Accession 99-106

General

Registrar's Files

Loan Status Reports

Labels and Script

Picture Labels

Catalog

Education Department Package

Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES)

Photographs

Virginia Independence Bicentennial Commission (Yorktown)

NPG - Continental Congress - New York Graphic

Press

1. Letter from George III to Lord North, September 11, 1774

2. Letter from Abigail Adams to Mercy Otis Warren, February 3, 1775 - Massachusetts Historical Society

3. Boston Port Bill - Library Company of Philadelphia

4. Peter Oliver, William Williams, 1781 - Miss Susan L. Oliver

5. Frederick North, 2nd Earl of Guilford, J. S. Copley - Boston Atheneum

6. The Bostonians in Distress, attrib. To P. Dawe

7. The Able Doctor, or American Swallowing the Bitter Drought, 1774

8. I Plan of the City and Environ of Philadelphia . . . 1777 - Map Division, Library of Congress

9 and 10. I North Elevation of Carpenters' Hall . . ., 1786 - Carpenters' Company Library

11. I Instructions for the Deputies...General Congress on the Part of the Colony, 1774 - Library of Congress

12. Call for a meeting to nominate delegates to the convention...Chester, Pennsylvania 8/15/1774 - Library Company of Philadelphia

13. Peyton Randolph, John Wollaston - Collection of Virginia Historical Society

14. Charles Thomson by William Rush - American Philosophical Society

15. Jacob Duche, Sir Thomas Duche - Historical Society of Pennsylvania

16. Jacob Duche, The Duty of Standing Fast in our Spiritual and Temporal Liberties . . . 1775, Phil - Library Company of Philadelphia

