Collection: Full Gallery

Copley, John Singleton "The Death of Major Peirson and the defeat of the French troops in the market place of St Helier's in the island of Jersey Jany 6, 1781."

Brown, M. “To the Lord’s Commissioners of the Admiralty. This Print of The Celebrated Victory obtained by The British Fleet under the Command of Earl Howe, over The French Fleet...”

Birch, William "Girard's Bank, late the Bank of the United States, With a View of Third Street Philadelphia."

Dodd, Robert "...the Gallant Defense of Captn. Pearson in his Majesty's Ship SERAPIS, and the COUNTESS OF SCARBOROUGH Arm'd Ship Captn. Piercy, against Paul Jones's Squadron…”

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

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

Palmer, F.F. "The Village Street."

Hoffy, Alfred "The Artillery Corps of Philadelphia Greys, (Company D). Comd. By Capt. Geo. Cadwalader . . ."

Kuhler, Otto "Steamboat Wharf"

Reinagle, Hugh “Macdonough’s Victory on Lake Champlain, And Defeat Of The British Army At Plattsburg By Genl. Macomb, Septr. 11th. 1814.”

Unattributed. "Imperial Botany - or a Peep at Josephine's Collection of English Exoticks. Vide the Champion Jany 30, 1814."

Le Breton, Louis "Le Péreire, Compagnie Générale Transatlantique. Ligne du Havre a New-York."

Le Breton, Louis "Le Louis XIV. Vaisseau de 1er Rang. Servant D'Ėcole Aux Matelots-Canonniers, en Rade de Brest."

Cruikshank, Isaac "A Magisterial Visit."

Birch, William "The Theatre in Chesnut[sic]-street Philadelphia."

Birch, William "High Street Market."

Sweert, Emanuel "Rosa" From "Florilegium"

Sweert, Emanuel "Iris" From "Florilegium"

Kuhler, Otto "Gateway to the New World"

Birch, William Russell "Jail in Walnut Street Philadelphia"

Morland, George [Set of four mezzotints telling the story of a military recruit]

Lehman, George “The Great Elm Tree of Shackamaxon (Now Kensington)”