Colonial Times and Revolutionary War
Short book desrcibing the events leading up to and throughout the Revolution.
Complete reproduction of the Articles, and includes an illustration of Moore House as well as Cornwallis's signature.
This 1-page reproduction features all the original signatures as well explanatory remarks.
Beautiful recreation of one of the Revolutionary War's most famous battles.
Illustration of Betsy Ross sewing the flag while sitting with George Washington. Explanatory text included.
The Bill of Rights of the United States as it originally appeared.
Pictorial and story about the Event.
A British recruiting poster appealing to the men of Pennsylvania to join British forces in late 1777.
Poster meant to appeal to young Loyalists to join the British Navy.
Considered one of the most important printed maps of early America.
A reproduction of Turnbull's 1769 Proclamation, accurate and complete.
Seven antiqued reproductions of Colonial banknotes.
Seven antiqued reproductions of Colonial banknotes.
A letter to the Delaware Pilots from the Committee for Tarring and Feathering, dated December 7, 1773.
Includes portions of the original documents as well as signatures and typed excerpts.
New Jersey's first constitution reproduced on antiqued parchment and in the original handwriting.
The Constitution of the United States on one sheet for easy framing and display.
Featuring detailed illustrations and explanatory text on antiqued parchment.
An exact replica of the original Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776.
An interesting insight into New York City history, now one of the most populated and valuable pieces of real estate in the world.
Often referred to as the Paris Peace Treaty of 1783, this reproduction on antiqued parchment features the dates and complete text.
Authentic replica of the first printed version of the Declaration of Independence known as the "Dunlap Broadside."
Fascinating pictorial on antiqued parchment.
Allen's words are presented here in his handwriting, followed by a typed transcription.
Presented on antiqued parchment in the language of the day, a great conversation piece.
Features a complete list of the first Jamestown residents and their occupations.
General George Washington's plans against the King's troops from December 16, 1776 to January 3, 1777.
The complete text of the Proclamation appears in this reproduction.
These were the instruction given by the Virginia Company of London to the first settlers at Jamestown in November 1606.
In the author's handwriting, offers wonderful insight into one of America's most important texts.
Now you can have your very own Key to Independence Hall in Philadelphia!
Pictorial tells the story of the historic Mayflower landing at Cape Cod.
A complete list on two pages in Governor Bradford's handwriting.
Published in Philadelphia in 1752, this document provides a history of lotteries.
Short and simple, the Mayflower Compact of 1620 set the standard for early written law in the American Colonies.
Artwork and article describe this historic American event.
The Northwest Ordinance was created to govern the admission of the territory northwest of Ohio into the Union.
"Give me liberty or give me death!"
This map marks and explains 61 separate Revolutionary War battles, in chronological order.
Recreated in accurate detail on antiqued parchment, featuring the signatures on the original Broadside.
Features such comedic guidelines as, "No more than five to sleep in one bed."
The Seals of the American Colonies are illustrated in this 1-page document on antiqued parchment.
Reveals interesting facts about this historic American event and features illustrations.
Cornwallis's written surrender is reproduced in accurate detail, in the General's handwriting.
The Declaration of Independence was final and the Liberty Bell was about to be rung.
Maps and explanatory text show three separate expeditions of the Mayflower.
This document compiles four stage wagon advertisements dating from 1753 to 1771.
"Hotch-potch…6d." Presented on antiqued parchment in the language of the day, a great conversation piece.
"That all men are by nature equally free and independent, and have certain inherent rights…"
In the original handwriting and features the originals signatures.
From sabers to cannons, this document offers illustrations, names and explanations of weapons used during the Revolutionary War.
Reveals the complete text of his majesty's grant to Penn.