1706 William Penn Some Fruits of Solitude

PUBLISHED 1792

PUBLISHED 1807

Fruits of a Father's Love by William Penn No Reserve Auction: This is a no reserve auction, which means there is no minimum price set, so the item is guaranteed to sell regardless of what the winning

William Penn MDS Selling 500 Acres in His 1-Year-Old Colony for Less Than a Penny an Acre! 1p manuscript document signed by Pennsylvania founder William Penn (1644-1718) along the bottom fold. [London

Indian Peace Medals (1775) Exceptional Silver William Penn Indian Peace Medal (1775) William Penn Indian Peace Medal. Struck in Silver. “BY DEEDS OF PEACE” Legend. Betts-531. Dies by Lewis Pingo.

William Penn Deeds Land to Fellow Quaker in 1681 WILLIAM PENN. Manuscript Document Signed, "Wm Penn", 1p, 8.25" x 12", Warminghurst, West Sussex, England, September 11, 1681, a Deed to Thomas Herriot.

ARTIST: William Penn Morgan (British, New York, 1826 - 1900) NAME: Mother and Children MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Very minor craquelure. Few small scattered inpaintings/touch ups. SIGHT SIZE: 39

Oil On Canvas C. 19th.c., William Penn Negotiating With The Indians, H 27'' W 34'' After a paintiing by Benjamin West. Not signed. Frame 36" x 42"

William Penn Motor Oil Porcelain Tombstone Sign DSP tombstone. Sign has good gloss and color. It does show some chipping in the field on both sides with heavier chipping around the perimeter. It also

(American, 1826-1900) signed "W. Morgan" l.l.c. Overall: 46"h x 35-1/2"w Sight: 38-3/4"h x 28-1/8"w

William Penn Morgan (1826 - 1900) England Oil on Canvas Theme: Portrait of Mother with Child Measure 34"in H x 28"in W and 42"in H x 36"in W x 2 1/2"in D with frame Known for: Domestic genre, animal,

DESCRIPTION: "Playing with Dolly". William Penn Morgan (English/American 1826-1900). Oil on canvas. Unsigned. Ornate wood and gilt frame. William Penn Morgan was born in London and studied in Paris be

Vintage William Penn Morgan (England, 1826-1900) Oil Painting. Titled: 'Feeding The Brood.' Oil on Canvas. Painting depicts two young girls feeding chickens. Framed: 23.5" x 19.5" Painting size: 17.5"

WILLIAM PENN / HEAD FIGURAL KEROSENE FINGER LAMP, colorless, pressed font with molded handle, underside embossed "PATD JUNE 30TH 1868", No. 1 fine-line collar. Atterbury & Co. 1880-1900. 4" H to top o

19th century American Portrait School, possibly Cephas Thompson, Portraits of William Penn Stanton, Silversmith and his wife Mary Horton Walker, c. late 1820s, oil on board, unsigned, 31.5 x 24.5 and

1771 1ed Works of William Penn QUAKER Americana Tender Counsel Fothergill RARE William Penn was one of the most important figures in the establishment and rise of religious freedom in the United State

David B. Bechtel (American, 1895-1960) William Penn. Oil on canvas, signed lower left Canvas: 45.25" x 31.5" Frame: 51" x 37.25"

ARTIST: William Penn Morgan (New York, 1826 - 1900) NAME: Portrait of Boy with Dog MEDIUM: oil on board CONDITION: Very good. Framed under glass. No visible inpaint under UV light. Minor damages to fr

After Benjamin West, 19th Century engraving of William Penns "Treaty with the Indians" depicting the "Treaty of Shackamaxon in 1681 with "Tamanend" the Indian Chief of the "Delaware Indians" "Turtle C

Original William Penn Family Seal circa 17/18th C. Research shows an example of the Penn coat of arms. The handle of the seal is an owl w/ crossed wings. It had a handwritten paper stating it is the P

1775 William Penn Deeds of Peace Medal, bronze, (1775) William Penn Indian Peace Medal, also referred to as "Deeds of Peace" which appears on the reverse as "By Deeds of Peace," bronze, has small rim

1775 William Penn Deeds of Peace Medal, bronze, (1775) William Penn Indian Peace Medal, also referred to as "Deeds of Peace" which appears on the reverse as "By Deeds of Peace," bronze, has small rim

1783 Philadelphia William Penn Tender Counsel QUAKER Americana + Benezet RARE William Penn was one of the most important figures in the establishment and rise of religious freedom in the United States

William Penn Morgan (English / American, 1826-1900) portrait of a boy with his dog, signed lower right: "W. Morgan." Image: 9" H x 6" W; frame: 18.25" H x 15.25" W x 2.5" D. Board slightly off center