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THE BATTLE OF ALAMO

• THE ALAMOThe Alamo. United Artists,
  THE ALAMOThe Alamo. United Artists, 1960. Poster (60 x 40"). Starring John Wayne, Richard Widmark, Laurence Harvey, and co-starring Frankie Avalon. Rolled. Old tape repairs at edges, age-consistent creasing. B+.
• SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD POSTER,
  SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD POSTER, THE ALAMO, 1929 Southern Pacific Railroad (American 1865-1998), after the painting by Maurice Logan (American 1886-1977), "The Alamo: San Antonio, Texas", 1929, multicolored lithograph advertising poster depicting the Alamo as viewed through an archway, printed "A-32-1-15-29-3000" lower left and printed artist signature lower right, framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Concord, NC. Approx. poster h. 23", w. 15.875"; Overall h. 25.625", w. 21.75", d. 1.25"
• John Wayne Movie Poster (20th
  John Wayne Movie Poster (20th century) "The Alamo", 1960, No. 71/349, published by United Artists, 41 x 27 in.; black lacquer frame,
• Will A. Kendrick (American/Texas,
  Will A. Kendrick (American/Texas, Contemporary) "The Alamo", watercolor, signed and dated lower left "Will A Kendrick 1927", sight 13-1/2" x 10". Glazed, matted and presented in a handsome Art Nouveau style frame.
• American School late 19th/early
  American School late 19th/early 20th c. "Battle of Mobile Bay August 5th 1864: Admiral Farragut's Union fleet defeating the Confederate ironclad CSS Tennessee" oil on canvas unsigned 20 1/2 in. x 29 1/4 in. in a period giltwood frame.
• 1901 TX CONFEDERATE SURGEON BOOK,
  1901 TX CONFEDERATE SURGEON BOOK, ALAMO WATERCOLORSGrouping of late 19th/early 20th century Texas items including a 1901 Confederate Surgeon Book and six folk art watercolors of San Antonio including Alamo. 1st item - Large leather bound journal with title, "Surgeon's Case Book. Texas Confederate Home". Provides great detail into various medical maladies the Confederate veterans in this facility were encountering in later age. An entry example includes one for J. M. Stalcup, admitted 1891 (born 1839). "Disability from gunshot wounds received in battle. Furloughed to Bryan Texas on June 26, 1902, Reunion Hoods Brig - Returned on June 28, 1902." Note - a Jasper M. Stalcup is listed in the 1st Texas Volunteer Infantry, Co. G and was listed as wounded at Chickamauga and wounded and disabled at the Battle of the Wilderness. Entries for approximately 280 Texas Confederate veterans. (From the Texas State Historical Association) - The Texas Confederate Home in Austin began as a project of the John B. Hood Camp of United Confederate Veterans, which obtained a charter from the state on November 28, 1884. The camp's main purpose was to establish a home for disabled and indigent Confederate veterans. 16" x 17 1/4". 2nd grouping - grouping of six (6) cabinet card size watercolors of San Antonio scenes depicting rural life with inscriptions verso. Includes a watercolor of the Alamo with inscription on back, "Founded May 1744, Assaulted March 1836 San Antonio Texas". Other scenes include a Tamale stand, Mexican Jacals, and Cowboys. 4 1/4" x 5 1/4" card size. Late 19th/early 20th century. Provenance: Private Arkansas collection. Condition: 1st item - book spine detached, cover corners with losses, a few interior pages detached. 2nd grouping - broken corners and edges on cabinet cards, Mexican Jacal scene with tear, corner loss to burro boy watercolor.
• BATTLE OF EL CANEY, EL PASO &
  BATTLE OF EL CANEY, EL PASO & FORTIFICATIONS OF SANTIAG...Kurz & Allison. Battle of El Caney, El Paso & Fortifications of Santiago. Charge of the Rough Riders. Chicago, 1898. Color lithographed print, battle details imprinted in lower left corner. Matted. 20 x 27”. Extraordinarily vibrant condition with, with a few short marginal tears, otherwise fine.
• American School, 19th Century
  American School, 19th Century Battle of the USS Kearsarge and the CSS Alabama oil on canvas 24 x 34 inches. Property from the Collection of the Legendary Dealer Norm Flayderman
• BATTLE OF ALAMANCE 1 OZ SILVER
  BATTLE OF ALAMANCE 1 OZ SILVER NATIVE AMERICAN MIN The Battle of Alamance (Revolutionary War). 2021 - 1 oz .999 silver, Silver mintage of 1000 and only 776 with painted obverses. Comes with COA in Native American Mint presentation box.
