Collection: Military

Barclay, McClelland "Bundles For Bluejackets”

Cornwell, Dean “Victory-now you can invest in it! Victory Loan”

Triedler, Adolph “Care is Costly. Buy and Hold War Bonds”

Unattributed "Philco Quality”

Unattributed "Mistakes Cost More than Dough. Maintain Philco Quality”

Unattributed "Enlist in a Proud Profession . . . Join the US Cadet Nurse Corps”

Beneker, Gerrit A. “Sure We'll Finish The Job. Victory Liberty Loan.”

Morgan, P.G. “Keep this Hand of Mercy at its work. War Fund Week. One Hundred Million Dollars.” [Second War Fund]

Meyer, Herbert W. “Our Country Needs Ships.”

Colen, Arthur William “Register June 5th. A great day of patriotic devotion and obligation. - Woodrow Wilson”

Dodd, Robert "The Pearl Captn Montague taking the L'Esperance October 1, 1780"

Unattributed. "Channel Fleet. Britain's Floating Fortresses."

Heath, Willliam “Defeat of a French Division before Badajos _ March 25th. 1811” Pl. 18.

Heath, Willliam "Vignette title" From "The Martial Achievements of Great Britain and Her Allies from 1799 to 1815” Pl. 1.

Currier & Ives "The Soldiers Home, The Vision"

Cornè, Michele Felice “The Wasp Boarding the Frolic" First edition.

Williams, Bob “La Fortaleza Volante. Orgullo del ejercitio de lost estados Unidos…. Coloso enter los bonbarderos… dominador invincible del espacio.” [The Flying Fortress.]

Unattributed. “View of the United States’ frigate Constitution, engraved upon a piece of wood taken from one of her live oak knees in 1833”

Unattributed “Essex and the British Frigates in the Harbour of Valparaiso.” From Horace Kimball’s "American Naval Battles…"

Unattributed Plate F. [Russian Frigate and Sloop]

Unattributed Plate B. [Russian Frigate]

Port Folio "Blowing up of the Fire Ship Intrepid commanded by Capt. Somers in the Harbour of Tripoli on the Night of the 4th. Sept. 1804"

Pocock, Nicholas "To Captain Sir H.B. Neale Bart, of His Majesty's Ship St Fiorenzo the Honble Captain Herbert of the Amelia..."

Pocock, Nicholas "To the memory of Captain George Nicholas Hardinge... Actions... with La Piémontaise French Frigate, near the Island of Ceylon, 8 March 1808.."