William Simpson (1823-1899) The Seat of War in the

After William Simpson (1823-1899), a set of six lithographs from 'Seat of War in the East', published by Colnaghi, 12" x 17", (30.5x43cm) (6).

William Simpson (British, 1823-1899). Original 1855 lithograph printed by Edmund Walker (1813/14-1882). Titled, "Disembarkation of the Expedition to Kertch at Kamish Bornou," depicting odepicting the

After: William Simpson (1823 - 1899) Color Lithographs, Two Scenes: Hospital Ward At Scutari And Public Library & Temple, By E. Walker. Stamp Mark In Cyrillic En Verso. Frames Measures 20-3/8" H X 26-

1856 Engraving: England and America, The Visit of Her Majesty Queen Victoria to the Arctic Ship "Resolute" December 16th, 1856. Original Painting by William Simpson (British, 1823-1899), Engraved by G

Lithographs Published 1855-56, London for "The Campaign In The Crimea" by George Brackenbury. Illustrated by William Simpson. The plates are reduced version Lithographs of Simpson's Folio "The Seat of

Lithographs Published 1855-56, London for "The Campaign In The Crimea" by George Brackenbury. Illustrated by William Simpson. The plates are reduced version Lithographs of Simpson's Folio "The Seat of

Lithographs Published 1855-56, London for "The Campaign In The Crimea" by George Brackenbury. Illustrated by William Simpson. The plates are reduced version Lithographs of Simpson's Folio "The Seat of

Lithographs Published 1855-56, London for "The Campaign In The Crimea" by George Brackenbury. Illustrated by William Simpson. The plates are reduced version Lithographs of Simpson's Folio "The Seat of

Lithographs Published 1855-56, London for "The Campaign In The Crimea" by George Brackenbury. Illustrated by William Simpson. The plates are reduced version Lithographs of Simpson's Folio "The Seat of

(CIVIL WAR.) Edmund and George William Blunt. E. & G.W. Blunt's Corrected Map of Washington and the Seat of War on the Potomac. Hand-colored tinted lithographed map of Northern Virginia and central Ma

"An accurate MAP of CANADA with the adjacent Countries; Exhibiting the late Seat of War between the Englith & French in those Parts", hand-coloured copper engraving by Richard W.

[REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. BURT, Charles K. (1823-1892), engraver, after William Tylee Ranney (1813-1857). Marion Crossing the Pedee.Engraving, 1852, 12 x 15 in., toning to margins, some light surface abras

Lot of three signed items, includes: WILLIAM H. SIMPSON (1888-1980) Commander of the ninth army, insignia of the ninth army on an 8vo. sheet, signed at bottom (war-date); LEONARD GEROW (1888-1972) Lie

Civil War Major General William Buel Franklin (1823-1903) Autograph and CDV. Franklin was a Major General with the Union. After the war he was an executive of the Colt Fire Arms Manufacturing Co. for

DESCRIPTION: 1899 document signed by President William McKinley and countersigned by Secretary of War Elihu Root. Commission is for Carl E. Hartmann as Signal Officer of Volunteers with the rank of Fi

Archive of Col. William Temple Withers (1823-1889), former commanding officer of CSA 1st Mississippi Light Artillery. After the war he moved from Mississippi, where his and his father-in-laws plantati

(1899-1967) Canadian World War I flying ace credited with 37 victories. He became the leading ace of RAF 41 Squadron until his capture following a vicious dogfight against 20:1 opposition. Typed D.S.

Two disc candle bases unscrew to reveal brass sockets and candles to be used in the field. 3 1/2 inches (diameter). Together with an early leather wallet signed William Woodward and dated 1823. 3 3/4

[William McKinley 1843-1901] 25th President of the United States. Signed appointment of Leven C. Allen to the Major of Infantry signed October 12th, 1899. Also signed by the Secretary of War Elihu Roo

Ca. late 1880's-1899 Spalding racing bike with original paint, mustache racing handlebars, and Overman wood wheel rims. Likely non original bell, lamp, and under seat tool kit.

A GROUP OF EIGHT EASTON PRESS WORLD WAR II TITLES, LATE 20TH CENTURY, gilt embossed genuine leather-bound works including Winston Churchill's "The New World," and "The Berlin Diary," by William L. Shi

Details: William Stephen Walker autograph clipped from a larger piece. Shows light age and wear. William Stephen Walker (April 13, 1822 – June 7, 1899) was a Confederate States Army brigadier ge

James Lawson Kemper (1823-1895) Autograph being an ALS. Confederate general in the American Civil War (wounded at Gettysburg) and the 37th Governor of Virginia. Letter to Rev. J. William Jones sending

1968; oil on canvas, unframed; signed and dated verso 22 1/2 x 22 1/2 in. (57.2 x 57.2 cm.) Provenance: Property from The Estate of Paul Schrade and Monica Wiel, Los Angeles, California