Lot of 34: Colonial Heroes

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LIEUT. MOODY RELEASESA CONDEMMED PRISONER from Sussex C. Gaol. May 1780. Golonial Hero es No. 33. 1726 THE DEFENDER OF THE MOTHERS THE PROTECTOR OF THE DAUGHTERS. WILL BE MARTHA teom TIBER MAPPEA TO DONT T frmmethr the Leae erice br rie crill Jood ahope the geeee 3reem racek. 1. RATTLESNAKE FLAG Febr 8.1776 2PINE TREE FLAG Ap. 1776. 3. LIBERTY FLAG 4. NATIONAL FLAG June 14. 1777. WASHINGTON'S RECEPTION AT TRENTON April 21 1789 Colonial Heroes, No. 40. ME, un pluribus Copyrighted Ne 61t Am.Hist Art. Publ. Co.New York City 111 E.14 Str. St. Louis Mo.813 Chestnut Str: PARADE AT YORKTOWN. Oct. 1781. SURRENDER OF CORNWALLIS eEKouuyio UKUUCGCUKCTLLON TUO BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL. - Death of Gen. Joseph Warren June 17. 1775. He was among the last to leave the redoubt, and had scarce done so when he was shot through the head with a musket-ball, and fell dead on the spot, British 1054 killed. Americ. 450 killed. Colonial Heroes. No. 13. Copyrightec N:6083Am. Hist.Art. Publ. Co.New York City 111 E.14Str. St. Louis Mo.813 Chestnut Shr. LIEUT. MOODY RELEASESA CONDEMMED PRISONER from Sussex C. Gaol, May 1780. Golonial Heroes. No. 33. 8 go00000000o0000000000000000000o00000000000000000 Among the accidents of the Bombardement was the bursting of Putnam's vaunted mortar ,the Congress. March 9. EVACUATION OF BOSTON. March 18. 1776. The Americans found the works deserted, entered in triumph with drums beating and colours flying. Putnsm took command of the city. and the flag of thirteen stripes, the standard of the Union. floated above all the forts. The mortar was fixcd in a bed; old Putnam mounted it, da- shed on it a bottle of rum, and gave it the name of Congress. Copyrigated N: 6093 Am.Hisi Art Publ Go.New York City 11f E14Str St Louis Mo. 813 Chestnui Str Colonial Heroes. No. 23 00000000 GEORGE WASHINGTON. born Feb. 22 1732 Westmoreland County Va., elected Conmander-in-Chief. June 15. 1775, re- signed his commission at Annapolis Md. Dez. 23. 1783, died at Mt. Vernon, Va., aged 67 years. Dec. 14. 1799. Colo tial Heroes, No. 22. Copyrighted No6092 Am.Hist Art Publ.CNEW York City 111 E14Str. St. Louis Mo. 813 Chestnut Str nun snqunI ** SARATOGA N. Y. Surrender of Bourgogne to Gates. Oct. 17. 1777. This surrender of 5752 men, 7000 rifles, Artillery etc. the critical event of the war. Colonial Heroes No. 31. Prigteg in Germs CopyrightedT 6101 Am Hist Art Publ Co New York City 111 E14 Str St Louis Mo 813 Chesmut Str. FRENCH RELIEF TROOPS. LANGE, Serie II. LSCHWALBACH, No. 27. Copyrighted 1903. Am. Hist Art Publ.Co.New York City 111 E.14 Str. St. Louis Mo. 813 Chestnut Str WILLIAM PENN'S TREATY WITH THE INDIANS. Pennsylvania granted to William Penn, by Charles II. March 4. 1681. Philadelphia founded 1682. Coloniel Heroes No. 3. Copyrighted Ne 6073 Am.Hist.Art Publ.Co. New York City 111 E.14Str. St. Louis Mo. 813 Chestnut Str. Secrg I. JONH MALCOM, British Commissioner tarred and feathered. Jan. 25. 1774. The stamp-distributor was hanged in effigy and burnt in a bonfire of the fragments. Prinieo in Germany LANGE, Serie I. LSCHWALBACH. No. 9. opdgnted 03AL st StLouis Mo. 813 Chestnat Str DEC R6 126 THE DE FENDER OF THE MOTHERS THE PROTECTOROFTHE DAUGHTERS MARTHA UB ER 23 APEATA DONT 1, RATTLESNAKE FLAG Febr 8.1776 2 PINE TREE FLAG Ap 1776. 