John Raphael Smith, engraver; after Joseph Wright. The Widow of an Indian Chief Watching the Arms of Her Deceasd Husband.

(COLONIAL ERA.) David Edwin, engraver; after Edward Savage. The Landing of Christopher Columbus.

(COLONIAL ERA.) John Hall, engraver; after West. William Penns Treaty with the Indians, when he Founded the Province of Pensylvania.

(COLONIAL ERA.) James Moore, engraver; after Giacomo Amiconi. America! of Wealth thou Modern Mine.

(COLONIAL ERA.) [After George Heap.] The East Prospect of the City of Philadelphia in the Province of Pennsylvania.

(COLONIAL ERA.) Pierre Canot, engraver; after Thomas Howdell. A South West View of the City of New York, in North America.

(COLONIAL ERA.) Pierre Canot, engraver; after Thomas Howdell. A South East View of the City of New York.

(FRENCH & INDIAN WAR.) Pierre Canot, engraver; after Ince. A View of Louisburg in North America . . . when that City was Besieged.

(FRENCH & INDIAN WAR.) Purcell, engraver; after Reynolds. Sir Jeffrey Amherst . . . Commander in Chief of His Majestys Forces in North

(FRENCH & INDIAN WAR.) William Elliot, engraver; after Smith. A View of the Fall of Montmorenci and the Attack made by General Wolfe

(FRENCH & INDIAN WAR.) William Woollett, engraver; after West. The Death of General Wolfe.

(FRENCH & INDIAN WAR.) Juste Chevillet, engraver; after Watteau Mort du Marquis de Montcalm Gozon.

(FRENCH & INDIAN WAR.) James McArdell, engraver; after Hudson. The Honble Robert Monckton, Major General, Governor of New York.

(REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [After Benjamin Wilson.] The Repeal, or The Funeral of Miss Ame-stamp.

(REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) A Short Narrative of the Horrid Massacre in Boston.

(REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [Stratton], engraver; after Revere. The Bloody Massacre Perpetrated in King-Street, Boston.

(REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Bufford, lithographer; after Champney. Boston Massacre, March 5th 1770.

(REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) The Able Doctor, or America Swallowing the Bitter Draught.

(REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [Carl Guttenberg, artist.] The Tea-Tax-Tempest, or The Anglo-American Revolution.

(REVOLUTION.) His Most Excellent Majesty George the IIId, King of Great Britain / Her Most Excellent Majesty Charlotte,

(REVOLUTION.) Cornelius Tiebout, engraver; after Tisdale. Battle of Lexington.

(REVOLUTION.) Bernard Romans, artist. An Exact View of the Late Battle at Charlestown, June 17th, 1775.

(REVOLUTION.) J.G. Müller, engraver; after John Trumbull. The Battle at Bunkers Hill near Boston.

(REVOLUTION.) J.T. Clemens, engraver; after John Trumbull. The Death of General Montgomery in the Attack of Quebec.

(REVOLUTION.) [Thomas Anburey.] Travels through the Interior Parts of America.

(REVOLUTION.) [Edmund Burke?] An Impartial History of the War in America.

(REVOLUTION.) [A Picturesque View of the State of the Nation for 1778.]

(REVOLUTION.) Fittler & Lerpinière, engravers; after Paton. Pair of naval views, including the great victory of John Paul Jones.

(REVOLUTION.) J. Peltro, engraver; after Robert Dodd. . . . Gallant Defence of Captn. Pearson . . . against Paul Joness Squadron.

(REVOLUTION.) J. Caldwall, engraver; after George Carter. The Engagement between the Quebec Frigate . . . and the Surveillante Frigate.

(REVOLUTION.) J.R. Smith, engraver. Engraving of Banastre Tarleton after the portrait by Sir Joshua Reynolds.

(REVOLUTION.) John Sartain, engraver; after John B. White. Gen. Marion in his Swamp Encampment Inviting a British Officer for Dinner.

(REVOLUTION.) Alfred Jones, et al., engravers; after Durand. The Capture of Major Andre.

(REVOLUTION.) Edwin, engraver; after Warrell and Barralet. . . . Peter Franciscos Gallant Action with Nine of Tarletons Cavalry.

(REVOLUTION.) Plan of the Siege of Yorktown in Virginia.

(REVOLUTION.) James Heath, engraver; after Robert Smirke. Cornwallis Resigning his Sword to Washington.

(REVOLUTION.) Tanner, et al.; after Renault. The British Surrendering their Arms to Gen. Washington after their Defeat at York Town.

(WASHINGTON.) George Washington, Esqr., General and Commander in Chief of the Continental Army in America.

(WASHINGTON.) George Washington, Esqr., General and Commander in Chief of the Continental Army in America.

(WASHINGTON.) Benjamin West. Bickerstaffs Boston Almanack, for the Year of our Redemption, 1778.

(WASHINGTON.) Valentine Green, engraver; after John Trumbull. General Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) Unknown engraver; after Charles Wilson Peale. His Excellency General Washington / Lady Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) Noel Le Mire, engraver; after Le Paon. Pair of matched French engravings of Washington and Lafayette.

(WASHINGTON.) Pair of matching Savage prints of Washington and Franklin.

(WASHINGTON.) Edward Savage; artist and engraver. The Washington Family / La Famille de Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) David Edwin, engraver; after Rembrandt Peale. General George Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) James Heath, engraver, after Gilbert Stuart. General Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) After Gilbert Stuart? George Washington, Late President of the United States of America.

(WASHINGTON.) Alexander H. Ritchie, engraver; after Huntington. [Lady Washingtons Reception.]

(WASHINGTON.) Issue of the United States Oracle of the Day devoted to Washingtons death.

(WASHINGTON.) G. Washington in his Last Illness, Attended by Docrs Craik and Brown / Lived Respected and Feard--

(WASHINGTON.) Francis Jukes, engraver; after Robertson. Mount Vernon in Virginia, the Seat of the Late Lieut. General George Washington

(WASHINGTON.) Virtue Weeping over the Tomb of George Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) Thomas Clarke, engraver. Sacred to the Memory of the Illustrious G. Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) David Edwin, engraver. Washington, Sacred to Memory.

(WASHINGTON.) P.S. Duval & Son; lithographer. Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) Enoch G. Gridley, engraver; after Coles. Pater Patriae: Sacred to the Memory of the Truly Illustrious George Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) [Samuel Seymour, engraver; after Savage.] In Memory of Genl. George Washington and His Lady,

(WASHINGTON.) John James Barralet, artist and engraver. Commemoration of Washington.

(WASHINGTON.) Constitution of the United States.