Historic Revolutionary War Letter-Battle of Germantown

American Revolution Two Historic American Revolutionary War "Privateers" Letter to Attack British Shipping at New York & Halifax July 28, 1779-Dated Revolutionary War Period, Autograph Letter Signed,

Important Revolutionary War Letter re: Lexington This is a significant letter written by the grandson of one of the militia who was at the battle on Lexington Green on the very first day of the Revolu

1784 1st ed American Revolutionary WAR Letter of Henry Clinton British Military A rare 18th-century pamphlet, letter of Sir Henry Clinton. Clinton was in command of British forces at the Battle of Bun

to include: Tinted hand-drawing by an anonymous artist, The Battle Ground At Germantown., depicting the Chew House which stood in the midst of the Revolutionary War battle (DOA 11 x 12.75 in.); Birch

“The [rebels are] a dirty, filthy, greasy-looking set of devils. I saw Stonewall Jackson and he looks as bad as the common soldier. You could not tell that he was a general.” -Anthony Gard

Autographs Edward Everett Inscribes and Signs his Speech Given on the 60th Anniversary of the Battle of Lexington and Concord and Start of the Revolutionary War Delivered at Lexington EDWARD EVERETT (

American Revolution Remarkable Historic Content ALS With Historic News of Commodore Whipple and Captain Rathbone Capturing 11 British Ships off Jamaica in the Revolutionary War 1779 July 2, 1813-Dated

Autographs 1798 Revolutionary War Hero of the Battle of Bunker Hill "John Chester" Signed Letter as CT. Supervisor of Revenue JOHN CHESTER (1749-1809). Revolutionary War Hero of the Battle of Bunker H

Heading: (African-American, 1817 – Tennessee slaves, Daniel Boone) Author: Pleasant Henderson Title: Letter "leasing" slaves of Daniel Boone's Revolutionary War friend and Indian battle companion Pl

Revolutionary War colonel (1746-1810) in the Continental Army, who was an aide-de-camp to General Charles Lee, and was wounded at the Battle of Harlem Heights. ALS signed "Saml Griffin," one page, 8 x

Germantown British 40th Foot Command #17351, British 52nd Regiment of Foot #17281, and Battle of Saratoga American 2nd Massachusetts Infantry #17354. 8 pieces. Mint condition. Boxes excellent.

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

War of 1812 "We have met the enemy and they are ours.... with great respect and esteem. O.H. Perry." Reported "Salem Gazette" October 1, 1813-Dated War of 1812 Period, Historic Newspaper Report, "Sale

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 Titled: "A VIEW of the Present Seat of War, at and near New-York." by Nathaniel Low, Printed by John Gill, Boston 1777-Dat

Autograph note signed by Lieutenant Jonas Parker. Chelmsford, [Massachusetts], 18 February 1777. 1 page. With: Autograph letter signed by John Bettey, to Andrew Bettey of Chelmsford, MA. Camp on Rhode

Title: 1780 Faden Map of American Revolutionary War Battle in Vermont -- Plan of the Action at Huberton Under Brigadier Genl. Frazer, Supported by Major Genl. Reidesel, on the 7th July 1777 Cartograph

1777 Revolutionary War Battle Fort Ticonderoga George Washington Benedict Arnold “This, a most valuable record and chronicle of historical and political events for over a hundred years contains accu

RARE REVOLUTIONARY WAR BATTLE USED HAND CANNON INLAID IN WOOD. A VERY RARE FIND. IT IS IN MINT OVERALL SHAPE AND CONDITION WITH A BEAUTIFUL OVERALL PATINA. THE CANNON IS INLAID IN A WOODEN BLOCK WITH

1876 1ed Revolutionary War Battles America George Washington Bunker Hill Tactics Henry Carringtons “Battles of the American Revolution” is a rare 19th-century account of the Revolutionary

Continental Currency 1782 Historic Revolutionary War Contractor’s Store At George Washington’s Headquarters “BEARER” Script Note JONATHAN TRUMBULL, JR. (1740 - 1809), General George Washington

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

19th century oil on canvas attr. American, depicting an 18th century Revolutionary War battle in a courtyard or square, armory, many British and American soldiers, and buildings (one having sign - Cas

In original box, marked "Series-500" on side panel, marked "No. 3401". Shows Revolutionary War battle scene on front. Set includes lithographed buildings, stone wall, Revolutionary War soldiers, horse