17. Joseph Warren, Att. Samuel Okey, c. 1765 - Mrs. Henry Bosch

18. Joseph Warren, broadside . . . Suffolk, Tuesday the 6th of September . . . - Massachusetts Historical Society

19. Samuel Adams, Samuel Okey, 1775 - Massachusetts Historical Society

20. Joseph Galloway. A Candid Examination of Mutual Claims of . . . 1775 - Library Company of Philadelphia

21. James Duane, Robert E. Pine, 1785 - James D. Ireland

22. Edward Rutledge, Att. James Earl

23. Letter from CC to Gage, October 10, 1774 - Clements

24. Edmund Pendleton, William Mercer - Virginia Historical Society

25. Roger Sherman by Ralph Earl - Yale (not in exhibition)

26. John Adams

27. Sullivan, John

28. Declaration of Rights and Grievances - National Archives

29. Broadside. The association entered into by the American Continental Congress

30. Thomas Johnson, C. W. Peale, 1772. - Massachusetts Historical Society, on deposit from the C. Burr Artz Library

31. Association of Freemen of Maryland, August 14, 1775

32. Thomas Mifflin, Gilbert Stuart - Mr. Lammot du Pont Copeland

33. I Handbill, 9/22/1774, requesting merchants not to order from Great Britain - Library of Congress

34. The Patriotic Barber of New York - New York Public Library (NYPL)/N-YHS

35. The alternative Williamsburg, February 1775 - Library of Congress

36. A Society of Patriotic Ladies at Edenton - Metropolitan

37. An Address to New England: by a Daughter of Liberty, 1774 - Library Company of Philadelphia

38. Richard Henry Lee, C. W. Peale, c. 1795-1805 - NPG, Smithsonian

39. Petition of the Congress to the people of England - Library of Congress

40. John Jay, Gilbert Stuart, 1783/1784

41. A letter to the inhabitants of . . . Quebec - Library of Congress

42. Patrick Henry, Lawrence Sully - Carnegie Institute Museum of Art

43. Petition of the Congress to the King - Library of Congress

44. Samuel Seabury, Thomas S. Duche, Jr. - Trinity College, Hartford

45. The Congress Canvassed. New York, Rivington November 28, 1774 - American Antiquarian Society

46. Samuel Seabury. Free Thoughts on the Proceedings of the C. C. - American Antiquarian Society

47. A View of the controversy between Gt. Britain and her colonies. December 24,1774 - American Antiquarian Society

48. An Alarm to the Legislature of the Province of New York . . . January 17, 1775 - American Antiquarian Society

49. The Origin of the American Contest with Great-Britain - Library Company of Phildelphia

50. Myles Cooper, J. S. Copley, 1776 - Columbia University

51. Myles Copper. The American Querist - Library of Congress

52. A Friendly Address to all Reasonable Americans - Library of Congress

53. Alexander Hamilton, Giuseppe Cerracchi, c. 1794 marble - NPG, Smithsonian

54. A Full Vindication of the Measures of Congress from the Calumnies of . . . 1774

55. The Farmer Refuted...New York, 1775

56. Journal of the Proceedings of the Continental Congress - Library Company of Philadelphia

57. Thomas Gage, J. S. Copley, 1768/1769 - Mr. And Mrs. Paul Mellon

58. (REPRO) Massachusetts Spy, 1774 - American Antiquarian Society

58. A Political Lesson by John Dixon, Mezzotint, September 7, 1774 - Library of Congress

59. III Memo from Gage to his secretary 4/18/1775 advising Smith to march on Concord - Clements Lib.

60. Pitcairn to Sandwich, March 4, 1775

61. George III to Sandwich, July 1, 1775

62. Engraving, Royal Welsh Fusiliers Uniforms of Infantry, 1768 - Prince Consort's Lib. Aldershot Eng.

63. William Dawes, Jr., Att. John Johnston - Evanston Historical Museum

64. Jonas Clarke, silhouette, reproduced in C. Hudson History of the Town of Lexington, reproduction

65. Jonas Clark. The fate of blood-thirsty oppressors and God's tender care of his distressed people

66-69. Lexington and Concord by Amos Doolittle (4) - Chicago Historical Society

70. Hugh E. Percy, Duke of Northumberland, by Pompeo Battoni, b. 1776 - Duke of Northumberland

71. William Heath, John R. Smith, engraving - Library of Congress

72. Timothy Pickering, Gilbert Stuart - Mrs. Margaret R. Lyman

73. Lexington Alarm Letter - William H. Guthman

74. Alexander McDougall manuscript describing arrival of news of the Battle of Lexington

75. Broadside, Baltimore, April 26, 1775 giving news of Lexington and Concord - Library of Congress

NO SCRIPT# A Plan of the Town and Harbour of Boston, engraving, 1775

76. Bloody Butchery - The Scheide Library, Princeton

77. Coat, British 49th Regiment of Foot, circa 1775 - National Army Museum, England

78. An enlistment broadside dated May 4, 1775 - William H. Guthman

79. You are hereby empowered immediately to enlist a Company, to consist of . . . Broadside - Library of Congress

80. Broadside. Mass Prov Congress call for enlistment - Massachusetts Historical Society

81. Benjamin Church. A Narrative of the excursion and Ravages of the King Troops . . . - American Antiquarian Society

82. Benjamin Church letter - Dreer Coll, HSP

83. IV The Address of Liberty, to the Buckskins of Pennsylvania re: reconvening of Congress - Library Company of Philadelphia