• BATTLE OF ALAMANCE 1 OZ SILVER
  BATTLE OF ALAMANCE 1 OZ SILVER NATIVE AMERICAN MIN Native American Mint's American Revolution Series - The Battle of Alamance. 2021 - 1 ounce .999 silver, Silver mintage of 1000 and only 776 with painted obverses. Comes with COA in Native American Mint presentation box.
• American School late 19th c. "The
  American School late 19th c. "The Battle of Galveston: Capture of the USS Harriet Lane by the CSS Bayou City and Neptune" oil on canvas inscribed "Civil War Naval Battle between U.S. Gun Boat and Two Confederate Boats the Bayou City and Neptune Sinking" lower right 20 3/8 in. x 33 1/4 in. framed.
• Colonel John Singleton Mosby CSA
  Colonel John Singleton Mosby CSA ANS Inked note 6.0 x 3.5 in. on heavy stock in Mosby's hand: The Alamo Washington / March 20th-1914. / Dr. or Mrs. Watson: What has become of you? My friend Dr. Will Donn wrote me of your/being in quarantine but you must / certainly have been released long ago. / Where is Miss Litchfield? If she / is still here I want to call on her? I have accepted an invitation to / deliver a lecture on stu(illegible) covery / before a military club at Toronto / Canada on April 27th. I wish you / could go along / Yours Sincerely / Jno. S. Mosby. The former ''Gray Ghost'' made a career out of self-promotion and died in 1916 at age 82. Condition: Edges of card stock brown with bend upper left corner else VG.
• Two Kurz & Allison
  Two Kurz & Allison chromolithographs: both Battle of Atlanta; Death of Gen. James B. McPherson - July 22 1864. Army of the Tennessee engaged, Chicago, 1888, chromolithograph on wove paper, unframed, page 22 x 28-1/4 in. One with foxing, corner crease, small tears, the other with corner loss lower right and rust stain, both with minor chipping at edges, light toning, grime.
• LARGE FRAMED SAN JACINTO "LIBERTY
  LARGE FRAMED SAN JACINTO "LIBERTY OR DEATH" FLAG 20th c., hand-made replica of the flag carried by Texans in the 1836 battle with Santa Ana's army, which was soundly defeated by the outnumbered Texan force, setting the stage for an independent Texas, pigment on cotton, mounted in a shadowbox frame, gallery label verso, 29.5"h x 32"w (flag), 37.25"h x 40.25"w x 2"d (frame)
• RANDY LEE WHITE PICTORIAL BATTLE
  RANDY LEE WHITE PICTORIAL BATTLE WORK ON PAPER Texas,b. 1951Untitled composition depicting Native American figures on horseback in the midst of battle with geometric and figural shapes throughout.
• Charles Oglesby Longabaugh
  Charles Oglesby Longabaugh (American/New Orleans, 1885-1944) \"Facade - The Alamo\", etching, ed/50, image 5\" x 7\", pencil titled lower left, pencil signed lower right \"C. Longabaugh\". Unframed.
• BATTLE OF CHATTANOOGAKurz &
  BATTLE OF CHATTANOOGAKurz & Allison. Battle of Chattanooga. Chicago, 1888. Color lithographed print with battle details imprinted in lower left. Matted. 20 x 27”. Toned from uneven light exposure, else good.
• Civil War painting, James Hope,
  Civil War painting, James Hope, "The Battle of Chickahominy Bluff", the first battle of Seven Days Campaign of 1862 near Richmond, Virginia, unsigned, attributed to James Hope, Scottish/American, 1818-1892, oil on canvas, 27 x 40-1/8 in.; modern gilt wood frame with frame plate. Lined with linen and restretched on new stretcher, crackle, retouch throughout sky, hills at right of center, approximately 20 percent of surface affected; frame with abrasions. Kennedy Galleries, Inc., New York, stock number 114392 (with two labels verso); purchased in the 1990s; Private Collection, Chattanooga, Tennessee
• GATO FRIAS "BATTLE OF SAN
  GATO FRIAS "BATTLE OF SAN LORENZO" OIL ON CANVAS Gato Frias (Spanish, b. 1948), "Battle of San Lorenzo," depicting the 1813 battle between the independent faction of Argentina and the Spanish Empire, oil on canvas, signed lower left, legend on lower right. Image: 39" H x 46.5" W; frame: 44.5" H x 52" W. Provenance: Removed from a collection in Mt. Kisco.
