SOLDIER IS PAID FOR TRAINING JUST AFTER BUNKER HILL

Vintage Unused Postage Stamps 1975 Salem Poor Contributors to the Cause Gallant Soldier (Battle of Bunker hill)

Just After Lexington ConCord and Bunker Hill Fantastic 1775 Quartering Roll of Captain Samuel Noyes's Company from Portland, Maine, at Cambridge, Massachusetts Billeting is the quartering of military

American/European/Japanese - 1950's to 1980's - 3.25" to 7" Tall. Several Bunker Hill Monuments, Several "Soldiers & Sailors" Monuments, etc. Very Good to Pristine Condition.

John Jenkins - BH-01(167) - The Second World War, USS Bunker Hill, Vought F4U-1D Corsair, VF-84, White 167, 57803, February 1945, LT. CDR. Roger Hedrick. (9 pcs) - Mint Condition. Box Excellent.

Royal Marines at Bunker Hill British Officer’s In the Field Excellent Box 9 Pieces

Scarce 1818 Map depicting the Battle of Bunker Hill drawn by witness Henry DeBernier, a soldier in the 10th regiment of infantry. "Sketch of the Action on the Heights of Charlestown 17 June 1775 Betwe

Thomas Grosvenor (1744-1835) Soldier. Grosvenor served in the military, and one of the famous battles he participated in was Bunker Hill. He joined the 1st Co. 3rd Connecticut Regiment, in the battle

English broadside announcing the killed and wounded at the Battles of Lexington & Concord, Bunker Hill, and Long Island. Portfolio printed on both sides. Published just after signing of the American D

3 pieces. Pre War Very good condition with just a bit of paint loss. Box Very good with some faded handwriting on the label.

Plastic hill is postwar and has a few scuffs and holes. US Soldier kneeling at radio has thin neck crack and just some light wear. Telephone pole is complete with just light wear. Both made 1934-39. 3

American Revolution July 8, 1775 "Pennsylvania Ledger..." Newspaper Featuring Accounts of the Historic Battle of Bunker Hill & More July 8, 1775-Dated Revolutionary War Newspaper, "The Pennsylvania Le

Framed British 18th c. sword relic, belonging to English sergeant Henry Hypp of the 43rd Regiment and carried in the Battle of Bunker Hill in Boston on June 17, 1775. He was mortally wounded and later

2 engravings of the Battle of Bunker's Hill. Early 19th century. 1) 1808 John Trumball published English and French version. Engraved by James Mitan. 19.5 x 27.25". 2) G. Nordheim engraved edition aft

George III DS for Army Officer Mortally Shot the Next Day During the Bunker Hill Campaign, Of Great American Interest and Very Rare! A 1p document signed by King George III (1738-1820), as George R" a

A Plan of the Action at Bunker Hill on the 17th of June 1775; engraved for Stedman's History of the American War; publ. by the au

A. G. Van Nostrand Bunker Hill Brewries beer tray. 12''dia

Autographs 1782 "Levi Lincoln" Revolutionary War Autograph Document Signed Referencing a Traitor & With References to the Battles of Lexington and Concord & Bunker Hill LEVI LINCOLN, Sr. (1749-1820).

Bunker Hill Company produced an assortment of varied weight poured serial numbered silver ingots from the early 1960's to early 1970's. Note that there was no formal production line and thus, no two i

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN VIEW TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC SOUP TUREEN, featuring the Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia on exterior of base, the Brooklyn Ferry on interior, and the Battle of Bunker Hill o

comprising Currier and Ives,"Grand National Union Banner for 1864", together with Felton,"View of the Bunker Hill Monument" and J. Baker,"Battle of Lexington". Largest frame size: 15 1/2" high, 21" wi

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

"The Castle, Bunker Hill" Unframed oil on canvas Signed lower right: W. Mills, titled verso 24" H x 30" W

World War One German tank with bunker and soldier. 1:32 scale. Near mint condition (one soldier missing). Box excellent.

7" x 3/4" FACTORING IN WITH GOLD AT $1,300 AN OZ. THE MELT VALUE OF THIS BRACELET IS $1,951.37. JUST MELT IT, GET PAID MELT, THATS THE VALUE WITH GOLD AT $1,300 PER OZ. WHAT WOULD A JEWELRY STORE PRIC