Benedict Arnold at the Battle of Quebec, 1776 letter

The November 1780 issue of The Town and Country Magazine, 56 pages and two engraved plates. Revolutionary war content including the letter of Benedict Arnold to the inhabitants of America on his aband

The November 1780 issue of The Town and Country Magazine, 56 pages and two engraved plates. Revolutionary war content including the letter of Benedict Arnold to the inhabitants of America on his aband

Benedict Arnold autograph letter signed ("B. Arnold"). One page of a bifolium, 6.5" x 8.25", Philadelphia; June 8, 1777. Addressed b

Benedict Arnold autograph letter signed ("B. Arnold"). Two pages on one leaf, 7.25" x 9", St. John, [New Brunswick, Canada]&se

Details: Henry Dearborn autographed hand-written 1 page letter (ALS), 1815. Interior and Back page is addition Letter with related content to Dearborn's letter but not penned by Dearborn. Shows m

1777 Revolutionary War Battle Fort Ticonderoga George Washington Benedict Arnold “This, a most valuable record and chronicle of historical and political events for over a hundred years contains accu

mezzotint-based reverse glass painting, 245 x 210mm., slightly cropped from the plate issued by Thomas Hart, framed, (c.1776).

(1756 – 1832) American revolutionary, raised a company and served at the Siege of Boston; joined Benedict Arnold's Canadian expedition, during which he was taken prisoner in Quebec. Exchanged i

Thomas Hart, publisher, London. "Colonel Arnold who commanded the provincial troops sent against Quebec through the wilderness of Canada and was wounded in storming that city under General Montgomery"

Benedict Arnold (January 14, 1741– June 14, 1801) was an American military officer who served during the Revolutionary War. He fought with distinction for the American Continental Army and rose

American Revolution JOSEPH STANSBURY the "Loyalist" Spy who was the Messenger Between Major John Andre and Benedict Arnold JOSEPH STANSBURY (1742-1809). Secret Agent British Loyalist Spy who was the k

ARNOLD, Benedict (1741-1801). Receipt signed ("Benedt. Arnold"), and issued to a future member of the Connecticut Sons of Liberty. Windham [CT], 21 May [1]764. 1p, approx. 6 1/2 x 4 1/4 in. (creasing,

Union soldier’s letter written by “O(liver) C. Trembly” who enlisted on 6/20/1861 into C Co. OH 7th Infantry and died on 6/24/1864 at Ohio River. The four page letter is accompanied with the ori

Brian Coole (British, b. 1939), Quebec 1759oil on panel, signed lower right, with title to lower center, scene depicting the 1759 Battle of Quebec from the French and Indian War, presented in a bevele

Oak frame with nickel body and cast aluminum confection vender on side, embossed front panel letters 1776-1921, gum - fruit - bell rollers. 25" h.

Archive of July 11, 1776 Conscription Substitution, Letters from Harvard College and Manuscript Books Total around 80 Pages From Abbot Family. Rare Grouping This archive of materials comes from the Ab

Battle of Waterloo: Letters Signed and Free Franks by the Commanders Who Defeated Napoleon; Duke of Wellington, Gebhard Blücher + 5 More. The Battle of Waterloo in 1815 was fought in what is now

Collection of letters written by Bvt. General Clark Edwards to his wife - total of 25 letters discussing battles, camp life, etc...all letters have been deciphered. A lot of the letters still have the

[British General John Burgoyne's letter recounting the Battle of Bunker Hill]. The New-England Chronicle. Or the Essex Gazette. Cambridge, [Massachusetts&

In 2 binders, including approx. 15 civil war letters (some with battle content), a few Mexican war letters, and general Americana letters regarding politics, religion, family, business, land purchases

William Ledyard Rare Letter by Martyr of Battle of Groton Heights Requests Provisions 1781 In this letter to the selectmen of Lebanon, Connecticut, Lt. Col. William Ledyard requests that they send any

“The [rebels are] a dirty, filthy, greasy-looking set of devils. I saw Stonewall Jackson and he looks as bad as the common soldier. You could not tell that he was a general.” -Anthony Gard

GENERAL BENJAMIN LINCOLN LETTER AND PORTRAITLetter dated March 13, 1776, asking the militia of Dorchester and Milton to be called up for the protection of the harbor. Signed “B Lincoln”. B

Interior printed label seen through aperture: Double immortality April 19th Baltimore and Lexington with hand written "This drum was beat at Battle of Bunker Hill for 1776" 14 x 16 1/2 inches Conditio