[FRENCH & INDIAN WAR] -- [PRIVATEERS]. A group of 5 documents associated with New York Privateer Captain James Lilley and the British ship he commanded during the French and Indian War, the Duke of Cumberland.

[PONTIAC'S WAR]. Manuscript orderly book chronicling the daily march of Colonel Henry Bouquet's force of British, Pennsylvania and Virginia volunteers. August-November, 1764.

[SIGNER]. LANGDON, John (1741-1819). Letter signed ("John Langdon"). Portsmouth, NH. 16 July 1762. [With:] LANGDON, Betsy. ALS 1763.

[SIGNER]. LANGDON, John (1741-1819). Autograph letter signed ("Jn. Langdon"), to Messrs. Gouverneur & Kemble. Portsmouth, 30 June 1792. 

[REVOLUTIONARY WAR - SIEGE OF CHARLESTON]. ALLEN, William (1704-1780). Autograph letter signed ("William Allen"), to Cyprian Stormy[?]. Morris-Town, [NJ], 4 April 1780.

[REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. True copy of an order given by Timothy Pickering (1745-1829) as Quartermaster General. [Newburgh], [1 February 1781].

PICKERING, Timothy (1745-1829). Autograph letter signed ("T. Pickering QMG") as Quartermaster General of the Continental Army. Newburgh, 17 March 1783.

PICKERING, Timothy (1745-1829). Autograph letter signed ("Tim Pickering"), to Peter Anspach and Messr. Wolfe. Elizabethtown, 17 April 1784. 

PICKERING, Timothy (1745-1829). Autograph letter signed ("Timothy Pickering"), as Secretary of State, to Richard VARICK (1753-1831), Mayor of New York. Philadelphia, 11 January 1798. 

[REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. Manuscript document signed ("D.M."?), to Captain Colville? Claverack, NY, 22 October 1781. 

[REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. LESLIE, Alexander (1731-1794). Document signed ("Alexr. Leslie"), DECLARING HIS MEN'S SAFE PASSAGE UNDER FLAG OF TRUCE TO SPEAK WITH GENERAL NATHANAEL GREENE. Charleston, [SC], 19 December 1781.

WILSON, Robert (1777-1849). Autograph letter signed ("RT Wilson") with identification possibly in Marquis de Lafayette's hand. "Brighton Co.," 27 September. 

BROUGHAM, Henry P. (1778-1868). Autograph letter signed ("H. Brougham") with identification possibly in Marquis de Lafayette's hand. Lancaster, 29 August[?] 1830.

LAFAYETTE, Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de (1757-1834). Two-word annotation ("Lord Holland"), accomplished on:   

[WASHINGTON, DC]. Indenture of Lands Pertaining to the Formation of the City of Washington, DC. 1791-1804.

[NEW ENGLAND MISSISSIPPI LAND COMPANY]. 1802 power of attorney signed by directors of the New England Mississippi Land Company to appoint 5 directors to negotiate their claim with the US commissioners with respect to Georgia lands ceded to the US.

[NEW YORK]. SANDS, Joshua (1757-1835). Partially printed Seaman Protection document signed ("Josha. Sands, Collector"), as Collector of the Port of New York. [New York], 4 May 1799.

[WAR OF 1812]. HULL, William (1753-1825). Letter signed ("W. Hull B. Genl. Com.g"), written in a secretarial hand, to John Tharp, Esq. Detroit, 8 August 1812. 

[WAR OF 1812]. ALLEN, Andrew, Jr. Manuscript document signed ("And'w Allen Junr."). 18 September 1812. Addressed to the Commanders of his Majesty's Ships of War, or of private armed Ships belonging to the subjects of his Majesty. 

[WAR OF 1812]. MORTON, G. H. Autograph letter signed ("G. H. Morton"), to Peter P. Dox. Geneva, NY, 8 December 1812. 

SPAFFORD, Horatio Gates, Sr. (1778-1832). Autograph letter signed ("Horatio Gates Spafford") pressing Aaron Burr to write on New York's fortifications. Albany, NY, 17 March 1813. 

[WAR OF 1812]. Letter describing military movements in Upstate New York, written by Ira Wright. Brownville, 4 April 1813.

PERRY, Oliver Hazard (1785-1819). Signature ("O. H. Perry"), accomplished beneath a manuscript note from E. R. McCall.  Baltimore, 19 August 1814. 1 page, 4to. 

[WAR OF 1812]. PARSONS, J. A group of 4 ALsS with battle content and description of a shipwreck. 