84. Hancock, John by J. S. Copley

85. Thomas Willling, Gilbert Stuart, c. 1795 - Mrs. Arnold B. Chance

86. James Wilson, Jean Elouis, watercolor on ivory, c. 1795 - National Collection of Fine Arts (NCFA)

87. James Wilson. Considerations on the Narrative and the extent of the Legislative . . . - Library of Congress

88. Robert Treat Plane, E. Savage & John Coles, Jr. - Massachusetts Historical Society

89. Fort Ticonderoga "View of the old French Ft. Redoubts and Batteries" - Collection of Ft. Ticonderoga

90. Silas Deane, C. W. Peale, 1776, miniature - Connecticut Historical Society

91. Benedict Arnold, Provost, after DuSimitiere, engraving, c. 1779 - Metropolitan Museum of Art

92. Allen's Narrative . . . of 1779

93. Compass belonging to Ethan Allen - Ft. Ticonderoga

94. Blunderbuss given by Allen to Arnold - Ft. Ticonderoga

95. Powder Horn: "Lieut. John Brown, 1776/En le petit place dan sub liberatr quieten" - Ft. Ticond. Mus.

96. George Washington by Charles Wilson Peale

97. Washington's acceptance of his post - National Archives

98. George Washington trunk - Mount Vernon

99. Leather pack bag - Mount Vernon

100. The Manual Exercise as Ordered by His Majesty in 1764 - Boston Atheneum

101. Horatio Gates, att. James Peale - Collection of Maryland Historical Society

102. Philip Schuyler, John Trumbull, 1792 - New-York Historical Society

103. Joseph Reed, C. M. Peale, 1785 - Mrs. Henry Hope Reed

104. Proclamation of Martial Law in Boston From Thomas Gage - Massachusetts Historical Society

105. Broadside. Boston, 1775. Permit together with his family to pass . . . - Massachusetts Historical Society

106. Manuscript copy of the resolution of the Committee of safety - Boston Public Library

107. Artemas Ward, Raphaelle Peale - General Artemas Ward Museum

108. Ward's letter accepting his commission June 30, 1775 - National Archives

109. Howe, William

110. Israel Putman, John Trumbull, 1790, pencil on paper - Wadsworth Atheneum

111. Putnam to Hancock, April 4, 76 requesting money for troops - National Archives

112. A plan of the Fort on Bunker Hill from a Genuine detail of several... - Massachusetts Historical Society

113. Death of Joseph Warren at Bunker Hill by J. Trumbull - Wadsworth Atheneum

114. Grenadier's hat said to have been worn by a British soldier killed at Bunkers' Hill - Rhode Island Historical Society

115. British Brown Bess (Museum of History and Technology)

NO SCRIPT #: Committee of Safety musket (Not in exhibition)

116. Bunker's Hill or America's Head dress - Library of Congress

117. Revolutionary War drum - Guthman Collection

118. British officer's brass gorget - Gutham Collection

119. Pair of Revolutionary officer's epaulets - Guthman Collection

120. British officer's document box - Guthman Collection

121. Broadside, Boston, 26 June 1775 Brit account of Bunker Hill - Library of Congress

122. Benjamin Harrison, miniature - Virginia Historical Society

123. William Floyd by R. Earl - Independence National Historical Park

124. Joseph Hewes, C. W. Peale, 1776 - U.S. Naval Academy Museum

125. Philip Livingston, Thomas McIlworth, 1764/1766 - Long Island Historical Society

126. Christopher Gadsden, Rembrandt Peale, 1795-1797 - City of Charleston, Soouth Carolina loan ext

127. Mecklenburg Resolutions

128. John Dickinson, Provost, after Simitiere, engraving, c. 1779 - Metropolitan Museum of Art

129. A Declaration by the . . . United Colonies causes/necessity of taking up arms - Maryland Historical Society

130. The Olive-Branch Petition

131. Address to the Soldiers, broadside, published in London, 1775 - Library of Congress

132. George III by Benjamin West

133. George III to Sandwich January 11, 1776

134. William Pitt, Earl of Chatham by Richard Brompton, 1772 - NPG, London

135. William Pitt Speech of January - Watkinson Library Trinity College

136. Benjamin Franklin, Jean-Baptiste Nini, after T. Walpole - NPG, Smithsonian

137. Franklin's Hintswith Dartmouth's annotations - William Salt Library Stafford, England

138. Frederick Lord North by Nathaniel Dance - Earl of Guilford

139. Burke, Edmund by James Barry - National Gallery of Ireland

140. Edmund Burke Speech of March 22nd. American Antiquarian Society has printing

141. Edmund Burke to Comm. of Corr June 7, 1775 - William Salt Library, Stafford

142. Thomas Howard, 3rd Earl of Effinfham, Francesco Bartolozzi pencil - Metropolitan Museum of Art

143. Samuel Johnson, Reynolds, 1750 - NPG, London

144. Taxation no Tyranny, London, 1775 - Library of Congress

145. John Wesley, William Hamilton, 1788 - NPG, London

146. John Wesley. A Calm Address to our American Colonies

147. Catherine Macauley, Jonathan Spilsbury, engraving - NPG, London

148. Catharine Macaulay. Chelsea Derby statuette - Metropolitan

149. Porcelain statuette of Catharine Macaulay - Dickinson College Library

150. Catherine Macaulay, Address to the People of England, Ireland . . . on the present Important . . . London 1775 - Library of Congress

