American Privateer General Armstrong, Capt. Sam C. Reid Frame Style:Canvas Wrap A Centennial broadside that folds

A Centennial broadside that folds the parchment of '76 into the bunting of '76 again

Washington Monument 1844 renders the obelisk in its earliest ambition

and naval engagements as they happened

The Presidents of the United States 1847 assembles the executive lineage from Washington to Polk in a single engraved congregation — a parlor-room civics lesson printed at the height of the Mexican War

A documentary engraving of the thirty-hour shelling that ended masonry fortification forever — Union rifled cannon punching through walls the Confederates had thought unbreachable

American Privateer General Armstrong, Capt. Sam C. Reid Frame Style:Canvas Wrap A Centennial broadside that foldsAmerican Privateer General Armstrong, Capt. Sam C. Reid a maritime portrait of the brig that bloodied a British squadron in Fayal harbor in 1814, and of the captain whose stubborn defense became one of the War of 1812's stranger legends, fought in neutral waters under a moonless Azorean sky. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical