FIRST TROOP PHILADELPHIA CITY CAVALRY

Hooked Rug Rendering The Philadelphia Light Horse Flag. (First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry) Hand-hooked in five sections. Along with a framed member document inscribed for David Swope, II and date

History of the First Troop Philadelphia City Calvary 1774 to 1874; book in as is condition. Plus a Marine Corps recruit "The Virginians" by Wm Thackery and the Gentlemen of Gloucester.

Title: PHILADELPHIA IN THE CIVIL WAR 1861 - 1865 Description: PHILADELPHIA IN THE CIVIL WAR 1861 - 1865, by Frank H. Taylor, Published by the City of Philadelphia, 1913, First Edition. Illustrated wit

everything from friendship festival to Crystal Beach to support our troops, Buffalo city of pride, Philadelphia in the bar

Two unrelated manuscript on vellum deeds. The first an 18th century deed for the city of Philadelphia and the second a Latin deed for probably an English property. Wear consistent with age. From the E

Heading: (Laws of the United States) Author: Title: Acts Passed at the First Session of the Fifth Congress of the United States of America: Begun and Held at the City of Philadelphia, in the State of

Heading: Author: United States Congress Title: Acts Passed At the First-third Sessions of the Fifth Congress of the United States of America: Begun and Held At the City of Philadelphia, in the State

Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., "Letter from a Birmingham City Jail." Philadelphia: American Friends Service Committee, June 1963 (first printed the previous month). 16pp. including pictorial wraps.

First half 19th century. Four are marked. Thomas Wildes (Philadelphia), James Weekes (New York City), Israel Trask (Massachusetts), and initialed "JRA". Three unmarked, single and pair of tasters. 1.5

PHILADELPHIA EMERGENCY ISSUE ESTIMATE $275 - $300.

"The War in Mississippi - the First Mississippi Negro Cavalry Bringing in to Vicksburg Rebel Prisoners Captured at Haines Bluff," December 19, 1863, hand-colored Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper p

Original, Rare 1840 Advert fro Philadelphia Tin Toy Co Engraved with handlettering.First toy manufacturer in U.S. Probably from a Phila city directory 6.25" by 9.25" framed 1840 Please note that this

Envelopes include Princeton University, The City College of New York, The University of Mississippi, Fort McHenry, Girard College Philadelphia & Many More.[OHL 1055]

[CIVIL WAR]. Men Wanted for First Cavalry California Volunteers. For Active Service in Lower Cal. and Arizona. [California?]: N.p., [1863]. Visible 16 3/4 x 23 3/8 in. printed broadside (minor toning,

MAURICE SENDAK Philadelphia City Hall Poster. "Sendak in Philadelphia" Rosenbach Museum and Library. 1995. Features a Sendak Creature atop City Hall replacing Billy Pen. Dimensions: H: 22.5 inches: W:

2pcs Philadelphia City Hall Prints. Osborne 81 and Signed with view from Rittenhouse square. Dimensions: H: 17.5 inches: W: 12.75 inches: Frame Height: 25 inches: Frame Width: 19.75 inches --- We offe

William Clift(b. 1944)Staircase, Philadelphia City Hall, Pennsylvaniagelatin silver printsigned on support matte lower right: William Clifttitled on support matte lower left: Staircase, Philadelphia C

LOT (5) VELLUM PHILADELPHIA CITY AND COUNTY DEEDS/INDENTURES, 1784-1836

Two Philadelphia City Road Maps Sidney Hall, "Philadelphia" scale map engraving published Chapman and Hall 1840 14" x 17" along with "Philadelphia" circa 1850 or later map frame size 18 7/8" x 22 1/2"

Majolica Relief and POG 1/2L. Philadelphia city shield. Music box in base.

1863 Philadelphia City Hotel F-750q-1a R-3 Civil War Token 1c Grades xf+.

American - Dated 2004 - 6" Tall. Made of a heavy lead based alloy. The statue of William Penn is in its original packaging. Overall Very Fine Condition. Tower is slightly loose. Inside yard is flaking

Post war issue. 4 pieces. One horse missing foreleg, and another missing it's tail, the other two in excellent condition. Box excellent.

Description: A group of four early 1950s silver gelatin print photgraphs Philadelphia night scenes, including the Philadelphia Museum of Art. These photographs are by R.R. LaPelle, father of Rodger La