1785 PHILADELPHIA "Revolutionary War Soldiers Pay Document" COUNCIL OF PENN
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1785 PHILADELPHIA "Revolutionary War Soldiers Pay Document" COUNCIL OF PENN:
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I have a vast amount of estate items I've bought over the last 30 plus years. Some are recent purchases and many are decades old. There are fewer and fewer estate sales than there were in years past. Items are becoming much harder to find. If you purchase this item, I hope you are happy and enjoy it. Condition for age as shown. Just remember enlarged photos or scans tend to exaggerate any flaws. I've blown this up big enough so that you can see what your buying. 1785 PHILADELPHIA "Revolutionary War Soldiers Pay Document" COUNCIL OF PENN. This is on woven paper and is all original. TO DAVID RITTENHOUSE. From 1779 to 1787 Rittenhouse was Treasurer of Pennsylvania, and from 1792 -1795 he served as director of the United States Mint. A clockmaker by trade, Rittenhouse built mathematical instruments and, it is believed, the first telescope in the United States. He also introduced the use of natural spider webbing to form the reticle (system of cross hairs) in telescope transits and other position-measuring instruments. James Irvine (August 4, 1735 – April 28, 1819) was a Pennsylvania soldier and politician of the Colonial, Revolutionary, and Post-Revolutionary periods. THE SOLDIERS NAME LOOKS TO BE DANIEL WELGAR. Measures 6 & 1/2 X 8". SCROLL TO BOTTOM OF PAGE TO SEE ALL PHOTOS & SCANS. BUYING AS SHOWN, AS IS. I think you will be happy with this item. Check out all my other sales. If you want to see my other sales just pop on VIEW SELLERS OTHER ITEMS at top right hand corner of listing page. 1785 PHILADELPHIA "Revolutionary War Soldiers Pay Document" COUNCIL OF PENN 1785 PHILADELPHIA "Revolutionary War Soldiers Pay Document" COUNCIL OF PENN
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DescriptionI have a vast amount of estate items I've bought over the last 30 plus years. Some are recent purchases and many are decades old. There are fewer and fewer estate sales than there were in years past. Items are becoming much harder to find. If you purchase this item, I hope you are happy and enjoy it. Condition for age as shown. Just remember enlarged photos or scans tend to exaggerate any flaws. I've blown this up big enough so that you can see what your buying. 1785 PHILADELPHIA "Revolutionary War Soldiers Pay Document" COUNCIL OF PENN. This is on woven paper and is all original. TO DAVID RITTENHOUSE. From 1779 to 1787 Rittenhouse was Treasurer of Pennsylvania, and from 1792 -1795 he served as director of the United States Mint. A clockmaker by trade, Rittenhouse built mathematical instruments and, it is believed, the first telescope in the United States. He also introduced the use of natural spider webbing to form the reticle (system of cross hairs) in telescope transits and other position-measuring instruments. James Irvine (August 4, 1735 – April 28, 1819) was a Pennsylvania soldier and politician of the Colonial, Revolutionary, and Post-Revolutionary periods. THE SOLDIERS NAME LOOKS TO BE DANIEL WELGAR. Measures 6 & 1/2 X 8". SCROLL TO BOTTOM OF PAGE TO SEE ALL PHOTOS & SCANS. BUYING AS SHOWN, AS IS. I think you will be happy with this item. Check out all my other sales. If you want to see my other sales just pop on VIEW SELLERS OTHER ITEMS at top right hand corner of listing page.
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