NO SCRIPT#: George William Coventry

151. Richard Penn, Joseph Highmore - Historical Society of Pennsylvannia

152. William Legge - Lord Dartmouth

153. V August 23rd proclamation of King George "A Proclamation for Suppressing . . ." - Auckland Manuscripts

154. Handbill giving the text of George III's speech to Parliament, October 27, 1775 - Library Company of Philadelphia

155. Charles Watson Wentworth, 2nd Marquess of Rockingham, Reynolds - NPG, London

156. Charles Lennox, Romney - NPG, London

157. Augustus Henry Fitzroy, 3rd Duke of Grafton, R. E. Pine, 1776 - Duke of Grafton

158. Charles James Fox, Reynolds - Lady Teresa Agnew

159. John Montagu by Joseph Highmore - NPG London

160. George Sackville Germain, first Viscount Sackville, Romney, 1778 - L. G. Stopford Sackville

161. Germaine's Memorandum on the Peace Commission of 1776 - Clements Library

162. William Wildman Barrington, 2nd Viscount Barrington, W. A. Rainger, after Reynolds - NPG, London

163. David Hartley, the Younger, Walker after Romney, mezzo, 1784 - NPG, London

164. Abigail Smith Adams, M. Brown, 1785 - New York State Historical Society, on loan to White House

165. Rhode Island Flag "Do Not Tread On Me"

166. A Proclamation by his excellency the Honorable William Howe - New York Public Library, NOC

167. Proclamation . . . March 10, 1776 "as linen and woolen goods are articles . . ." - Massachusetts Historical Society

168. The Yankey's return from Camp. Broadside, 1775 - American Antiquarian Society

169. Henry Knox, NPG Smithsonian

170. John Thomas, Benjamin Blyth, pastel - Massachusetts Historical Society

171. Medal commemorating the siege of Boston struck in Paris in 1786 by Pierre DuBrevier

172. John Glover by John Trumbull

173. Esek Hopkins mezzotint - Brown

174. Esek Hopkins silver sword - Prof. John K. Latimer, Columbia

175. American Naval Cutlasses (2)

NO SCRIPT #: Alexander Frazer

176. John Murray, Earl of Dunmore, Joshua Reynolds - Scottish National Portrait Gallery

177. November 7 Proclamation declaring martial law and granting freedom to slaves who joined the royal . . . - University of Virginia - see BP file

178. Map of the maritime Parts of Virginia - Library Company of Philadelphia

179. General Henry Clinton, attrib. Andrea Soldi, c. 1762 - American Museum in Britain

180. Sir Peter Parker by V. Greene after Abbott - Metropolitan

181. Charles Lee - NPG print

182. William Moultrie, C. W. Peale - NPG, Smithsonian

183. Sir Peter Parker's attack anti Fort Moultrie by James Peale - Colonial Williamsburg

184. Sir Guy Carleton, unknown artist - Earl of Malmesbury (exten. Loan)

185. An East View of Montreal in Canada, engraving - Public Archives of Canada

186. Benedict Arnold, Thomas Hart, publisher, 1776 - Brown University Library

187. Birds eye view of the Lower tower of Quebec, watercolor - Public Archives of Canada

188. Letter from Montgomery concerning attack on Quebec, September 25, 1775 - Dreer Collection, HSP

189. Aaron Burr, John Vanderlyn, 1809 - Yale

190. Arnold to Montgomery, November 30, 1775 (Not in exhibition)

191. General Montgomery, John Trumbull - Wadsworth atheneum

192. Sword carried by R. Montgomery - Museum of History and Technology (MHT)

193. Aux Habitants de la Province du Can - Library Company of Philadelphia

194. Daniel Morgan, C. W. Peale (attrib.) - Virginia Historical Society

195. David Wooster - Brown University Library

196. Thomas Paine, John W. Jarvis, 1805 - National Gallery of Art

NO SCRIPT #: William Woodford, C. W. Peale, miniature, 1778, silkscreen reproduction