3 LIBERTY FLAG 4NATIO NAL PLAG Jene 14 1777. No. 40. WASHINGTON'S RECEPTION AT TRENTON, Aprit 21. 1789 Copyrignted 1903. Am.Hist Art Pubi.Co. New York City 111 E 14 St. Louis Mo. 813 Chestnut Str. unum pluribus LANGE Serie II. LSCHWALBACH, ME. DEATH OF MAJOR PIERSON, Defeat of the French Troops, Saint Heliers, Jersey Jan. 6. 1781. Colonial Heroes. No. 37. лк Copyrighted N:6107 Am. Hist Art Publ.Co.New York Cily lD E 14 Str St Louis Mo 813 Chestnut St INDEPENDENCE-HALL. PHILADELPHIA 1776. LANGE, Serie I. L.SCHWALBACH, No. 17. STHAUI Copyrighted 1903. Am.Hist Art Publ.Co. New York City nI E.14 Str. St. Louis Mo. 813 Chestnut Str THE ORACLE. Britania, Hibernia. Scotia and America assembled to consult the Oracle on the present situation of Public Affairs. Time acting as Priest. Colonial Heroes. No. 12. CopyrightedN 6082AM Hist Art Publ Co New York City 11 E 14 Str St. Louis Mo. 813 Chestnut Str BURIAL OF GEN. FRASER. (brit.) Freemann's Farm Oct. 7. 1777. „My duty forbids me to fly from danger." Between sunset and dark, his body was borne to the appointed place by grenadiers of his division followed by the generals and their staffs. „Cannonballs flew around and above the assembled mourners" Colonial Heroes No. 30. opyrighted N 6100A . HistArt Publ.Co.New York City 111 E.14Str. St. Louis Mo. 813 Chestnut Str MAJOR JOHN ANDRÉ hung as spy at Tappan. N. Y. Oct. 2. 1780 brought to a stand by John Paulding, Isaac Van Wart and David Williams. André had been commis sioned to buy with gold what steel could not conquer; to drive a bargain with one ready for a price to become a traitor.-His remains were afterwards transferred and buried in Westminster Abbey. General Arnold's treason revealed Sept 26. Washington writes,Arnold's conduct is so villan- ously perfidious, that there are no terms that can describe the baseness of his heart. MAJOR JOHN ANDRÉ LANGE Serie il. General Arnold LSCHWALBACH, Copyrighted 1903 Am HistAr Pub Mo 813 Chestnut Rhustel HESSIAN TROOPS. 1776-83. No. 29. Copyrighted N 6099 Am. Hist Art Publ. Co.New York City 111 E.14 Str. St.Louis Mo. 813.Chestnut Str fmatel BRITISH TROOPS. 1776-83. No. 28. शड Cop righted N96098 Am.Hist Art Publ. Co.New York City HE14 Str. St Louis Mo. 813 Chestnut Str RKrotel AMERICAN TROOPS. Colonial Heroes. No. 26. १६६६६३६३ 00000 B8888888 Convighted N 6006Am Hist Art Pub! Co New York City 111 E 14 Str St Lous Mo.813 Chestnut Str THOUSAND HESSIAN prisoners brou, ht from Trenton to Philadelphia, Dec. 26. 1776. LSCHWALBACH, No. 25. Copyrighted 1903. Am His: Art. Publ Co.New York City 111 E 14 Str St Louis Mo. 813 Chestnut Str. WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE at Trenton N. J. Dec. 25. 1776. The night was dark and tempestuous, the drifting ice drove the boats out of their course, and threatened them with destruction. ANGE, Serie I LSCHWALBACH, No. 24. Copyrighted 1903. Am.Hist Art Pebi. Co New York efy 1 E14 Str. St. Louis Mo. 813 Chestnul Str Copyrighted ft 6091A . Hist.Art Publ.Co New York City 11 E14 Str. St Lpuis Mo.813 Chestnul Str INDEX. A unanimous vote of thanks to Washington was passed in Congress; and it was ordered that a gold medal be struck, commemorating the evacuation of Boston, bearing the effigy of Washington as its deliverer. No. 21. THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER. No. 