Original 1779 American Revolutionary War Pay Warrant Signed by A Signer of The Declaration of Independence Replica Non-Firing Guns 150 pages in total

150 pages in total

illustrations

Both of the Kommando Guards were then instructed to escort the Americans to the Kommando barracks

leather-wrapped grip and steel scabbard but unlike the M1840 it was smaller and easier to handle

pouches only

Original 1779 American Revolutionary War Pay Warrant Signed by A Signer of The Declaration of Independence Replica Non-Firing Guns 150 pages in totalOriginal Item: Only One Available. Measuring 8. 5 x 6. 5 and dated November 3rd, 1779, this is a Pay Warrant issued to reimburse SAMUEL SQUIER, a commissary, who supplied materials to the State of Connecticut. The Warrant is for ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS, which in today's money is in the region of $140,000. 00. Committee members FENN WADSWORTH, JAMES CHURCH and JOHN LAWRENCE as treasurer signed the Warrant, and the document is Counter signed by