Cornwallis Resigning His Sword to Washington. 1854

Cornwallis Resigning His Sword To Washington General George Washington Print Type: Engraving Date: circa 1835 Origin: United States

Glass and Porcelain "CORNWALLIS Resigning his Sword at York Town Oct. 19, 1781" and "LAFAYETTE (Crowned in Glory)" Legends c. 1824 Lafayette's Triumphal Return to America Tour Period, Large Historical

Transfer prints on each side with right side having surrender of Cornwallis with inscription below Cornwallis Resigning His Sword at Yorktown Oct. 19th 1781; and on right with shoulder-length portrait

Consists of two hand colored 19th century prints. 1) Un-framed. Washington receives the sword of Cornwallis. Image 11 1/2 x 9 inches. Type in English and American. Hand color with mat. Somediscoloring

Sword "Washington" Damascus steel, or damask, is the forged steel of sword blades that were made in the middle East. The sword made of Damascus steel is characterized by characteristic patterns in the

1881 1ed Yorktown Campaign American Revolution Cornwallis Washington Illustrated An excellent 100-year anniversary account of the battle that won America its independence. ‘The Yorktown Campaign and

Reports and Charts of the Cruise of the U S Brig Dolphin Made Under Direction of The Navy Department By Leiut. S. P. Lee, printed at Washington 1854. Records the voyage from Cape Verde Islands, Brazil

Alton S. Tobey, General Charles Cornwallis. General Cornwallis. Washington outwits Clinton. Pretending to threaten New York, Washington moves his army to Virginia to trap Cornwallis. Golden book. US H

Autographed letter signed by James Guthrie of Kentucky, US Secretary of the Treasury (1853-1857) regarding request for his autograph. Dated Washington, 1854, signed as Secretary. Fine, measures 5 x 8�

PERRY, Matthew Calbraith (1794-1858). Narrative of the Expedition of an American Squadron to the China Seas and Japan, performed in the years 1852, 1853 and 1854... Washington: Vols. I & II, Beverley

Wm. Lewis Herndon; Lardner Gibbon. Vol I Publisher: Robert Armstrong Public Printer, Washington, 1853. Vol II Published by A. O. P. Nicholson, Washington, DC, 1854. Volume one very good and tight with

A black and white portrait of George Washington executed by Anson Dickinson after a painting entitled “Virginia Colonel” by Charles Willson Peale and engraved for Graham’s Magazine by J.W. Steel

1854 George Washington & Generals American Revolutionary War Lafayette Arnold “It is better to offer no excuse than a bad one.” ― George Washington Joel Tyler Headley was an America

Sword and scabbard, unmarked blade, Bust of GW on pommel, black wood grip, metal scabbard.Apprx 35"L. Condition:

George Washington overall with frame 20" high x 16" wide. Engraved by William F Marshall from the original portrait. The surrender of Cornwallis drawn by Howard Pyle. Supplement to Harper's Weekly Oct

Double sided depicting Washington with sword and plinth; Washington comforting an elderly woman

Hamilton, Revolutionary War colored engraving, After Hamilton (18th/19th c.), "The Surrender of Earl Cornwallis to General Washington & Count De Rochambeau, on the 19th of Oct. 1781", c. 1783, 12.5"h

OLD S.N Meyer Washington Dc Presentation Sword, marked. 33" long

DESCRIPTION: A George Washington sterling silver inaugural sword replica. Features ornate etching throughout the blade with solid silver hilt. Issued by the United States Bicentennial Society. Marked

In original scabbard. This fine Masonic sword has a gilt Washington bust for its pommel with wire wrapped wood grip, brass front collar and cast brass guard with shield with 5-pointed star and bust of

(1854) Nathaniel Currier Washington's Reception. Measures 14.25 x 10. Unframed, loose and not glued or mounted. VG/VG+ condition. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email.

The Stone House at Gowanus Scene of the Battle of Long Island. Stirling's Headquarters, Cornwallis's Redoubt, Occupied By Washington. Colonial Residence of Dutch

Overall with frame 29" high x 33-1/2" wide. Printed by Regnier Lemercier Paris after Stearns. Published 1854. Conservation frame. LR IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. Wh

Franklin Pierce & Jefferson Davis Signed Military Appointment, 1854 1p of vellum, measuring 13.25" x 17.25", Washington, D.C., dated February 9, 1854. A military appointment signed "Franklin Pierc