22. GEORGE WASHINGTON No. 23. EVACUATION OF BOSTON. No. 24. WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE No. 25. THOUSAND HESSIAN No. 26. AMERICAN TROOPS. No. 27. FRENCH RELIEF TROCPS. No. 28. BRITISH TROOPS. No. 29. HESSIAN RELIEF TROOPS. No. 30. BURIAL OF GEN. FRASER. No. 31. SARATOGA N. Y. No. 32. FRANKLIN'S FIRST AUDIENCE No. 33. LIEUT. MOODY RELEASES A CONDEMMED PRISONER No. 34. DEBARKMENT OF FRENCH RELIEF TROOPS. No. 35. MAJOR JOHN ANDRE No. 36. DISPATCHES FROM QUEBEC No. 37. DEATH OF MAJÓR PIERSON, No. 38. PARADE AT YORKTOWN. No. 39. SURRENDER OF CORNWALLIS No. 40. WASHINGTON'S RECEPTION THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER. Oh! say, can you see, by the dawn's early light, What so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's iast gleaming; Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro the perilous fight, O'er the ramparts we watch'd, were so galiantly streaming : And the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave procf thro' the night that our flag was still there; Oh! say does that star spangled banner yet wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ? On the shore dimly seen thro' the mist of the deep, Where the foe's haughty host in dread silence reposes," What is that which the breeze, o'er the towering steep, As it fitfully blows, half conceals, half discloses? Now it catches the gleam of the morning's first beam. In full glory reflected now shines in the stream; 'Tis the star spangled banner O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ! PLURIBUS Oh! long may it wave An emblem of National sovereignty adopted by Congress in the great seal of the United States and its motto E pluribus Unum June 20. 1782. Golonial Heroes. IHo. 21 CORMALLIS SURRENDER OF CORNWALLIS at Yorktown, Va. Oct. 19. 1781, 7073 Prisoners. The loss sustained by the garrison during the siege amounted to 552. That of the combined army in killed was about 300. Colonial Heroes. No. 39. Copyriahted N96 09AM.Hist Art Publ. Co New York City il1 E.14 Str. St. Louis Mo. 813 Chestnut Str. RMushl HESS!AN TROOPS. 1776-83. No. 29. Copyrighted N? 6099 Am. Hist Art Publ.Co.New York City 111 E.14 Str. St. Louis Mo. 813 Chestnut Str BATTLE OF LEXINGTON. Mass. First blood of the Revolutionary War. April 19. 1775 British loss 73 killed, 174 wounded, 26 missing. Americ. loss 49 killed, 89 wounded, 5 missing. LANGE Serie I. LSCHWALBACH, No. 10. Copyrighted 1903. Am. HistArt Publ.Co.New York City 111 E.14Sh StLouis Mo 813 Chestnut Str. DEBARKMENT OF FRENCH RELIEF TROOPS, Rhode Island July 11. 1780 Rochambeau. Lafayette. LANGE Serie I. LSCHWALBACH No. 34. Copyrighted 1903. Am.Hist Art Publ Co.New York City 11 E.14 Sir. St. Louis Mo. 813 Chesinut Str Rknstel loak like U 8 salduss Bitley HnThese HESSIAN RELIEF TROOPS. but7 bat Thy ae not. LANGE Serie . LSCHWALBACH. No. 29. Copyrighted 1903. Am. Hist Art Publ.Co.New York City 111 E.14 Str. St. Louis Mo. 813 Chestnut Str CORMWALLIS SURRENDER OF CORNWALLIS at Yorktown, Va. Oct. 19. 1781, 7073 Prisoners. The loss sustained by the garrison during the siege amounted to 552. That of the combined army in killed was about 300. Colonial Heroes. No. 39. CopyrighiedN 6109Am.FHist Art Publ.Co.New York Cify Il1 E.14 Str. St. Louis Mo. 813 Chestnut Str. BURIAL OF GEN. FRASER. (brit.) Freemann's Farm Oct. 7. 