• 1 vol. [Lundy, Benjamin.] The
  1 vol. [Lundy, Benjamin.] The War in Texas. Philadelphia: Merrihew and Gunn, 1837. Second edition. 8vo, 20th-Century red cloth-backed bds., paper spine label; light wear. Scattered light foxing, some moderate foxing, staining & soiling to first & last few leaves. Howes L-569, "first to ascribe this war to a slave-holding conspiracy"; American Imprints
• SALVADOR DALí (SPANISH,
  SALVADOR DALí (SPANISH, 1904–1989) BATTLE OF TETUASalvador Dalí (SPANISH, 1904–1989) Battle of Tetuan. H.C Numbered. Unframed. Measures 20 x 29 inches wide
• SHEPARD PAINE "TO THE LAST MAN"
  SHEPARD PAINE "TO THE LAST MAN" PEWTER SCULPTUREDESCRIPTION: A Shepard Paine pewter sculpture titled "To the Last Man" (Battle of the Alamo 1836), sculpted in 1986 by the renowned military artist sculptor Sheperd Paine commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Battle of the Alamo. CIRCA: 1986. ORIGIN: USA. DIMENSIONS: W: 12" H: 13" D: 8". Have a similar item to sell? Contact: Info@Akibaantiques.com. CONDITION: Vintage condition. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS(305)-332-9274. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission."
• AFTER SALVADOR DALI PRINT BATTLE OF
  AFTER SALVADOR DALI PRINT BATTLE OF TETUANAfter Salvador Dali (Spain, 1904-1989). Print, Battle of Tetuan. With embossed portions upper and lower left and upper right. Pencil signed lower right and numbered 231/275 in pencil lower left, with Dali CAG blindstamp lower left. On watermarked Arches paper. Unframed. Image 22 3/4" x 30 1/2", sheet 29 1/4" x 41". Minor discoloration in margins, corners creased.
• [BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS
  [BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS MAP][Battle of New Orleans Map] , "Plan of an Attack made by the British Forces on the American Lines in Advance of Orleans on the 8th January 1815", engraved map, hand-colored in blue and red, ND but c. 1815, 15 1/2 in. x 14 1/4 in., matted and framed Provenance: Collection of Brooke and Maria Fox, Metairie, LA
• BATTLE OF CHICKAMAUGAKurz &
  BATTLE OF CHICKAMAUGAKurz & Allison. Battle of Chickamauga. Chicago, 1890. Color lithographed print, with battle details captioned in lower left corner. Matted. 20 x 27”. Fine.
• A series of ten marine panorama
  A series of ten marine panorama prints relating to the first naval battle of the third Anglo-Dutch war, the battle of Solebay, 28th May 1972, backed on linen
• SAM HOUSTON (TEXAS) C1860
  SAM HOUSTON (TEXAS) C1860 CARTE-DE-VISITECDV of Sam Houston, the general who led Texans to victory in the decisive Battle of San Jacinto, and later served as president of the Republic of Texas (twice), as Texas governor and as the first U.S. senator from Texas. (He also served earlier asthe governor of Tennessee, the only person in the history of the country to serve as governor of two different states.) Uncredited, but other examples of this image have the backstamp for C.D. Fredericks. Measures 4" x 2-1/2". See images. Fine condition. Small toning spot along right border, not affecting photo. Pencil identification on verso. shipping info This item can be shipped in-house.
• BATTLE OF KENESAW MOUNTAINKurz &
  BATTLE OF KENESAW MOUNTAINKurz & Allison. Battle of Kenesaw Mountain. Chicago, 1891. Color lithographed print, with caption at lower left: –June 27, 1864, (Gen. Sherman, Com.) Loss: Gen. Harker, Col. McCook, Rice & 3000 Conf. (Gen. Johnston, Com.) Loss: 600.” 20 x 27”. Matted. A few trifling light brown spots, fine overall.
