W. H. HARRISON AND "GOV. DAVIS" 1840 MASSACHUSETTS

Green printed silk pictorial ribbon issued to the "Bunker Hill Convention / September 10, 1840" for "Ward IX of Boston." Imprinted "Harrison & Tyler / Davis & Hull." [3" W x 8" H]. Toning, light stain

1" x 1-1/8" rectangular impressed brass shell badge with trefoil-shaped corners and inset with the reverse-decorated sulphide glass panel. Plain reverse.

1840 W H Harrison Presidential Campaign Medal Peoples Choice Hero of Tippecanoe Medal Found Metal Detecting as Pictured. $5 DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

Circa 1840 Maj. Gen. W.H. Harrison Presidential Campaign Token

Painted box with checker board on lid. Drawing of 'First Congregational Church, Lowell, Mass.' on inside of lid. Signed 'Joseph'. Massachusetts, circa 1840. H 5" W 14-3/8" D 7-1/2". Condition: Excelle

An early William Henry Harrison ( American 173-1841) political campaign handkerchief, ca.1840. He became the ninth President of the United States (1841) Dimensions: Framed H 26.5" x W 31", sight: H 23

An 1840 Brass Presidential Campaign Token / Medal / Medallion for Major General W. H. Harrison | Obverse: Profile of Harrison facing left, surrounded by the inscription "Maj. Gen.l W. H. Harrison Born

Circa 1841 Maj. Gen. W. H. Harrison Campaign Medal; Harrison once the Whig Party’s Presidential nomination in 1840 and went on to win the Presidency, but died after just a month in office; belo

dated 1840; rare and historically important transferware set, comprising: teapot, sugar bowl, and creamer, in the Columbia Star pattern, image of farmer working the field in front of log cabin. The im

Rare William Henry Harrison political campaign purse. Together with a small steel engraving of Harrison. Circa 1840. H 4-3/4" W 5-1/4". Copy and paste this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbo

American Rare Harrison and Reform campaign flag 1840silk 21 h × 28 w in (53 × 71 cm) This rare flag is from William Henry Harrison's 1840 Presidential campaign, depicting a log cab

Autumnal landscape with snow-capped mountain in distance Oil on canvas Signed lower left: William R. Davis, signed again on the stretcher 11'' H x 16'' W Provenance: The Estate of Tammis Day, Sula, MT

Title: Circa 1840 Campaign William Henry Harrison Folk Art Drawing Description: William Henry Harrison Folk Art Drawing. Pencil and charcoal on card stock, with pencil identification at l.l. W.H. Harr

American (Boston, Massachusetts), circa 1840. Portrait on board of blue-eyed woman in olive-green dress and necklace. 15"h. 11"w. In a paint-decorated frame, 16.25"h. 12.24"w.

Scarce redware pottery bank. Coin slot in door. Dates on bottom 1840-1888.L 3"H 2-1/2" W 2". Earmarking the William Henry Harrison-Martin Van Buren election in 1840 and Harrison's grandson's campaign

original paint, No 1/S. W. Bridgham/1826, 13"h (not incl. handle); 8"diam. Samuel Willard Bridgham (1776-1840) born in Sekonk, Massachusetts, was the first

Antique 1840's Signed Howard & Davis Boston #3 Banjo Clock. Signed on the movement & the metal dial. Weight driven. Very clean restored condition. h 36" w 13" . Found in St Paul MN estate collection.

12" tall, 7 1/2" in diameter

Two silk printed campaign ribbons. Comprises 1.) Ribbon with rectangular portrait of Harrison above an obelisk,imprinted "September 10, 1840" [2-1/2" W x 6-3/4" H, not including frayed top and bottom

Hollow cut profile identified as "T.B. Brown, father of Mrs. Clara N. Turnbull. Made in Mass, 1840". Minor stains. Framed, 4"h. 3.5"w.

J. Watson Davis (1870 - 1959), lot of ten pen and ink drawings, 8" h x 12" w and smaller. Provenance: From the estate of the late Harry Reed Everson, an avid collector from Marblehead, Massachusetts.

19th century (1840) English butler's secretary, Gothic Revival, in two parts, 73" H x 40" W x 19" D. Provenance: From an Essex, Massachusetts estate.

Howard & Davis "No. 3" Banjo Clock third quarter 19th century, Boston, Massachusetts, in a cherry case, the dial with an ogee-molded surround. h. 37-1/2", w. 15-1/2", d. 3-3/4"

William Henry Harrison Signed War of 1812-Dated Check, Among Finest Known! A check engrossed by War of 1812 hero and future 9th U.S. President William Henry Harrison (1773-1841), and 2x signed by him,