Lafayette Returns to U.S. Letter 1824

Glass and Porcelain 1824 George Washington & General LaFayette Liverpool Creamware Commemorative Pitcher “La Fayette’s US Visit” 1824-Dated Return Visit Period Commemorative Historic Liverpool C

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War "Marquis de Lafayette" Triumphal Return Tour Period Commemorative Portrait Brooch Hand-Tinted Gold Gilt c. 1824 "Marquis de Lafayette" Triumphal Return Tour and Vis

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

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War Choice "WASHINGTON & LAFAYETTE" Jugate Silk c. 1824 Lafayette's Triumphal Return Visit to America, WASHINGTON & LA FAYETTE, titled Commemorative black print on whit

VINTAGE COLLECTIBLE American Revolution History Biography 1st Edition 1st Printing In Dust Jacket. "The Return Of Lafayette: 1824-25" by Marian Klamkin. HARDCOVER 1975 Scribner's Sons 1st Edition, 1st

Historical America Plate, Enoch Wood & Sons, Lafayette's Return VisitBurslem, England, blue Staffordshire, 1824, the transfer pattern of this plate is the third of three versions of a view of the Cadm

Glass and Porcelain Beautiful "Lafayette" Portrait Decorative Creamware Plate c. 1824 Return Visit to America Period, General "Lafayette" Portrait Decorative Creamware Plate, French, Choice Extremely

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War Choice Lafayette Commemorative White Silk Ribbon Titled: "The Companion of Washington-The Nations Guest" c. 1824 Return Tour of America Period, MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE

Includes quarterly return of ordnance, monthly return of clothes - camp and Garrison equipage, Texas letter and US Military Prison letter. From the Estate Collection of Stephen R. Reed.

Details: Levi P. Morton autographed letter (TLS), 1894 Near fine condition. Levi Parsons Morton (May 16, 1824 – May 16, 1920) was the 22nd vice president of the United States from 1889 to 1893.

5 pieces of early 19th century historical staffordshire including two pieces commemorating the return of General Lafayette, hero of the Revolutionary War, for his final visit to America in 1824. 9" di

Autographs 1824 Commodore JOHN ROGERS Manuscript Letter Twice Signed as the U.S. Navy Commissioner's Office Head JOHN ROGERS (1772-1838). Commodore and Senior United States Navy Officer serving under

Autographs 1824 Commodore JOHN ROGERS Manuscript Letter Twice Signed as the U.S. Navy Commissioner's Office Head JOHN ROGERS (1772-1838). Commodore and Senior United States Navy Officer serving under

Details: Samuel S. "Sunset" Cox autographed hand-written letter (ALS), 1888. Near fine condition. Samuel Sullivan "Sunset" Cox (September 30, 1824 – September 10, 1889), American Congressma

Autographs 1824 Secretary of the Navy SAMUEL L. SOUTHARD Navy Department Manuscript Letter Signed Regarding a Payment SAMUEL L. SOUTHARD (1787-1842). Secretary of the Navy, U.S. Senator, 10th Governor

Lot of 13. Miscellaneous letters, mostly pre-stamp era, many cancels, two w/o postmarks. Cancelled pieces include: Lancaster, PA unknown date; North Hampton (poor) 1843; Lafayette, MO 1852; _s_out_m 1

Signed letter from Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette (French 1757-1834) reading, "Lafayette/The Secretary of State has been kind enough as you know, my dear citizen to try to find some ways to m

MACKENZIE, WILLIAM LYON. Handwritten letter addressed to Alex Hamilton, Esq., dated Nov. 30th, 1824 (York), with portrait. Brief letter in regards to transmittal of documents. Housed in a common frame

Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette 1824 commemorative silk ribbon. 6.75" x 1.5". White silk ribbon with oval portrait of Lafayette bordered with ornate wreath an

[Marquis de Lafayette's 1824 Tour of America]. New-York American. New-York; Wednesday, September 8, 1824. Printed by J. M. Elliott&perio

Ink on paper. Signed Lafayette. Letter 6 inches x 5 inches. Letter dated 1828. Good condition.

Original letter group concerning a particular civilian internee captured by the Japanese at the fall of Wake Island with her trying to obtain the status of him through the American Red Cross, Congress

United States Letter Patent for Improvements in Railroad Station Indicators, 1856. Issued to Edwin A. Davis, Crawfordville, Indiana. The document printed in booklet form with letterpress descriptive t

US letter postmarked Philippines Manila 1905 May 8