George Washington Engraved by William E. Marshall

George Washington engraving. After Gilbert Stuart which hangs in the Boston Antheneum Engraved by William E Marshall Frame: H 23-3/8" W 19-3/8". Sight: H 19-1/2" W 15-1/2". Link for high-res image:

FRAMED ENGRAVING OF GEORGE WASHINGTON BY WILLIAM E. MARSHALL, APPROXIMATELY 18 IN X 22 1/2 IN OVERALL

Engraved by William Marshall after Houdon 1785.Copyright 1876 by Oscar Marshall. Overall with frame 28-1/2" high x 22-1/2" wide. Some frame losses. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and

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

Details: MARSHALL, William Edgar after Gilbert STUART. [George Washington]. Boston: Published by Ticknor & Fields, 135 Washington Street, Nov. 15, 1862. Line engraving. Printed on fine india paper la

Group of six American medalets featuring busts of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington respectively engraved by William Barber and Anthony Paquet. Two with the bust of Lincoln on the obverse and the

DESCRIPTION: Antique portrait etching by William E. Marshall (American, 1836 - 1906) depicting Abraham Lincoln. In plate at bottom center: "Painted and engraved by Wm E. Marshall". Mounted in an oak f

LOT (2) INCLUDING ULSTER COUNTY GAZETTE, SAT, JAN 4, 1800 (DEATH OF GEORGE WASHINGTON) AND ENGRAVED INVITATION FROM THE GENTLEMEN OF TROY TO ATTEND WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY DINNER, TUES, FEB 22, 1848

FIRST KNOWN AMERICAN PRINT OF GEORGE WASHINGTON. Wood-engraved portrait, 'The Glorious Washington and Gates,' appearing on the cover of Bickerstaff's Boston Almanack for... 1778, Danvers, MA: E. Russe

WITHER (GEORGE)A Collection of Emblems, Ancient and Moderne, 4 parts in 1 vol., separate titles for each part, engraved additional title by William Marshall, engraved portrait of the author and engra

President George Washington Silhouette Artist: William H. Brown Print Type: Stone Lithograph Date: 1844 Publisher: E. B & E. C. Kellogg<

titled "The Washington Family." George and Martha with their two grandchildren, engraved by E. Savage, 19th Century. Some foxing and minor silverfish damage. Modern frame and matt. Image size 21" h x

A complete five-volume set of The Life of George Washington by John Marshall (Fredericksburg, Va, 1926)

MARSHALL, John (1755-1835). &#160; The Life of George Washington. Philadelphia: C. P. Wayne, 1804-1807. &#160; 5 volumes 8vo (218 x 132 mm). Engraved portrait of Washington after Gilbert Stuart in Vol

MARSHALL, John (1755-1835). The Life of George Washington: Maps and Subscribers' Names. Philadelphia: C.P. Wayne, 1807. Atlas volume only, 4to (279 x 222 mm). 10 engraved folding maps (8 double-page),

"Engraved for the Washington Benevolent Society" Signed A. Reed sc E.W. Con. 6 1/4 x 3 1/2 inches. framed 7 3/4 x 5 1/2 inches

Engraved portrait of Longfellow, pencil signed by Marshall, Copyright by George Barrie, Philadelphia, frame size 45"l x 33.5"w and sight size 30.5"l x 21"w

Sherman Adams, William E. Slesnick, Lucretia L. Sterling, Elihu Root and George C. Marshall.

(CIVIL WAR.) Edmund and George William Blunt. E. & G.W. Blunt's Corrected Map of Washington and the Seat of War on the Potomac. Hand-colored tinted lithographed map of Northern Virginia and central Ma

(GEORGE WASHINGTON.) William F. Turner. Letter to the president's great-grand-nephew, discussing his sale of Mount Vernon. Autograph Letter Signed to "Gus" (John Augustine Washington). 3 pages, 9&#190

George Washingtonn.p., ca. 1790sGeorge Washington Engraved Dinner InvitationPrinted documentAn engraved dinner invitation from George and Martha Washington. 1p on laid paper, measuring 6&quot; x 3.25&

(English, 1859-1880) Signed and dated l.r. 24"h x 35 1/2"w

Proof engraving, one of ten, on vellum. Based on his painting at Yale University Library. Dimensions: (Overall) H 25.5" x W 20.5" Condition: Laid down on thin backing. Age toning. Some surface foxing,

1848 RARE Life of President George Washington John Marshall Revolutionary War 2v “The Constitution is colorblind, and neither knows nor tolerates classes among citizens.” &#8213; John Marshall Joh