The Battle of Akama-no-ura, Gen-Pei Seisuiki

Artist: Sadahide Utagawa (1807-1873) Title: Gen-Pei, the Battle of Dannoura Publisher: Nishimuraya Yohachi Date: 1847-1852 Size: (L) 36.5 x 24.8, (C) 36.3 x 24.8cm, (R) 36.4 x 25 cm Ref: JG1121NA27

HIDEO TAKEDA (Japanese b. 1948-)The First Genpei - c. 1985SilkscreenSigned lower right and editioned T.P. lower leftImage size 15.5 inches x 20.5 inches (39 x 52 cm), contained in a glazed frame

TAKEDA, Hideo, (Japanese, b. 1948): “Heike Family Leaves the Capitol” from the Genpei Series, Silkscreen, sight size 21.5” x 16”, pencil signed lower right, numbered edition of 185

Hideo Takeda, silkscreen, 1985, Hideo Takeda (Japanese, b. 1948), "Mark of Fan", from the Genpei series, silkscreen, pencil signed lower right, pencil numbered lower left (147/185), 16.75"h x 21.75"w

Artist: Takeda, Hideo, b. 1948 Title: Death of Kiso Yosinaka Series: AP Date: c. 1980s Medium: silkscreen Dimensions: 15 1/2 x 20 5/8 inches Notes: Trial

Yoshitora Utagawa (Japanese, active 1830-1880). "The Great Battle of Dan'noura" woodblock (triptych), Edo period, 1861. Marks: censor's seal aratame. A striking woodblock triptych by Yoshitora Utagawa

Heading: (Mole & Thomas) Author: Title: The Human U.S. Shield: 30,000 Officers and Men. Camp Custer, Battle Creek Mich. Brig. Gen. Howard L. Laubach Commanding Place Published: Chicago Publisher:Mole

The Palmetto Herald. March 10, 1864 Port Royal, South Carolina. Mentions the Battle of Olustee Fla. Gen. Sherman's Expedition, and the retreat of Lonstreet from Knoxville. Nicely framed.

Title: 1892 Cowles Civil War Map of Battles and Marches by Gen. Sherman 1863-5 -- Military Map of the Marches of the United States Forces Under Command of Maj. Gen. W. T. Sherman, U.S.A. During the Ye

CURRIER AND IVES PRINT *GEN. MEAGHER AT THE BATTLE OF FAIR OAKS VA JUNE 1 1862*. 17 IN X 12 3/4 IN OVERALL. SOME STAINING.

Andrew Wyeth (American 1917-2009), 'Gen. Washington at the Battle of Brandywine,' lithograph, depicting General Washington and another military man with more troops and a home in the background, signe

DESCRIPTION: William Warner after Col. John Trumbell. Mezzotint engraving. Gen. Washington (On the Battle Field at Trenton). 1845. Inscribed at bottom "Engraved by W. Warner from the original picture

Includes Gen Shields at the Battle of Winchester 1862, The Lovers Adieu, Family Register, My Little White Kittens, A New England Homestead, Good Night Little Playfellow, Autumn and Home in the Country

Copper and Steel Engravings and one hand colored Lithograph. Incl Batlle of The Alma, Artillery Turkish Contingent, Gen. Dumourier & The Austrians, Battle of Naseby, Bombardment of St. Jean d'Acre and

1865 Gen George McClellan Civil War Battles Antietam Peninsular Campaign Hillard “The Union, which can alone insure internal peace, and external security to each State, Must and Shall be Preserved,

Oil on canvas of Gen. N.B. Forrest riding into battle on horse, signed by artist T. Donahue, 265419, 26 x 19

HENRYK WINOGRAD (POLISH/AMERICAN 1917-2008), STERLING SILVER REPOUSSE PANEL, "THE BATTLE OF SPOTSYLVANIA, THE DEATH OF GEN. SEDGWICK, MAY 9, 1864", SIGNED. 8 3/8 X 10 1/2"; APPROXIMATELY 13 OZT

5 Royal Doulton character porcelain jugs including Battle of little big horn, Lincoln, Gen Custard, Lee/grant, and Battle of the Alamo. Largest measure approx 7 1/2" height.

Original litho of Gen-Zachary Taylor and his battles 1847. Framed and matted, some small browning spots but in nice condition for the age. Appr. 22" wide, 30" tall.

Wood Swatch from Gen. R. E. Lee’s HQ During Battle Of Gettysburg Wood swatch, 1.5" x .5", Gettysburg, PA, July 1-3, 1863, taken from from the world famous Thompson House better known as Gen

Wood Artifact from Gen. R. E. Lee’s HQ During Battle Of Gettysburg CAG Encapsulated. Wood swatch taken from the world-famous Thompson House better known as General Lee’s Headquarters durin

LEGAL DISCOURSE 1819 "AN ENQUIRY INTO THE CONDUCT OF GEN. PUTMAN IN RELATION TO THE BATTLE OF BUNKER OR BREEDS HILL", BOSTON (58 PAGES)

In this lot is a rare copy of "The Custer Fight: Some Criticisms of Gen. E. S. Godfrey's ‘Custer’s Last Battle’ in the Century Magazine for January, 1892; and of ‘Mrs. Elizabeth Custer's Pamph

Washington Appoints Brig. Gen. who Served Under "Mad Anthony", and Distinguished Himself at Fort Recovery and the Battle of Fallen Timbers. Extremely Rare Format. Rare DS, Washington D.C., dated March