1777. My duty forbids me to fly from danger." Between sunset and dark, his body was borne to the appointed place by grenadiers of his division followed by the generals and their staffs. Cannonballs flew around and above the assembled mourners" LANGE Serie II. No. 30. LSCHWALBACH, opy ed 1903. Am.HistArI.Pubi.Co.New York City TTERSI. ST.LOUIS MO.O13 Chesinul Sir. BRITISH TROOPS. LANGE. Serie IT. LSCHWALBACH, No. 28. Copyrighted 1903. Am.HisE Art Publ.Co.New York City Il1 E 14Str. St. Louis Mo. 813 Chestnut Str. STC 26 1776 THE DEFENDER OF THE MOTHERS THE PROTECTOROFTHE DAUGHTERS. MARTHA 1BERTY APPEAR DONT YP 1. RATTLESNAKE FLAG Febr 8.1776 2 PINE TREE FLAG Ap. 1776. 3 LIBERTY FLAG 4.NATIONAL PLAG June 14. 1777. WASHINGTON'S RECEPTION AT TRENTON, April 21 1789 Colonial Heroes. No. 40. ME. un snglun Copyrighted No 6110 Am, HistArt Publ.Co.New York City 111 E.14 Str. St. Louis Mo. 813 Chestnut Str Phhotel HESSIAN TROOPS. 1776-83. No. 29. Copyriobted Ne 6099 Am HistArt Pbi Ca New York City 111 E 14 Str. St. Louis Mo 813 Chestnul S INDEX. Medal struck at the close of the war. No. 1. AN INDIAN CHIEF. No. 2. LANDING OF THE "PILGRIM FATHERS". No. 3. WILLIAM PENN'S TREATY WITH THE INDIANS. No. 4. DEATH OF GEN, WOLFE. No. 5. DEATH OF GEN. MONTCALM-GOZON. No. 6. BURNING OF STAMP ACT. No. 7. THE BOSTON MASSACRE. No. 8. "BOSTON TEA-PARTY. No. 9. JOHN MALCOM. No. 10. BATTLE OF LEXINGTON. No. 11. THE TEA-TAX TEMPEST. No. 42. THE ORACLE. No. 13. BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL. No. 14. DEATH OF GEN. JOS. WARREN. No. 15. DEATH OF GEN MONTGOMERY. No. 16. DEATH OF GEN. MONTGOMERY. QUEBEC, No. 17. INDEPENDENCE-HALL. PHILADELPHIA. No. 18. SEALS OF THE THIRTEEN STATES. No. 19. TEXT OF INDEPENDENCE. No. 20. DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. DHS UN SINE ERTAS HAIL COLUMBIA! HAPPY LAND. No. 455 41 FRSEVERD BOLL Value thereo or SILVER ac cord a Resolution of CON GRESS pablishd ab Phi- ladelphia Nov:2-1776 - Hail Columbia! happy land! Hail, ye heroes! heaven-born band! Who fought and bled in freedom's cause, Who fought and bled tn freedom's cause, And when the storm of war was gone Enjoyed the peace your valor won! Let indepedence be our boast, Ever mindful what it cost; Ever grateful for the prize, Let its altar reach the skics! S. ONPREAED Weibson I Kank lin CHORUS. - Firm, united let us be, Rallying round our Liberty; As a band of brothers joined, Peace and safety we shall find. immortal patriots! rise once more; Defend your rights, defend your shore; Let no rude foe, with impious hand, Let no rude foe, with impious hand, Invade the shrine where sacred lies, Of toil and blood, the well earned prize! While off'ring peace sincere and just, In Heaven we place our manly trust, That truth and justice will prevail, And every scheme of bondage fail. CHORUS. - S X D OL SDX DOLLARS LARS The flag of thirteen stripes, the standard of the Union floated above all the forts," adopted by Congress June 4. 1777. Evacuation of Boston March 17. 1776. Firm, united Tet us be. &c. Frinted in Gerraany LANGE. Serie I LSCHWALBACH, No. 1. AFICMOSUS INFANS arrencys L LAR OOLLARS ontinento DOLLARS E ontinental SIX VI D o LARC XIS shanaxan Copyrighted 1903.Am. Hist Art Publ Co New York City E14Str St.Louis Mo. 313 Chestnut Ste:

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