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The First Naval Conflict Between Iron Clad Vessels. In Hampton Roads, March 9th 1862.

The First Battle of the Iron Clads. In a Contemporary Civil War-Era Lithograph.

Price: $ 1,900.00

[ The Marks of Sundry of the Chief Men of Virginia ] Aliquot Heroum Virginiae Notae.

Map of the Carolina Coastline, Including the Sir Walter Raleigh's Roanoke Colony

Price: $ 675.00

(American Revolution - Virginia Privateering) Manuscript Document Concerning the American Privateer Grand Turk, Captured Near Scotland's Fair Isle by Michael Griff [The Capt. of the Privateer Michael Griff declares as follows ...]

Privateering in the American Revolution: the Virginia State Navy's Grand Turk Captured in Scotland

Price: $ 3,500.00

Virginie

Decorative example of this sought after map of the Chesapeake, from the first French edition of Mallet's atlas. The map is based upon Augustine Hermann's map of 1673 and later maps of the region. Extends from the Saquesahanoug R in the North to Pomejok and C. de Trafalgar in the South, and inland along the Powhatan R and Toppoahonoc R. Jamestown is located, as is Smythe's Island? A nice example, from the first edition of Mallet's work.

Price: $ 295.00

A New Map of Part of the United States of North America Containing New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusets, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. From The Latest Authorities . . . 1825

On The Eve of the War of 1812

Price: $ 375.00

(Civil War) The Army of the Potomac. The wagon trains of the Army of the Potomac en route from Chickahominy to James River VA. During the Seven Days Fight.

This original, hand-colored lithographed titled The Army of the Potomac: The Wagon Trains of the Army of the Potomac en Route from Chickahominy to James River VA. During the Seven Days Fight (Fording Bear Creek One Mile below Savage Station) June 29th 1862, is an evocative piece of Civil War history. Created by John Bachelder, an artist renowned for his accurate and detailed depictions of battle scenes, this print offers a vivid representation of a crucial moment during the Seven Days Battles. The scene showcases the Army of the Potomac crossing Bear Creek, Virginia, with an extensive baggage train stretching into the distance. Bachelder's on-the-spot sketching and deep engagement with the military provide a unique perspective on this critical logistical moment of the war.

Price: $ 1,800.00