Revolutionary War Grape Shot Discovered at Governor

Revolutionary War grape shot discovered at Governor Island; D 1 1/4"(Approx.)

A collection of ten (10) dug Revolutionary War era lead grapeshot projectile balls. Provenance: The private collection of Gustave Nelson, Cheshire MA.

All mounted in frame with description. Purportedly a piece of mulberry tree under which Gen. Cornwallis ate his last breakfast before leaving the country, lead bullet, and iron grapeshot from area occ

Iron, 1" diameter. Purchased from Schindler’s Antiques, King Street, Charleston, SC in the 1980s. Grape shot or canister shot (indistinguishable after firing) was used both on land and at sea t

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA GOVERNOR WILLIAM TRYON (1729-1788) SIGNED MILITARY APPOINTMENT,for "Philip Frisby / Gentleman of the County of Albany", "First Lieutenant of Captain Nathaniel Colvers Company /in

For this lot we have 11 pieces of cannon grape shot from the US Civil War.    THIS ITEM IS AS PICTURED WITH NO FURTHER ATTACHMENTS. ALL SALES ARE F

Autographs South Carolina Governor & Namesake of “Fort Moultrie” WILLIAM MOULTRIE (1730-1805). American Revolutionary War officer; Governor of South Carolina; namesake of Fort Moultrie, a series o

attributed to Worcester, bearing the motto and coat-of-arms of Captain William Knox of Clonleigh, Ireland. Capt. Knox died in 1776, a Revolutionary War soldier, shot in error by one of his own men. Th

Details: Charles Scott autographed document (DS), an appointment to Charles Coluck as Coroner for Pendleton Co. dated October 10th, 1810. The document measures 12.5 x 7.75". 
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1 1/8" Civil War Cannon Ball / Grape Shot Tenn

[REVOLUTIONARY WAR-FLORIDA] TONYN, PATRICK, Colonial Governor. Long autograph letter signed. St. Mary's, Florida, from on board the "Cyrus": August 10, 1785, 5 1/2 pages addressed to Lord Sydney, mark

American Revolutionary War Era, a 12 Pounder, Solid Shot Cannon Ball ca. 1770. Fine, highly prized artifact from The Revolutionary War in beautiful condition with minor casting imperfections and a dee

Autographs 1781 Governor John Hancock Signed Revolutionary War Orders the Payment of a Huge Sum for an Army Private's Pay in Compensation "To make good the Depreciation of his wages..." Including Two

A rare Revolutionary War era relic, a metal 'bar shot' projectile fired from cannons often in naval engagements to disable the masts of enemy ships. The 13 in. projectile consists of two 4 in. diamete

Washington’s Bodyguard American Revolutionary War, Trooper Tartleton’s Legion 1777, Officer Governor General’s Bodyguard Excellent Condition With No Box 4 Pieces

REVOLUTIONARY WAR GORHAM SILVER SPOON PRESENTED TO LT. GOVERNOR JABER BOORE DATED 1780. A VERY RARE FIND. IT IS IN MINT OVERALL SHAPE AND CONDITION. HAS A GREAT LOOK TO IT WITH AN EXCELLENT OVERALL EY

One page broadside, “At a General Assembly of the Governor and Company of the State of Connecticut, holden at Hartford, on the second Thursday of October, A. D. 1780, order for raising of troups for

Grape shot and mini balls, collected from vicksburg battlefield.

AMERICAN SCHOOL (20TH CENTURY) REVOLUTIONARY WAR FOLK DRAWING, pastel on paper, depicting General Putnam's escape on horseback down 100 stone steps from Governor William Tyron and his 1,500 dragoons a

The October 1776 issue of Town and Country Magazine printed at London for A. Hamilton. 56 pages and two engravings including "A View of New York, Governors Island.." accompanied by article on the batt

1854 New York 1ed History Revolutionary War Indians Columbus Voyages Pocahontas “History of New Amsterdam; or, New York as it Was, in the Days of the Dutch Governors” by Professor Asahel Davis

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War 1857 State of New York Military Appointment Document 1857-Dated, Partly-Printed Document Signed, by NY Governor "John A. King" & Adjutant General "Frederick Townsen

North America, USA, ca. mid 19th century CE. A Civil War era iron cannonball with a fuse hole and hollow interior for powder-charge; likely part of a scatter shot/grape shot in which multiple iron bal

(1746-1807) Revolutionary War brigadier general and clergyman who served under von Steuben and aided in the assaults on Stony Point and Yorktown. Manuscript D.S. as Governor of Pennsylvania, 1p. oblon