Americas.- Heap (After George) and Scull (Nicholas). An

Plan of the City and Environs of Philadelphia... Nicholas Scull & George Heap. Hand-colored engraving. Augsburg: Matthew Albert Lotter, 1777. 24 x 18 1/2 inches visible, 32 x 26 1/2 inches framed. Fin

(PHILADELPHIA.) Nicholas Scull; and George Heap. A Map of Philadelphia and Parts Adjacent. Engraved folding map of the city and surrounding areas along the Delaware and Schuylkill Rivers. 16x14 inches

(PHILADELPHIA.) Nicholas Scull; and George Heap. A Map of Philadelphia and Parts Adjacent. Engraved folding map of the city and surrounding areas along the Delaware and Schuylkill Rivers. 14½x12

1777 map of Philadelphia "A Plan of the City and Environs of Philadelphia, Engraved and Published by Matthew Albert Lotter 1777". Signed in pencil "Scull and Heap" SCULL, Nicholas; and George HEAP. Ex

Rare 1778 Engraved map of Colonial Philadelphia after George Heap (1714-1752) and Nicholas Scull (1687-1761), published by Carington Bowles, London, 1778: AN EAST PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF THE CITY OF PHILA

America.- Heap (George), after. A View of the State House in Philadelphia, engraving, 116 x 190 mm. (4 ½ x 7 ½ in.), trimmed to or just within borderline, slight creasing to corners at left,

A business letter dated July 4, 1799 from George Nicholas to Colonel Nathaniel Massie, noted Ohio frontiersman and surveyor. One page with integral address leaf attached. Fine, measures 6.5 x 7.5”.

Great early paleo ovoid knife, Well made, Found by George Nicholas in Cooper County Missouri on his site #45, 4.3/8†long

Nice corner notch Archaic point, Found by George Nicholas in Callaway Co MO, 3 1/4â€

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'A map of Philadelphia and parts adjacent by N. Scull and G. Heap' The map was printed to illustrate the Philadelphia campaign (1777–1778) of the American Revolutionary War

A TRIPTYCH SHOWING STS. NICHOLAS, GEORGE AND DIMITRI, THE ARCHANGEL MICHAEL AND ST. JOHN THE FORERUNNER Greek, 19th century Oil on wood panels. Minimally worn. 31.2 x 41.7 cm (extended). TRIPTYCHON MI

George Heap (American, 1715-1752), engraving,A View of the State-House in Philadelphia, In essence- Independence Hall as we know it. From Gentleman's Magazine, London: September, 1752, 4 3/4 x 7 7/8 i

Artist: GEORGE PLATT-LYNES Print Title: Nicholas Magallanes, New York City Ballet, 1951 Medium: Sheet-fed Gravure Printing Date: 1980's Printed in Spain Image Size approx: 12.25 X 10 inches George Pla

Artist: George Platt-Lynes Title: Nicholas Magallanes And Francisco Moncion In Orpheus, NYC Ballet, 1950 Medium: Photo Litho, 1993, USA Dimensions: 6.8x8.45" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 8.5x11" C

Artist: GEORGE PLATT-LYNES Print Title: Nicholas Magallanes &Tanaqui LeClercq, Jones Beach, 1950 Medium: Sheet-fed Gravure Printing Date: 1980's Printed in Spain Image Size approx: 12 X 10 inches Geor

Heading: (1925 Rare Negro Spirituals of St. Helena Island, So.Carolina) Author: Nicholas George Julius Ballanta-(Taylor) of Freetown, Sierra Leone, West Africa Title: Saint Helena Island Spirituals /

Two [2] Nicholas Sperakis, American, Abstract Woodcuts. Signed and Numbered. Size: 13 x 20 inches left, 14 x 14 inches right. ASKart: Nicholas Sperakis (born 1943)Nicholas George Sperakis is active/li

[United States] 2 Maps. ++ N. Scull and G. Heap. A MAP OF PHILADELPHIA And Parts Adjacent. From the folding map’s 2nd appearance in Gentleman’s Magazine [Lon: Dec. 1777], without the table of dist

Artist: GEORGE PLATT LYNES Print Title: Nicholas Magallanes & Francisco Moncion in Orpheus, 1950 Medium: Duotone Photoengraving Printing Date: 1990’s Printed in USA Image Size: 8.5 X 6.5”

Artist: GEORGE PLATT LYNES Print Title: Nicholas Magallanes & Francisco Moncion in Orpheus, NYC Ballet, 1950 Medium: Duotone Photoengraving Printing Date: 1990’s Printed in Germany Image Size: a

1973 America's First Medals George Washington Grades Unc Details. A modern reproduction of a beautiful medal was engraved by the Frenchman Pierre-Simon-Benjamin Duvivier

In Excellent Vintage Condition

America's First Medal George Washington

This historic document bears the signatures of two of America's founding fathers, George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, dated January 3, 1792. As a deed, it represents a legal transfer of property,