197. Common Sense by Thomas Paine

198. Thomas Paine's writing kit, Paine Cottage, New Rochelle

199. Plain Truth by James Chalmers

200. Smith, William

201. Baron Johann de Kalb - Brown University Library

201. (DROP) Johann De Kalb by C. W. Peale - Independence National Historic Place (not in exhibition)

202. Charles Gravier de Vergennes - Musee de Versailles

203. Louis XVI, Antoine F. Callet - Musee de Versailles

NO SCRIPT #: Pierre Augustine de Beaumarchais, not in exhibition

204. A View of Savannah by P. Fourdriner - Library of Congress

205. George Walton, C. W. Peale, c. 1781 - Yale University Art Gallery

206. Broadside: Resolutions entered into at Savannah in Georgia . . . August 10, 1774

207. William Eden, 1st Baron Auckland, Henry Edridge, watercolor, 1809 - NPG, London

208. Richard Earl Howe, Thomas Galborough, middle 1760's - Rt. Hon. The Earl of Howe

209. Richard Henry Lee - NPG print

210. Lee Resolution of Independence - National Archives

211. George Mason, Dominic W. Boudet after Hesselius, 1811

212. Fairfax Resolves

213. George Mason's draft of the Virginia Declaration of Rights

214. Carter Braxton, unknown artist, watercolor in ivory - NPG Smithsonian

215. Braxton. An Address to the Convention of the Colony - Library Company of Philadelphia

216. Thomas Jefferson by Mather Brown

217. Summary View of the Rights of British America. T. Jefferson - Library Company of Philadelphia

218. A N. W. View of the sate House in Philadelphia taken 1778 - Library of Congress

219. Congress Voting Independence, Edward Savage, engraving - NPG

220. William J. Stone facsimile of Declaration

221. Pennsylvania Staatsbote, July 9, 1776 - Library Company of Philadelphia

Meeting chamber in Independence Hall (not in exhibition)

Table top desk which TJ drafted the Declaration - MHT (not in exhibition; catalogue only)

View of the North and South Redoubts at St. John's on the River Sorel . . . - Collection of Ft. Ticonderoga

An Exact View of the Late Battle of Charleston, 1775

A View of Boston taken on the road to Dorchester, engraving - NYPL

The burning of Charleston and the Battle of Bunker Hill, drawing and watercolor - NYPL

The Town of Falmount, Burnt by Capt. Moet . . . etching, 1781

Independence Hall - Photo

Two watercolors done at battle of Sullivan's Island - Gibbes

A View of the Country around Boston taken from Beacon Hill, drawing - Massachusetts Historical Society (refused)

The old Academy buildings at Fourth and Arch, drawing - Library Company of Philadelphia

Engraving: Battle at Sullivan's Island (Moultrie)

A View of Charleston, eng. - Carolina Art Assoc. Gibbes

Cartoon - "Am. In Flames"

The Retreat, etching, June 19, 1775 JCB has

Mapot falmouth - Record of the destruction of the town

Map: Chart of Boston Harbor (1775)

Map: Ticonderoga drawn by Trumbull - 1776

Map: Boston 1775-1776

Map of Boston drawn from George Washington by J. Trumbull - Historical Society of Pennsylvania

Agreement of secrecy, November 9, 1775 - National Archives

Artemas Ward's Commission as Commander of Mass Forces

Letter: Esek Hopkins to Nathaniel Shaw (May 1776) on Disposition of Cannon

Letter: Amos Wadsworth to brother (June 14, 1775) on feelings just before Bunker Hill

