIVER VALLEY CAST-BRASS SIGNAL CANNON, having brass muzzle-loading barrel trunnion-mounted to the hardwood carriage, on iron wheels and axles. Wood retains early, likely original red-p

Small walnut blanket chest or box, ogee molding for top and base, dovetailed case with front panel having highly figured walnut, bracket feet having elaborate cutout spurs. Interior till, poplar secon

A finely done oil depicting the Ohio River and the Cincinnati cityscape, likely late 19th century. Signed indistinctly to bottom right, housed in a simple wooden frame. Sight size: 20" ht. x 28" wd.,

Ohio River Valley cherry one drawer table with unusual serpentine shaped drawer, octagonal turned tapered legs. Dovetailed drawer, poplar secondary wood. Appears to retain an old, possibly original su

Watercolor on heavy paper by Cincinnati artist, John Zettel (1868-1950), showing the Ohio River tug Silver Star tied to a barge. The original Cincinnati Water Works facility is visible in the distance

Beautiful oil on canvas painting by listed Indiana artist William McKendree Snyder (1848-1930). The painting features a Steamboat on the Ohio River. Signed in lower right. Sight measures approx. 27-1/

A prehistoric stone effigy pipe bowl The stone pipe bowl in the form of a human head, with old paper label, 'Very fine head pipe - H. coll #6 Found in mound #3 Mason Co. Ky. Ohio river near Maysville

20 inch Hardstone Ceremonial Spud, Phallic Handle, Ohio River area, found in 1837, Rare, Likely originated in the Ohio River Valley in the Northeast USA. Pictured in Prehistoric American. Ex Dale and

PRIOR-HAMBLIN SCHOOL FOLK ART ROMANTIC LANDSCAPE, oil on canvas, a moonlit scene with Gothic ruins, river, and bridge, on original stretchers, canvas bearing period stenciled mark verso "PAINTING GARR

Early 1869 railroad pass. #590 to CE Noble and signed by general superintendent Scott. Reverse has a large vignette of the Ohio River Bridge, Louisville, Ky. Train is crossing bridge, steamboats in di