Washington Taking Command Of The American Army At

Washington Taking Command Of The American Army At Cambridge | Medium: Color Lithographic Fine Art Print | Edition #: N/A | Unframed Size: 8x11 | Framed Size: Offered Unframed. Framing presentation if

Washington Taking Command Of The American Army At Cambridge | Medium: Color Lithographic Fine Art Print | Edition #: N/A | Unframed Size: 8x11 | Framed Size: Offered Unframed. Framing presentation if

Washington Taking Command Of The American Army At Cambridge | Medium: Color Lithographic Fine Art Print | Edition #: N/A | Unframed Size: 8x11 | Framed Size: Offered Unframed. Framing presentation if

AMERICAN HISTORICAL PRINTS, LOT OF THREE, comprising "WASHINGTON TAKING LEAVE OF THE OFFICERS OF HIS ARMY", published in 1848 by Nathaniel Currier in New York; "THE INAUGURATION OF WASHINGTON" publish

World War Series. American Army Command. Lot includes Set #WW2-065 "The Sarge" and Set #WW2-066 "GI Command Set." 3 Pieces. Condition Near Mint. Boxes Excellent.

Irving R. Wiles, original gouache, Irving Ramsey Wiles (American, 1861-1948), "Washington taking the oath as first President of The Republic, black and white gouache on paper, signed "I.R. Wiles", low

Heading: Author: Bancroft, Aaron Title: Life of George Washington, Commander in Chief of the American Army Through the Revolutionary War, and the First President of the United States Place Published:

Circa 1780 Dutch engraving of George Washington as General of the North American Army after Vinkeles. Fine, some discoloration around marins, measures 5 x 8". Reserve: $40.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-

1 USED CONDITION WASHINGTON DC ,3- UNFIRED- STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND LOGO, AMERICAN MOTORCYCLE, MACKINAC BRIDGE MICHIGAN LOGO

WASHINGTON, GEORGE. 1732-1799. Letter Signed ('Go Washington') to Colonel Richard Gridley, the first engineer of the American Army, regarding plans for Boston fortifications and payment, 1 p, on first

First is an Exploding Bridge, marked "No. 861", which has figures, a Jeep and a bridge which comes apart, all sealed with header card. The second is a U.S. Army Command Post, which has weapons, figure

American Revolution Metal Miniatures, American Army, 25mm, hand painted including: (300+) foot soldiers, (28) mounted soldiers and officers (including Washington?), banners and (2) cannon, may be Old

Chamberlain, Samuel (American, 1895-1975), General Washington Assumes Command, 1932, etching on paper, signed in pencil lower right, marked '8' in pencil lower left, image 9.75 x 14.75 inches, matted

1807 George Washington 1st ed Bancroft Army Revolutionary War American President “Associate with men of good quality if you esteem your own reputation; for it is better to be alone than in bad c

4 FREDERICK ELMIGER REVOLUTIONARY WAR PRINTS, 2 IN EACH FRAME, SIGNED IN THE PLATE, DEPICTING AMERICAN DRAGOON, WASHINGTON'S BODYGUARD, COLONEL OF ARTILLERY, AND CONTINENTAL ARMY PRIVATE, FRAMED SIZE

Lot includes "The Hessian Army Of The American Revolution" by Bob Cowan 2000, "Villainy And Madness, Washington's Flying Camp" by Richard Lee Baker 2011 and others. *note: Group is in excellent condit

American Revolution 1789 "View of the West Bank of the Hudson River 3 Miles Above Still Water, Upon Which The Army Under the Command of Lt. General Burgoyne Took Post on the 20th September 1777 (Showi

Autographs Continental Army Founding Pastor Fighting Reverend David Avery Autograph Letter Signed - He Crossed the Delaware with General Washington & was at the Battle of Bunker Hill REVEREND DAVID AV

Autographs Brevet Brigadier Revolutionary War General Walter Stewart Plans to Visit "the city of Washington" WALTER STEWART (1756-1796). Continental Army Brevet Brigadier General in the Revolutionary

Autographs Autograph Letter Signed "H. Dearborn" as Secretary of War HENRY DEARBORN (1751-1829). Continental Army General, member of George Washington's staff present during the British Surrender at Y

Autographs William Bradford 2nd U.S. Attorney General under George Washington Argued 1st Case before the U.S. Supreme Court WILLIAM BRADFORD (1755-1795). Continental Army Officer, died at age 39 while

For your consideration is the Rare First Edition of, "Personal Reminiscences of Gen. Robert E. Lee", 1874, by Rev. J. William Jones, D. D., formerly chaplain Army Northern Virginia, and of Washington

Soldier's Handbook for Use in the ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES by N. Hershler. Published at the direction of the Secretary of War by Washington Government Printing Office 1898. This Handbook was issued t

Commemorative Edition Reproduced by George Peterson. Pilot Training Manual for the P-51 Mustang by the Head Quarters of the Army Air Forces Washington D.C. 1945. AAF Manual 51-127-5 Excellent conditio