George Washington to Sion Mrtinage Instructions October 8, 1778

Shukldman to Sandwich March 23, 1774

Collins to Sandwich March 21, 1776

Intelligence of Mr. Welsh, January 24, 1776

VI Abigail Adams letter written by AA to John Adams June 18-20, 1775 describing battle of Bunker Hill (refused)

Joseph Palmer's account of the Battle at Lexington - Clements Library

Hopkins to Biddle, February 14, 1776 - Historical Society of Pennsylvania

Letter from Roger Sherman, et al to Gov. John Trumbull - Massachusetts Historical Society

James Duane's resolution of October 3, 1774 - New-York Historical Society

George Washington's commission, June 17 - Library of Congress

Artemas Ward to J. Warren, May 19, 1775 - Massachusetts Historical Society

Vergennes memo urging secret aid to Americans

Deposition of Capt. John Parker in Battle of Lexington, April 25, 75 - National Archives

Jefferson's draft of the Declaration - Library of Congress

Olive Branch Petition facsimile (do not use)

Letter from J. Adams to Abigail, July 3, 1776 - Massachusetts Historical Society (refused)

Resolutions drafted by Franklin expressing gratitude to Br friends

Declaration of Independence made for R. H. Lee by TJ

MSS: Copy made by Jeff for Geo Wythe of Declaration

MSS: Jefferson's draft of Declaration - Library of Congress

MSS: Copy of Declaration made by Jefferson for either Pendleton or Page

MSS: George Mason's draft of Virginia Bill of Rights - Library of Congress

MSS: Jefferson's "First Ideas" on Virginia Constitution (2 copies) - Library of Congress

MSS: Copy of Declaration of Independence - Massachusetts Historical Society

Sandwich to Graves, August 1775; 2 drafts

J. Glover to Geo. Washington, December 3, 1775 - Library of Congress

Pitcairn's Pistols - Lexington Historical Society

Barrett, Amos (not in exhibit)

Handball giving the text of the Proclamation . . . published in New York, 1775 - N-YHS

A poem on the late distress of the Town of Boston - American Antiquarian Society (drop)

Muster roll of a volunteer comp. of minuteman May 17, 1775 - Library of Congress (refused)

Extract of a Letter from Philadelphia re Franklin's arrival in US, May 8, 1775 - Library of Congress (drop)

Recruiting poster: To all brave, . . . young men . . . who have any inclination to join . . . Historical Society of Pennsylvania

Broadside . . . appointment of Bowdoin cushing, et al delegates to C. C.

Broadside, October 26, 1774 . . . Congress advises the militia to hold themselves . . . Boston Publir Library (BPL)/NYPL (refused)

Broadside, December 10, 1774 asking adherence to plans of the Congress and preparation of minutemen - BPL (refused)

Broadside. December 6, 1774 asking ministers to counsel their congregation to adhere Resolution of Congress

Two songs of the brave Gen. Montgomery - Essex Institute

Proclamation declaring P. Henry and outlaw, May 1775

Essex Inst. "Good News for America . . . re Hopkins victory," April 16, 1776

An Express Just arrived from Gen. Washington. October 24, 1775 - BPL (refused)

"A Proclamation . . . " by the King, for suppressing Rebellion and Sedition August 23, 1775 - NYPL

The Bloody Butchery - Essex Institute (refused)

Broadside. Watertown, May 5, 1775. Resolution...to deny Gage any governmental authority . . . - Essex Institute (Refused)

Bilingual broadside address by George Washington to Canadians - LC

A Poem on the Bloody engagement that was fought on Bunker's Hill in Charleston,...N-YHS

A serious Address to the inhabitants of the colony of New York . . . - Library of Congress/Boston Atheneum

I Broadside, nomination of delegates to the Continental Congress, June 5, 1774

A List of the Names of the Provincials who were killed and wounded . . . at Concord - Library of Congress (refused)

Instructions for the enlisting of Men, broadside, June 1775 - New-York Historical Society

Broadside: Mass. Cong. Declares support for Cont. Congress, December 5, 1775

Broadside: Continental Congress bans export to Canada (May 17, 1794)

