A Captain In The Ma Militia Requests A Discharge D

Captain William Sprague - tear on paper where seal was. Please see photos and come to the 2 day preview for condition.

Civil War 7th New York Regiment Militia Enlistment & Discharge Documents Lot of 2. Named to Dewitt C. Vanderbilt who died in 1865 at age 34. You will receive the following: 1856 New York State Militia

Inscribed around the butt end "ZEBN. POTTS . 5 BN. YORK MILITA." (identified with Zebulon Potts, 1746-1801, a militia captain from Philadelphia Co., 1778-'81, later sheriff of Montgomery Co. and a sta

Books on collecting Military, Catalogue Fire-Arms Collection, US Cartridge Co. Lowell, MA; Local Militia Buttons by Howard Ripley & Bob Moodie; The Model Soldier Guide by Clyde A. Risley and William F

Fantastic John Hancock Appointment For Captain in Massachusetts Militia. Partially printed DS, 15.75" x 11.75", boldly signed by Hancock as Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts as  "John

Antique hand made doll house based on a Duxbury Mass. ship captain's house, brown four hip roof with central chimney stack over dark green Federal style two story house, front contains paneled door wi

One of a kind vintage 4 x 5 glass plate negative of a sea caption from Nantucket. Photographer used a soft focus. No cracks. Excellent condition.

The Hand-Book of Artillery, for the Service of the United States. (Army and Militia). by Captain Joseph Roberts. 1861. Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged. Charleston: Evans & Cogswell, Printers. 192

An 1811 Commission for Lewis Rush of Philadelphia as a Captain of the militia of Philadelphia attached to the Pennsylvania militia. Signed by Governor Simon Snyder with embossed seal of Pennsylvania.

SCARCE Document and excellent research project! Pre-Mexican War Era- September 12, 1842 Company Order and Roster. 6th Infantry 9th Regiment of New Hampshire Militia. Signed: Captain Edward Hall. The C

Heald Manufacturing Co. Fire Captain Badge - Worcester, MA, Spencer, Massachusetts Fire Chief Badge, Grafton FD1 Fire Department Hat Badge (Bent Pin). Acton Engine 2 Hat Badge.

Early 19th century. Oil on canvas, inscribed on reverse. 21"x 17".

Tennessee Discharged 13, June 1866 at Nashville, Tennessee, received by telegraph 28, May 1865 from War Department Was a Farmer by trade before in listing

Whaling Captains Ditty Box, Nantucket, MA. Oval: 2 1/4" tall x 5 1/2" wide x 4 1/8" deep. Retains Father's day note dated "June 19, 1942, Nantucket, Mass."

Encased in Lucite, Ceremonial Piece for a Hero, 3 1/4 inches Tall and Wide x 1 inch. Fire House Fire Fighting

Lot consists of 8 letters of correspondence from the estate of Captain W.B. Parker, Salem MA from the 1850's and 60's. All in fair condition. Interesting lot.

[MILITIA] James Farrar - Captain of a Company of Cavalry, 3rd Regiment, 1st Brigade, 3rd Division of the Massachusetts Militia. An 1805 manuscript written and signed by Capt. Farrar, 1p, 7.5 x 11.5 in

1964 民兵三项任务十大要求画报 The militia's role was as much ideological as it was a paramilitary force since the 1940s.

19TH C. SHIPS LOGBOOK BY CAPT. DAVID CUSHMAN DETAILING SEVERAL VOYAGES MADE BY CAPTAIN DAVID CUSHMAN OF DUXBURY, MA; INCLUDES SEVERAL PAGES OF PENCIL DRAWINGS INCLUDING A VIEW OF CHARLESTOWN HARBOR AN

JAY, JOHN. Partly-printed Document Signed, as Governor, military commission appointing Benjamin McCaby Captain in the Regiment of Militia in Dutchess County. Countersigned by Deputy Secretary Jasper H

Lot consists of 7 letters of correspondence from the estate of Captain W.B. Parker from Salem, MA circa 1850's. Fair condition.

Lot consists of twelve letters of correspondence from the family of Captain W.B. Parker of Salem, MA. The letters are from and to his children and date from the 1830/40s. All in fair condition.

Rev. War Dated Commission of MA Naval Hero Simeon Sampson, Captain of "Armed Brigantine called the Independence" A contemporary clerical copy of an original Massachusetts Bay Colony document appointin

MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA APPOINTMENT, 1780 Partly-printed war-date D.S., 1p. 11" x 12", Boston, October 4, 1780, the appointment of John Bacon to serve as Captain of the 3rd Regiment of Militia in Berksh