1819 William Woodruff Declaration of Independence Broadside

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

William Woodruff. Unusual 19th century Lyon imprint of this lithographed Declaration of Independence. Measures 25" x 19". A rather tired example with margins chipped, a couple of creases (as folded) s

Declaration of Independence Engraving by John Binns 1819 A broadside of the Declaration of Independence by engraver John Binns. 1p, measuring 26.25" x 35.5", [Philadelphia], dated April 19, 1819. An e

Benjamin Owen Tyler (America 1789-1855), publisher, Peter Maverick (American 1780-1831), engraver and printer, "The Declaration of Independence", 1818, copperplate engraving on paper, facsimile broads

This rare 1854 Batavia, Genesee Co., NY, July 4th broadside is printed on three pieces of paper, measures an astonishing 70 x 36 inches, and sports a relief-cut Bald Eagle measuring 9 x 17 inches. The

Offered for sale by John Bale Books LLC. -- jbalebooks@gmail.com Phelps, Humphrey, and Bela S. Squire-- publishers [BIDWELL NO. 12] Declaration of independence Broadside circa 1832 Rare broa

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: "

47. Declaration of Independence. Broadside. 19 x 14 inches on rice paper, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad ink stamp on verso; creased at folds, generally sound. New York: Columbian Publishing, 1876 [80/120]

A RARE 1779 just after our Independence bill from his newspaper the Pennsylvania Packet AMERICAS FIRST Paper from the man who printed the Declaration of Independence Broadsides sent to every colony an

America.- Binns (John) Declaration of Independence, facsimile broadside, engraved ornamental border incorporating the seals of the 13 original states, medallion portraits of Washington, Jefferson and

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

A July 1776 Broadside Printing of the Declaration of Independence. [Declaration of Independence]. New York: Sotheby's, 2010. Profusely illustrated. A detailed description of the "Declaration of Indepe

(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

19th century. Printed by the Boston Bewick Company and Stereotyped. The piece is housed in a quality period gilt frame. Good colors with some slight staining. The frame having some slight losses to ge

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

Historic Americana 1776-1876 Declaration of Independence Centennial Poster (DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE). 1874-Copyright Dated, Broadside headed, "1776-1876 Centennial Memorial" of The Declaration of

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

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

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

Antique facsimile of the broadside of the "Declaration of Independence" printed by John Dunlap in Philadelphia on July 4, 1776. Facsimile of Dunlap's later printing. The Congress ordered the committee

(DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.) Duval after R. Morris Swander. The Declaration of Independence . . . Allegorical Portrait of Washington. Engraved broadside, 23¾ x 19 inches; mat toning, verso show

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

Doris J. Clark 1968 reproduction of the 1819 Certified Correct Copy of the Declaration of Independence by the State Department April 19th 1819 Frame is 31.5 x 23.5 Entered according to act of congress