Early american posters & prints

Early Americans Making Their Way to Vote Anonymous

Pedestrians and Buggies on Early American Town Street Anonymous

Portrait of Early American Leader Charles Carroll Anonymous

Early American Campaign Poster Anonymous

Advertisement Seeking Colonists for Virginia Anonymous

Three Osage braves Myers and Co

Early Map of America Anonymous

Early American Room, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts, c.1909-20 Detroit Publishing Co.

Early American Tavern Anonymous

Early American Settlement Anonymous

Robert Dugan, ca. 1810 Unknown

Early American Soldiers Relaxing at Canteen at Fort Keogh Anonymous

Major Long Holding a Council with the Oto Indians, engraved by Lawson, 1819 Samuel (after) Seymour

Vignette portrait of a Young Boy Jeremiah Gurney

A Society of Patriotic Ladies Anonymous

Central part of Concord John Warner (after) Barber

Map to Show Position of the Early Settlements in North America Anonymous

Early Map of America Anonymous

James Merrill Cook, 1840 Nelson Cook

Lenox, Massachusetts John Warner (after) Barber

Early Map of America Anonymous

Early American railroad car adopted from road transport Anonymous

Pennsylvania Station Excavation, 1909 George Wesley Bellows

Early American Public Official and Author John Milton Hay Posing Anonymous

Map bounded by Rivington Street, Ridge Street, Division Street, Canal Street, Ludlow Street. 1857 Anonymous

Expedition of Thomas Cavendish Jacques (d.1587/88) (after) Le Moyne

On the Ontonagon river, Narrative Journal of Travels Anonymous

Steamboat Travel on the Hudson River, 1811-ca.1813 Pavel Petrovic Svin'in

Thomas Macdonough, ca. 1818 Joseph Wood

Columbiaville and Stockport Creek, near New York, early 19th century American School

Mrs. Stephen Van Rensselaer III, ca. 1810 Robert Fulton

Winnebagoes Myers and Co

The Repeal, or the Funeral Procession of Miss Americ-Stamp, pub. 1766 Benjamin Wilson

Early American Meeting House. Anonymous

Native Americans, North Western Frontier Myers and Co

American League cycles in Pennsylvania Avenue. Mid May 1884. Washington. United States. Engraving. Anonymous