Engraved 1776 Dated George Washington Powder Horn.

Two Plain Powder Horns and One Powder Horn Dated 1776. America, late 18th century. The large yellow/green colored horns with carved spouts and pine bases, one with lobe on the end, flat base and dated

We are honored to present a paramount piece of American history: a document signed and initialed by George Washington, dated 1776. This exceptional artifact represents a connection to a seminal year i

Believed by William Guthman to be one of three such horns carried by soldiers when Washington crossed the Delaware and surprised the Hessians at Trenton, Christmas night, 1776, inscribed "JONATHAN . C

Plate X from the atlas volume of ‘The Life of George Washington’, dated 1807, an engraved map, 17.5 x 11 in., boldly titled ‘PLAN of the SIEGE of CHARLESTON in S. CAROLINA’. Th

Inscribed "IOSEPH BENNET :: HIS HORN 1762" (identified with Joseph Bennett, Lyme, Ct., 1745-1819, served on New York frontier in French and Indian War in the 3rd Ct. Regt., under Eleazar Fitch, Israel

Exceptional George Washington Signed Handwritten Land Survey Dated 1776. We are honored to present an extraordinary piece of American history: an authentic and rare land survey handwritten and signed

Washington Related Choice Historic Goodspeed's Book Shop Boston Framed 1800-Dated General George Washington Engraved Portrait 1800-Dated Washington Memorial Period, Engraved Print titled, "His Excel.

Inscribed "STEPHEN X BURNETT || OCTOBER 16 1776" (most likely the patriot in DAR listings, 1726-after 1778, from East Hampton, Long Island, a signer of the Association roll ) also engraved with three

A well decorated powder horn, dated for 1797 and featuring a bust, Federal eagle, agricultural elements, a hunter,dog, rabbit and stag. Dimensions:3 1/2" x 3", the length is 10". Provenance:From a Buc

George and Martha Washington signed on both sides 10 X 11 Inventory sheet document cut Dated 1776. It was a working document used to keep track of building supplies, inventory, and miscellaneous items

Very Rare 12.25 x 8 inch Document that is a List of Bills to be audited by the General Committe dated 18 June 1776 triple signed by George Washington on front and back. George Washington (February 22,

George Washington (February 22, 1732 – December 14, 1799). This large 10.75 x 16 inventory sheet dated May 21st 1776, was a building supplies working document signed and initialed several times

This extraordinary document, dated January 10, 1776, bears the signatures of three founding fathers of the United States: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Benjamin Franklin. As a deed of signi

The September 1776 issue of "Town and Country Magazine…", printed at London for A. Hamilton. 56 pages and two engraved plates. Revolutionary War related news at the back under Domestic Intelligence

Colonial America 1747-Dated American Colonial Large Carved Powder Horn Hand Inscribed "NATHAN LVES HIS HORn 1747" & More 1747-Dated Colonial Period, Decorative Engraved American Ornately "Folk Art" st

Washington Related Rare "Washington's State Barge passing through the Fleet" Engraved & Polychromed Polymer Plaque by J.O. Davidson 1889-Dated for the Centennial of George Washington's 1st Presidentia

Prints "Eulogium Sacred to the Memory of the Illustrious George Washington, Columbia's Greatest and Successful Son: honored Be His Name." Engraved by Peter Maverick 1817 1817-Dated, George Washington

Inscribed "J. Webb / 10 / Mass Rg 1775" (identified with John Webb,1758-1843, from Weymouth, Mass., enlisted in 1776 in the 3rd Regt. (created in 1775) and in service when it was folded into the 10th,

New York Rifleman's Powder Horn. Stepped & planned construction. Body completely engraved with a scene of Palmira (Palmyra), a Native American, dated 1807, initials CB & flowers. L 11 1/2".

Inscribed "COP / IAMES WATHERBE" and dated July, 1758 (identified with James Weatherby, born c.1734, a Massachusetts militiaman from Dedham) further labeled "HUDSONS X RIVER," with plan of a fort labe

Powder Horn and Civil War Era Tintypes (5) items including an engraved bovine horn having turned wood cap and spout, dated 1798 and signed 'Casper Wagner' depicting mythical beasts including a mermaid

Inscribed "July 25th, 1829 / Ja. Loose" (identified with Jacob Loose, 1743-1830, a German immigrant who served as a Private in John Patton's Battalion, formed in August, 1776) also with small engraved

Entitled "Washington Passing the Delaware, evening previous to the Battle of Trenton, Dec. 25th, 1776" after a painting by Thomas Sully ; etched by W. Humphrys ; engraved by G.S. Lang. Published by Sa

(1) William Chamberlain powder horn engraved W.C. 1810 within shield and (1) 1818 framed committee to assess damages involving Capt. George Yates, signed Wm. McClintock, John Curton and Simon Elliot.