COLONIAL AND REVOLUTIONARY FAMILIES OF PENNSYLVANIA

(7) Copies of Colonial and Revolutionary Currency from 1803-1845: New York $10, Maryland $5, Pennsylvania 15S(Shilling), Delaware 5 S, Georgia $4, South Carolina 5S, and New Jersey 18d.

Colonial America 1767 "Repeal of the Stamp Act" Pennsylvania Newspaper February 2, 1767-Dated Pre-Revolutionary War Colonial Period, Newspaper titled, "THE PENNSYLVANIA CHRONICLE and Universal Adverti

all pre-Revolutionary War, includes a Pennsylvania Six Pence note dated 1772 and signed by John Morton, signer of the Declaration of Independence, PMG graded 12 (Fine), and a New Jersey 30 Shilling no

COLONIAL PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN RELIGIOUS VOLUME, "Kurtze Nachricht von einigen Evangelischen Gemeinen in America, absonderlich in Pensylvanien," Andere Auflage and Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, Halle: in V

Currency issued on October 3rd 1773 by Hall and Sellers No# 581 signed by John Field, Abraham Usher, and Clark Meredith. Please refer to the photos for the condition of the note. Has minor gum glue at

COLONIAL FAMILIES OF AMERICA, issued under the editorial supervision of Ruth Lawrence, published by the National Americana Society of New York, circa 1928. Hardcover folio, four hundred nineteen (419)

Includes "Colonial Families of Philadelphia" Vol I 1911. Front and back covers are loose and a copy of Joseph Pennels "Pictures of Philadelphia" 1926 with many black and white plates. From the estate

Antique 18th Century Stiegel Lancaster Pennsylvania colonial hand painted cordials and decanter. There are two sizes of cordials (6 are 4.25" H and one is 3.75 H) and decanter (approx 7" H). The numbe

1778-US $20, 1778 NORTH CAROLINA $4, 1780 MASSACHUSETTS $8 , 2-1780 NEW-HAMPSHIRE $7, 1780 CONNECTICUT 10 SHILLINGS, 1780 RHODE ISLAND $3 AND 2-1781 VIRGINIA $250

BELL FAMILY, PENNSYLVANIA / VIRGINIA STONEWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, salt-glazed, comprising a "1" gallon capacity mark jug stamped "SOLOMON BELL / STRASBURG / Va", and an approximately half-gallon ja

Vintage watercolor of a family from the colonial period, framed in a thick scalloped country-styled, signed by L. Elliot May 28-86, frame size 9"h x 11"w sight size 5.5"h x 7"w, and at the backside of

Colonial America 18th Century Miniature "Folk" Portraits Pair c. 1770s Colonial & Revolutionary War Era, Matched Pair of Primitive Style "Folk" Oval Hand-Painted Miniature Portraits, Fine. This Pre-18

Colonial America Colonial to Revolutionary War Staved Wooden Tankard c. 1770s Late 18th Century Colonial & Revolutionary War Era, Large Handmade Staved Wooden Tavern Style Tankard, Very Fine. An origi

Colonial America Choice Tin and Four-Sided Glass Vented Candle Lantern c. 1770 Colonial & Revolutionary War Era, 18th century Vented Tin and Four-Sided Glass Candle Lantern, fully intact and in origin

Colonial America 1750-80 Colonial / Revolutionary War Era Currency Wallet c. 1750-1780 American Colonial to Revolutionary War Era, Hand-Sewn Leather Folding Wallet for Currency, Complete and Intact wi

American Revolution (13) Thirteen Bar Colonial / Revolutionary War Era Button c. 1770s Colonial to Revolutionary War Era, Oval-shaped Colonial Cuff Style Button, Thirteen (13) Horizontal Bars Design,

American Revolution Colonial Era Currency Wallet Owned by Elisha Gross, MA. c. 1775-95 Colonial & Revolutionary War Era, Folded Vellum Currency Wallet, Identified to Elisha Gross of Massachusetts, Plu

A 1761 pre-revolutionary Pennsylvania land deed to George Ross, signer of the Declaration of Independence, referencing a 1682 grant of 5,000 acres from William Penn. On large vellum sheet. 11in tall x

OCTOBER 1 1773 TEN SHILLINGS PENNSYLVANIA - Colonial Pennsylvania currency; Signatures: Beny Morgan and B. Barnes; Printed in red and black by David Hall & William Sellers, Philadelphia, on paper cont

Handwritten Colonial Pennsylvania Obligation bond dated 1751 whereby Peter Yocum (Yoacum), of Philadelphia, a Weaver, is bound to William Jones of Philadelphia, a Yeoman, in the amount of Two Hundred

Oil on canvas, "Girl reading", SLR. Provenance: Originally belonged to Walter Baum and later to the Wedderspoon family (Pennsylvania artists). It was then purchased directly from Reginald Birks, Wedde

Four piece group of iron doorstops including a penguin, cat, duck, and colonial family man with child marked C.N., highest height 14 1/2 inches Provenance: The Estate of Diana Atwood Johnson

1859 Life of George Washington Colonial America Revolutionary WAR Illustrated “It is better to offer no excuse than a bad one.” – George Washington E Cecils Life of George Washingto

LOT (3) COLONIAL CURRENCY, PENNSYLVANIA & VIRGINIA, 18TH C.