First American Revolutionary War Battle Map, from Nathan Daboll, Freebetter's New-England Almanacks,

American Revolution First American Printing of a Revolutionary War Battle Map Titled: "A VIEW of the Present Seat of War, at and near New-York." by Nathaniel Low, Printed by John Gill, Boston 1777-Dat

American Revolution First American Printing Of A Revolutionary War Battle Map "A View of the Present Seat of War, at and near New-York." 1777-Dated (Printed 1776) Revolutionary War Period, Printed Map

American Revolution First American Printing Of A Revolutionary War Battle Map "A View of the Present Seat of War, at and near New-York." [1776] Revolutionary War Printed, First American printed Revolu

Title/Content of Map: 'New York, Northern and Eastern part' The sites of important battles and their dates are marked on this map for the following conflicts: War of 1812, American Revolutionary War (

AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR MAP OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, uncolored engraving on paper, A New and Correct Plan of the Town of Boston and Provincial Camp, engraved by Robert Aitken (Ameri

"A Plan of the Operations ... in New York and East New Jersey against the American Forces Commanded by General Washington" 29" x 20" (sight) Claude Joseph Sauthier, 1777

IMPORTANT REVOLUTIONARY WAR-ERA MAP OF NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY1776“A Map of the Province of New-York, Reduc'd from the large Drawing of that Province, Compiled from Actual Surveys by Order of Hi

1827 Henry Lee Revolutionary WAR Memoirs American South Battles George Washington General Henry Lee was an 18th-century American military officer during the Revolutionary War. Father of Robert E. Lee,

AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR BRITISH RED COAT OFFICER'S JACKET. IN MINT BATTLE USED SHAPE AND CONDITION WITH A BEAUTIFUL OVERALL PATINA. STILL HAS THE ORIGINAL MAKER MARK STAMP ON THE INSIDE. THIS COMES

William Faden, rare Revolutionary War Map of NY, William Faden (British, 1749-1836), "A Plan of the Operations of the Kings Army under the Command of General Sr. William Howe, K.B. in New York and Eas

American Revolution July 8, 1775 "Pennsylvania Ledger..." Newspaper Featuring Accounts of the Historic Battle of Bunker Hill & More July 8, 1775-Dated Revolutionary War Newspaper, "The Pennsylvania Le

STEDMAN, Charles (1753-1812). The History of the Origin, Progress, and Termination of the American War London: for the author, 1794. First edition. Comparable: Christie's, William Reese Sale, 2022 - $

1949 Ford 2-door sedan.The 1949 Ford provided the company with the first fully redesigned body style of all the American domestic car manufacturers following World War II. The new refreshed styling el

Two Revolutionary War muster rolls, dated December 16th, 1776. Each enlisting soldiers from the Kingston, New Hampshire area, to serve in the American Army and fight in the Revolution under Mustermast

He graduated from West Point in 1914 and became a pilot two years later. After the First World War, he was promoted to Major. During the Second World War, he was in England to plan the American air fo

IMPORTANT DATED 1780 REVOLUTIONARY WAR MAP HORN CANNONEER'S SIZE W/ FORTS, ALBANY, NY, SARATOGA, ETC. 27" LONG

An American antique mahogany block front desk, retaining an overhanging molded top, above a single long rectangular block front drawer. Inset panel door within the kneehole. The drawer fronts with bat

An original 18th Century hand colored engraved topographical map, illustrated by Claude Joseph Sauthier (1736–1802) and published by William Faden (1749-1836), the latter serving as royal geogr

American, circa 1810-1830. Quality two part tiger maple highboy. Chest on legs with flat top seated on Queen Anne legs with ball and claw feet (later addition). Measuring approx 76" tall x 42" wide x

British General Tarleton, Who Led the British Legion in the American Revolutionary War, Forwards Correspondence to the Quartermaster-General to the Forces In this brief letter, Lieutenant General Bana

Lot of seven including Continental Artillery Officers button, 7/8” diameter; plus Tenth Mass. Infantry button, 7/8” diameter; plus one marked with XX with laurel wreath surround, 7/8&rdquo

American (New England), 18th century. A Chippendale camelback sofa in burgundy upholstery having a shaped crest and scrolled arms, having tufted seat cushions and serpentine front, rising on straight

This lot consists of a plaster bust of John Paul Jones. Jones was, during the American Revolutionary War, a naval commander. He was such a prominent figure during the war, that he earned himself the n

American (New England, attributed to Hudson River Valley), late 18th – early 19th Century. Pine scraped down to old, possibly original, blue over red paint; the molded cornice above an open ste