• Ernest Haskell WHERE DUELS ARE
  Ernest Haskell WHERE DUELS ARE FOUGHT; ALANA PASTORALE Two etchings Estimate: $75  - $125
• BATTLE OF PACEO (MANILA, FEB. 4 & 5
  BATTLE OF PACEO (MANILA, FEB. 4 & 5 1899)Kurz & Allison. Battle of Paceo (Manila, Feby. 4 & 5, 1899). Chicago, 1899. Color lithographed print, with battle details imprinted in the corner. Matted. 20 x 27 _”. Trimmed just outside or along the inner margin. Fine.
• War of 1812 Soldier's Letter
  War of 1812 Soldier's Letter dated December 21, 1814, from Micajah C. Rogers to an unknown officer, in the "Vicinity of Fort Montgomery" (probably Fort Montgomery in Mississippi Territory), written in the weeks between the Battles of Pensacola and New Orleans and only days before the signing of the Treaty of Ghent ended the war, describing reconnaissance along the Escambia River, Major Blue's troop movements, and the capture and killing of Indians in Pensacola, 17 lines on one page, handwritten in brown ink on laid paper, 12 x 7-1/8 in.,
• [War of 1812] Two titles concerning
  [War of 1812] Two titles concerning the Battle for Baltimore (September 1814) 1) ''The Citizens Soldiers at Northpoint and Fort McHenry September 12 and 13 1814'' (Baltimore Freeman & Goodsmith circa 1840) octavo wraps with printed paper label; 2) ''The Citizens Soldiers at Northpoint and Fort McHenry September 12 and 13 1814'' (Baltimore C. S. Saffell 1889) octavo pictorial cloth Estimate $ 60-90
• MICHAEL SCHRECK HISTORICAL CIVIL
  MICHAEL SCHRECK HISTORICAL CIVIL WAR PAINTING Alabama,b.1950Realist work depicting soldiers on horseback conferring after discovering an Indian arrow with a soldier in the background holding an American flag.
• Currier & Ives Colored
  Currier & Ives Colored Lithographs Including The Battle of Petersburg Va. Lot of 2 including The Battle of Petersburg Va. April 2nd 1865. hand colored framed to 11.25 x 15 in.; plus an unframed REPRINT of The U.S. Sloop of War "Kearsarge" 7 guns Sinking the Pirate "Alabama" 8 Guns." Condition: Toning. light soiling and a water stain at upper left.
• ZACHARY TAYLOR AND HIS BATTLES
  ZACHARY TAYLOR AND HIS BATTLES ENGRAVING, ENSIGNS & THA...Taylor & His Battles hand-colored engraving depicting President Zachary Taylor on horseback and surrounded by vignettes illustrating significant military exploits involving Taylor, such as the Mexican-American War battles of Okeechobee, Monterey, and Buena Vista, along with the occupation of Matamoras; the War of 1812 battle of Fort Harrison; and battle scenes including the capture of Romulo Diaz de la Vega at the Battle of Resaca de la Palma and the death of Samuel B. Ringgold, following wounds sustained at the Battle of Palo Alto. With commentary on each scene along lower edge. Published by Ensigns & Thayer, New York, 1847. Housed under plexiglass in a black metal frame with ivory mat. Sight: 29" H x 22" W. Frame: 33 1/2" H x 26 1/4" W. Condition: Toning throughout, with creasing and 5 1/2" repaired tear to lower center. Scattered staining and discoloration, especially to upper and lower margins. Not examined out of frame.
• BATTLE OF GAINES MILL, SOLDIER'S
  BATTLE OF GAINES MILL, SOLDIER'S LETTEROptimistic six-page letter written by a Union soldier and dated June 22, 1862, five days before the Battle of Gaines Mill, aka the Battle of Chickahominy River. Evidently it was intended for publication, as it was addressed to "Mssrs Editors" and titled "Banks of the Chickahominy." Signed "Rambler" at the end. Very interesting content, including accounts of alleged Confederate atrocities, such as the killing of a prisoner -- "[he] refused to mount his horse and was shot and left dead on troadside." It ends, "When the great battle will come off, it is hard to say ... it is not too distant however, and when it does come off, it will be one of the most fearful contests the world ever witnessed, and although the enemy have every advantage in knowledge of the country, position and numbers, they will be awfully thrashed by our brave boys and driven howling through Richmond like beaten spaniels." The writer's prediction was off, as the Confederates won the battle decisively. Pagesmeasure 12-3/8" x 7-7/8". Letter came out of estate with the included CDV photo of a soldier whose identity is unknown, though it is presumed that he is the writer. See images. This item can be shipped in-house.