William Stone. Declaration of Independence. SC W

[Americana] [Declaration of Independence] (Force, Peter) In Congress, July 4, 1776. The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America Wash(ingto)n., (D.C.): W. J. Stone SC., (ca. 1833

William J. Stone for Peter Force, The Declaration of Independence from Volume 1 of the American Archives, circa 1843, 30.5” x 25.5” (sheet), Provenance: Property from the Collection of Governor Ji

Title/Content of Map: Diagram of the State of Missouri Cartographer: W.J. STONE, SC. WASH. Date: 1839 Publisher: WILLIAMS, MILBURN/SURVEYOR GENERAL (MO) Size: 19Height - 23Width Map shows survey grid,

Thomas Stone (1743-1787, Maryland Signer of the Declaration of Independence) signed autograph document, Charles Co., 1781: written as attorney for Henry Tubman to recover a debt owed by William Wilkin

William Williams, Declaration of Independence Signer, Signed Payment Slip 1p, measuring 8" x 2.125", New York, dated July 9, 1766. Signed "Wm Williams", promising to make a payment. Reading in part: "

DESCRIPTION: William Woodruff Declaration of Independence Broadside. The declaration appears inside an ornate, circular frame containing the state seals of the original thirteen states (Indicated outs

William Woodruff Declaration of Independence Broadside, ca. 1820 An engraved, silked broadside of the Declaration of Independence. 1p, measuring 20.5" x 29.75" (sight), N.p., ca. 1820. The Declaration

Feb. 15th 1804 William Ellery of Newport Rhode Island letter. Signer of Declaration of Independence and Rhode Island representative. This letter annotated College office Port of Newport may have been

Kupjack sterling tea board after original owned by George Washington 2"W, Ink Stand after original by Philip Syng Jr. 1775 used to sign Declaration of Independence .85"W, includes original box and bro

(DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.) William H. Pratt, artist. Declaration of Independence. Lithograph, 28¼ x 21¾ inches; worn at edges with closed tears, expertly conserved. Davenport, IA: August

Heading: (Presidents, 1789) Author: Pratt, William H., designer Title: Lithographed Declaration of Independence in calligraphy that forms a portrait of George Washington, with a border of 36 state sea

Autographs William Williams Signer of the Declaration of Independence WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Signer of the Declaration of Independence from Connecticut. March 28, 1765-Dated Colonial Period, Autograph Lett

Copper Plate Engraving in Wood Frame, Declaration Of Independence, 16" 1/2"w x 20"h overall

A clear pressed glass footed spoon holder with a scalloped rim. Depicting the Liberty Bell pattern to coumarate the 100th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Dimensions: 3.75"W x 6.25"H Co

BOOKS: (9) Vols 1820 Signers of the Declaration, John Sanderson. Biography of the Signers to the Declaration of Independence. Joseph M. Sanderson, R. W. Pomeroy, / Maxwell Printer. 1820-1827. Complete

Description: Ellery William William Ellery, RI Declaration Signer, Signed Colonial Document Paper slip signed in the third person by future Declaration of Independence signer William Ellery (1727-1820

DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE SIGNING OF 1776 TOKEN w/SPELLING ERROR, PROOF/NEW, NOVELTY

Signers of the Declaration of Independence: Samuel Huntington, William Williams, John Morton & US Constitution Signer, John Dickinson. Collection of four autographs, three who signed the Declaration o

William Williams (1731-1811), signer of the Declaration of Independence from Connecticut. Approximately fifty-word ANS, on verso of partly printed and hand accomplished payment order from the State of

An English Carved Stained Pine Banjo Glass and Brass Wall Aneroid Barometer by Shortland Smiths, 20th Century, With an image of the signing of the Declaration of Independence on a mirror. H: 32 W: 11

2 CONTEMPORARY PATRIOTIC STEINS, W/LITHOPHANE BASES, DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE & 200 YEARS OF THE CONSTITUTION, MADE IN GERMANY, 10 IN HIGH

[Declaration of Independence] [North Carolina] Hooper, William Partially-Printed Document, initialed Salisbury, September 24, 1778. Single sheet, 6 1/2 x 8 in. (165 x 203 mm). Partially-printed docume

"FALL LINE", 1989 A converted desk converted into a fountain. Made in cherry wood, brass fittings, pump and water Dimension: H 53.5" x W 38.25" x W 32.5" Condition Good. Note: Gallery Label TOM CUGLIA

Untitled (converted metal pipes with doctor's stethoscopes converted into a fountain). Dimensions: H 78" x W 22" x D 16" Condition: Good.