Documents for 1859 Ship "Portland"

1620 New World Document! Ship's Expense and Credit Log from a Voyage to Newfoundland 1p, measuring 12.5" x 8", No place, dated November 20, 1620. A detailed account and expense list for a voyage taken

PRESIDENT JAMES BUCHANAN, SIGNED APPOINTMENT DOCUMENT, 1859, H 9", W 15":Document dated 11-19-1859. Signed on 1-28-1861. Appointing R.A. Fish as Second Lieutenant of the National Rifles of the Militia

Civil War Union Documents 1864 Civil War "Substitute for the Navy" Form for the Future Mayor of Saco, York County, Maine September 2, 1864-Dated Civil War Period, Partially-Printed Document, Portland

New Jersey Ephemera, (a) three NJ Supreme Court documents 1859, 1867, 1880; (b) three IRS tax payments by Thomas and Isaac Harrison of NJ, 1866, 1867; (c) eleven Phila and Hanover Township NJ Tax paym

A collection of ship documents concerning the wreck of the bark Mignon in Havana, a Colecord vessel. Includes loss of cargo and settlement sheets, cargo list of schooner Clara E. Colecord and other do

PRESIDENT JOHN ADAMS, SIGNED SHIP'S DOCUMENT 1798, H 26", W 15":Dated 2-26-1798. Four language (English, French, Dutch and Spanish) ships papers. Purchased 5-20-1996. Framed under glass. From the Esta

PRESIDENT JAMES MADISON, SIGNED SHIP'S DOCUMENT, 1809, H 21", W 17":Document dated 6-18-1809. Three language ship paper, Frederick Solcum, Master and Commander of ship Fame of New Bedford, port of Pit

18th century Port of Boston customs house clearance document dated Oct. 24, 1750 for the schooner Lydia bound for Bilboa, signed Nathan Ware Comptroller. 11 x 7 in, framed 16 x 11.

1859 Sailing SHIPS On Masting Rigging Sails Kipping Ireland Britain Navy Robert Kipping’s “Rudimentary Treatise on Masting” was written as a basic outline of the practice of mast-making and rigg

1870s Documents from the American Brigantine 'L. Warren', FW Leach, Master, Rio to Lisbon, including cargo manifests, port charges, repairs, crew wages, and business correspondence. Very good conditio

NEW ENGLAND PAINT-DECORATED NAUTICAL FOOT STOOL, plank seat and sides raised on cut-out boot-jack feet. Retains remnants of original paint including "SHIP / CHINA / PORTLAND" flanked by a clipper ship

19th c. documents chest marked on lid "SHIP's DOCUMENTS". 22" x 16 1/2" x 18".

BLACK AND WHITE AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF SOUTH PORTLAND SHIP CORP, 1942, 10" X 8", 13.5" X 11.75"

Consists of 1) Recreipts with revenue stamps of famous New Bedford people. Good condition. 2) 1856 Ship document.. Good condition. 3) Four stereo veiwer cards on whaling. Some wear. 4) Americanclipper

1849 Providence Rhode Island Henry Gibbs Sloop Sailing Ship Bill of Laden. Fine graphic ship document by the Providence Tool Co. for a keg of hardware on board the Gibbs Sloop bound for Hartford CT. E

(2) DUTCH EAST INDIES DOCUMENTS - Passes for Ship's Crews, Island of Ambon, issued from Fort Victoria, March of 1809, Dutch East India Company (VOC), with text in Dutch and Arabic. Signed by Ney, Will

FABULOUS ANTIQUE HALLMARKED LOOKS LIKE "AS" NETHERLANDS "DOLPHIN" 1859-1893 DUTCH 833 STERLING SILVER TALL SAILING SHIP. WEIGHS 196 GRAMS. ALL SILVER MASTS AND RIGGING. 7" TALL, 6 1/4" WIDE, 1 3/4" TH

United States,1940s A nice rendering of a Heavy Cruiser, most likely kit made. 38 inches long

Italy. Lombardy-Venice Kingdom under Austro-Hungarian Empire. Orzinuovi. 1859. Manuscript document with revenue of 30 kr. 22,5x33,5 cm

Vintage 1859 Religious Document "Nuestra Senora De Monserrate" 13.5x9.5

Heading: (Clipper Ship Sailing Cards) Author: Title: ANGLO SAXON Place Published: New York Publisher: Date Published: 1859 Description: Clipper ship sailing card, on porcelain coat

Archive of 93 nautical documents from 1832 to 1862 related to the ship Antioch. Documents include receipts, bills of lading, ship supplies, repairs operations with some bill heads from ship's chandler

1859 Treasury documents regarding hospital repairs signed by Howell Cobb then Treasury Sect

Martin Van Buren (1782-1862) 8th President. 11 ½" x 15 ½" partially printed parchment document signed, Washington, September 27th, 1839. The document is a ship's passport, "…Suffer the Brig Meridi