Broadside: Battle of Bunker Hill - Poem

Broadside: "Two Favorite songs made on the Evacuation of the Town of Boston, 1776

Broadside: Acct. of Lexington and Pitts Speech in Parliament defending colonies (April 1775)

Broadside: Non-expiration resolve issued by Mass Provincial Cong. (June 12, 1775)

Broadside: Extract of "Rules for the Regulation of the Navy of US" (Sailors daily rations)

Order from Gates to recruit good men of "courage and principle" July 10, 1775

Response by the United Colonies to North's motion

Penn. Gazette, March 13, 1776. Letter from CATO - Library of Congress

American Magazine and Monthly Chronicle - Library of Congress

Sir William Howe's Porderly Book

Gadsden's copy of the Journal of the CC - College of Charleston

Amos. Barrett. The Concord Fight; an account . . .

Rough journal of Cont. Congress with Dunlaps Declaration of Independence - National Archives (refused)

Arnold's journal of march to Quebec - MIT

Stephen Hopkins. The Rights of Colonies examined. Providence 1765 - Library Company of Philadelphia

Powder horn: Jacob Flint his horn Hillsborough AD1775. Record of service, New Hampshire Historical Society

Powder horn: Captain Eleazer Curtis horn made at Ticonderoga

Powder horn. Inscribed Jesse Star and engraved with a map of Boston - Metropolitan (The Gilbert Collection)

Trade card Paul Revere and Son, Bell and Cannon Foundry - Boston Museum of Fine Arts

Powder Horn. Amos Barrett "Carried at the Concord Battle April XIX 1775"

Powder Horn. Ezra Beaman his horn . . . called in Dorchester . . . - Worcester Historical Society

Money: 3 dollar- continental currency (1775); 5 dollar - New York Provincial Congress (1775)

Mastai flags

Moultrie flag - Mastai Collection

Flags

Silver mounted small sword, circa 1750, used by an American officer in the Revolution - MHT (refused)

Ethan Allen's pistol - Winchester Repeating Arms Museum

Charles Lee's pistols, MHT (refused)

Weapons: Cutlass, Dirk, Bayonet

Weapons: blunderbuss, "Brown Bess" pistol, Naval dirk

Powder horn. Inscribed Benjamin Corey 1775/Shrewsbury - Metropolitan (The Gilbert Collection)

Powder horn,. Rhode Island-Map of Providence drawn on it

Vest of Joseph Warren/Faneuil - Hall, Boston

Sign from Israel Putnam's tavern - Connecticut Historical Society

Wooden canteen used by John Paulding - MHT, Military History (refused)

Hat worn by Col. Jonathan Pettibone - MHT, Military History (refused)

Baron de Kalb's saddle - MHT, Division of Military History (refused)

Revolutionary period drum - MHT, Division of Military Hist

Washington's mess kit - MHT (refused)

Spy glass and case of George Washington - MHT, Division of Military History (refused)

Drawing Plans: HMS "Canceaux"

"The Hannah" ship model - Naval Historical Foundation

George III coat of arms - Rick Wilson, Ltd.

Arms of George III - Bostonian Society

Andirons - David Stockwell

Philadelphia first Troop Flag (refused)

Rosenberg and Stiebel

Decorative Objects - Research

The Antique Porcelain Co.

Aubusson carpet (early 19th century) Vojtech Blau Stock #168

John Carter Brown Library

Pair of vase Hollandais - Peter Mack Brown

Carpenters' Company

Colonial Williamsburg

Connecticut Historical Society

Fort Ticonderoga

Guthman, William H.

Hillwood House Independence National Historic Park

National Maritime Museum

Norfolk Museum of Arts and Sciences

Military History Dept., MHT

Massachusetts Historical Society

Metropolitan Museum of Art

Benjamin Frothingham writing desk - Milhelland

Philadelphia Museum of Art

Tin candlesticks - Schiffer's

Brass Snuffer and Holder (stand) - Schiffer's

Pennsylvania walnut table - David Stockwell

Two ink standishes - David Stockwell

Walters Art Gallery

West Point Museum

Library of Congress

Furniture