DEARBORN, Henry (1751-1829). Autograph letter signed ("H. Dearborn"), in which Dearborn advises his son on the treatment of sciatica. Gardiner, 16 September 1817. 

[MILITARY] -- [CHOLERA OUTBREAK]. SCOTT, Winfield. Autograph letter signed ("Winfield Scott"), to Brigadier General Henry Atkinson. Headquarters North Western Army, Chicago, 18 July 1832.

[INDIAN REMOVAL ACT]. New York Evening Post. Number 3007. New York: Michael Burnham & Co., 2 November 1830.

[SECOND SEMINOLE INDIAN WAR]. Florida Herald. Vol. VII, No. 29. St. Augustine, Florida Territory: James M. Gould, 10 December 1841.

[BATTLE OF WINDSOR]. McNAIR, D. A. Autograph letter signed ("D. A. McNair") to Mr. A. Kerly. Detroit (opposite) the Head Quarters of the Patriot Army, 4 December [1838], 12:00pm. 

KEARNY, Stephen W. (1794-1848). Document signed ("S. W. Kearny"). Fort Leavenworth, 9 May 1839. 

[MEXICAN WAR]. SCOTT, Winfield (1786-1866). Letter signed ("Winfield Scott"). West Point, NY, 12 September 1855.

[ANTEBELLUM PERIOD]. Archive of 25 documents and imprints related to the 71st Infantry Regiment, New York State Militia, or "American Guard." Ca 1854-1858.

[MILITARIA - CIVIL WAR]. West Point album featuring 34 portraits of faculty, staff, and cadets, many of whom would serve in the Civil War, 1859.

[CIVIL WAR]. Quarter plate tintype featuring a Union cavalryman with his horse.

[CIVIL WAR]. Quarter plate tintype of a Federal cavalry soldier on horseback. 

[CIVIL WAR]. Two sixteenth plate tintypes of Civil War NCO pards housed together in Union case.

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Sixth plate ambrotype of a brass band musician.

[CIVIL WAR]. GARDNER, Alexander (1821-1882), photographer. CDV of Ulysses S. Grant. Washington, DC, 1865.

[CIVIL WAR]. A pair of CDVs featuring Ulysses S. Grant (1822-1885). 

[CIVIL WAR]. PARKER, Ely S. Signed and inscribed cabinet card. Philadelphia: Gutekunst, n.d.

[CIVIL WAR]. FREDRICKS, C.D., photographer. Autographed CDV of Philip Henry Sheridan. New York, n.d.

[CIVIL WAR]. CDV featuring General Philip H. Sheridan, General James W. Forsyth, and an unknown civilian. New Orleans: T. Lilienthal, n.d.

[CIVIL WAR - CAVALRY]. BRADY, Mathew (1822-1896), photographer. A group of 11 CDVs of Union Cavalry generals, incl. BUFORD, SHERIDAN, KILPATRICK, GREGG, TORBERT, KAUTZ, & STURGIS.

[CIVIL WAR - GETTYSBURG]. BRADY, Mathew (1822-1896), photographer. CDV of General Henry Jackson Hunt, Chief of Artillery, Army of Potomac. Washington, DC.

[CIVIL WAR]. [CHAMBERLAIN, Joshua L. (1828-1914)]. BRADY, Mathew, photographer. CDV of Brigadier General Joshua Chamberlain, MOH Gettysburg. Washington, DC.

[CIVIL WAR]. [CHAMBERLAIN, Joshua L. (1828-1914)]. PIERCE, Wm., photographer. CDV of Joshua Chamberlain, MOH Gettysburg. Brunswick, ME.

[CHAMBERLAIN, Joshua Lawrence (1828-1914), his copy]. ZUMPT, C. G.  A Grammar of the Latin Language. Leonhard Schmitz, translator. Charles Anthon, editor. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1854.

[CIVIL WAR - GETTYSBURG]. BRADY, Mathew (1822-1896), photographer. CDV of General John Gibbon, WIA Fredericksburg and Gettysburg. Washington, DC. 

[CIVIL WAR - CAVALRY]. BRADY, Mathew (1822-1896), photographer. A group of 2 CDVs of General Wesley Merritt. Washington, DC.

[CIVIL WAR - GETTYSBURG]. BRADY, Mathew (1822-1896), photographer. A group of 11 CDVs of Union generals who served with distinction at Gettysburg, incl. Alexander WEBB, MOH.