Wm Henry Harrison: 1840 Columbian Star Pitcher

1853 President Wm Henry Harrison War 1812 Battles Tecumseh Indians Fort Meigs William Henry Harrison was the 9th President of the United States of America who began his presidency in 1841 and died onl

Wm. Henry Harris woven-silk campaign ribbon, featuring bust portrait of "Major General Wm. Henry Harrison / Hero of Tippecanoe / Fort Meigs / and Thames" flanked by War of 1812 and log cabin scenes. C

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

[HARRISON, William Henry]. A group of 3 broadsides related to the death and funeral of William Henry Harrison, comprising: Tribute of Respect. Lines, composed on the death of Wm. Henry Harrison. Portl

A Staffordshire Transfer-Printed Copper Lustre 'William Henry Harrison' Cream Pitcher English, Circa 1840s with purple printed image on white ground to each side, one depicting William Henry Harrison

4 COMMEMORATIVE MEDALLIONS AND (5) 1840 WM. HARRISON TOKENS, NOT OLD- IMPERFECTIONS

Political 1840 William Henry Harrison Presidential Campaign Silk Ribbon "Tippecanoe Club" Theme 1840 William Henry Harrison Presidential "Tippecanoe Club" Campaign Silk Ribbon, Choice Very Fine. This

"The People's Choice" in two different images of Harrison.

Each verso "Democratic Whigs"

Political 1840 William Henry Harrison Presidential Campaign Patriotic Sulfide Brooch "Harrison & Reform" (1840) Presidential Campaign, William Henry Harrison, "Harrison & Reform" Patriotic Sulfide Bro

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

Political William Henry Harrison Presidential Campaign Teapot c. 1840 Presidential Campaign William Henry Harrison Political Ceramic Teapot, Extremely Fine. This colorful William H. Harrison 1840 Pres

9 Spoons includes 2 George Washington, Rutherford B Hayes, Andrew Jackson, James Buchanan, John F. Kennedy, James Monroe, John Tyler & William Henry Harrison. Made by W.M. Rogers Mfg. Co. [RUC 118]

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

Political 1840 Harrison & Tyler Unlisted Presidential Campaign Silk Ribbon with Gold Braid and Two Vignettes September 11, 1840-Dated, Unlisted William Henry Harrison Presidential Campaign Silk Ribbon

HARRISON, WILLIAM HENRY. Autograph Document Signed, "Wm. H. Harrison," as Commandant of Fort Washington, ordering the Quartermaster General [John Wilkins, Jr.] to "issue for the use of a Public house

William Henry Harrison: "Hero of Tippecanoe" Flag. 28.5" x 28"' silk flag featuring portrait of "Gen. Wm. H. Harrison The Hero of Tippecanoe". Printed in yellow, blue and brown (likely originally red)

Extremely Rare Tippecanoe Stoneware two gallon political crock. William Henry Harrison nicknamed "Tippecanoe" after his victory over Native American Forces while serving as governor of the Indiana Ter

Cherry walking stick in worn old black painted surface, made from limb cut on Tippecanoe Battlefield in October 1840 at a Whig political meeting for William Henry Harrison, history labeled with 3.5"L

A Ridgway "Columbian Star" Transferware Soup Tureen and Platter   Circa 1840 including two ladles.   stamp mark to underside of platter. Height of tureen 10 1/2 inches. Length of platter 14

This letter was written by William J. Bryan (1784-1860) in 1840. Bryan writes about the election William Henry Harrison ("Old Tip") and informs a friend that his neighbor stole a "negro" from someone

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

WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON CAMPAIGN LETTER Good political content A.L.S., 8pp. 4to., White Post, Va., Sep. 30, 1840. "F. Fauntleroy" writes his brother in Indiana, in part: "...After Gen. Harrison's retur

William Henry Harrison, New England Convention, Bunker Hill, September 10th 1840, mild tatters, corner chip, small stain to right side center, 6.75x3in.