A historical handwritten Revolutionary War petition,

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War Handwritten Historical & Patriotic Music Scores Including: The Star Spangled Banner; Washington's Grand March; Hail Columbia & Much More! c. 1820 to 1850, Volume of

HISTORICAL OLIVER ELLISWORTH SIGNED DOCUMENT: Framed historical Revolutionary War document, signed by Oliver Ellisworth, authorizing payment to the troops for the ''March Towards New York''. Dated Aug

18th century, likely Southern States. The sermon is front and back and gives an excellent patriotic message concerning liberty and our country. Americas is spelled Amaricans. The piece is unsigned by

AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR HISTORICAL PRINTS, hand-colored etching on paper (each), one titled "BATTLE OF BUNKER'S HILL" and the other "BATTLE OF LEXINGTON", each designed and engraved by John Baker (

REVOLUTIONARY WAR-ERA HANDWRITTEN DOCUMENTDated 1780"This certifies that Jacob Crain has furnished one cord of wood for the use of my Company under the Command of Col. Hasen Saml Comstock, Capt Haddam

"From Kingdom to Colony" by Mary Devereux, illustrations by Henry Sandham, published by Little & Brown, Boston, 1900, copyright 1899. First edition. A historical romance of the Revolutionary War focus

Jean Lewis Gourgas II a Swiss Huguenot who immigrated to America presumably to fight in the American Revolution wrote this music by ear in the front of a printed 1826 instruction book for the clarinet

Major John Andre (1750-1780), Revolutionary War Spy. Bound handwritten long letter dated October 3, 1769, at the age of 19 with signature / autograph and image. British Major John Andre joined with Be

Described & Photographed By:Robin CNX 1217 5033 Title:Handwritten Notes and Story Draft Regarding United States Revolutionary War Description:Three handwritten pages of what appear to be notes for a

The October 1782 issue of "The Town and Country Magazine", printed at London for A. Hamilton. 56 pages and two engraved plates as called for. Revolutionary War content including historical retrospecti

1796 Post Revolutionary War New Jersey AMERICANA Handwritten Estate Manuscript A rare, American post-revolutionary ledger belonging to one Thomas Wallin, administrator of Gabriel Allen’s estate in N

Post Revolutionary War ALS. One page handwritten bifolium. From William Knox (1756-1795), brother of General Henry Knox and a clerk in the U.S. War Department, New York, NY, to Samuel Hodgdon (1745-18

Glass and Porcelain "The WORLD in PLANISPHERE." World Map Transfer Large 13.5" Historic Liverpool Creamware Titled Bowl c. 1780-1800 Revolutionary War Period to Federal Period, Historical Liverpool Cr

KURZ & ALLISON MILITARY AND OTHER HISTORICAL PRINTS, LOT OF 11, chromolithographs, including Revolutionary War, Spanish-American War, War of 1812, Naval Reviews, etc. Unframed. 1890-1911. 22" x 28". P

Silliman Gold Gold Selleck Silliman, Revolutionary War General, Settling His Estate 1p handwritten file copy of travel expense report relating to estate settlement of Revolutionary War General Gold Se

1898 25th Texas Veterans reunion Ribbon

An eleven-pound iron cannonball recovered near the famous Revolutionary War fort. The 3.5 in. diameter ball is in dug condition with resulting oxidation present yet still retains its whole shape with

(1745 - 1803) Revolutionary War naval officer considered the 'Father of the American Navy', he commanded the warship Lexington in 1776, capturing the first British vessel in the war. Later, Barry led

A rare Revolutionary War era relic, a metal 'bar shot' projectile fired from cannons often in naval engagements to disable the masts of enemy ships. The 13 in. projectile consists of two 4 in. diamete

(1758 - 1843) Revolutionary War soldier and aide to generals Mercer and Gates. The distribution of his 'Newburgh letters' which cited wrongs done unto officers and called for organized action, alarmed

JEAN-BAPTISTE DE ROCHAMBEAU (1725 - 1807) French Marshall who commanded French forces sent to aid the Americans in the Revolutionary War. With Washington, he was essential in the defeat of Cornwallis

An original 1943 propaganda poster, 20 x 28 in. color, titled ‘1783 / 1943’ and adding at the bottom ‘Americans will always fight for liberty’. It shows Revolutionary War soldi

A good lot of instruments from the Revolutionary War era which would have been used by soldiers on an everyday basis, including two 7.5 in. pewter spoons, a 7 in. folding iron knife with animal horn h

Bound ledger, 8-1/2” x 12,” 10 pages through 1783; 10 pages through 1799; 16 pages post 1800. The owner lists 5-8 transactions per page, such as “James Parr’s Orders on Capt. Henry Ander for 2