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Tracking Arizona’s Growth, from Territory to 48th State

Arizona became the nation’s 48th state in 1912. Prior to its statehood, Arizona was a part of the Territory of New Mexico. It was then organized as a separate territory on February 24, 1863. Read m...

A George Washington Memorial Engraving, with an Interesting Publication History

Published twice, both in times of collective mourning and reflection, John Donlevy's calligraphic memorial print of George Washington offered the public a means of remembrance, celebration, and con...

Fascinating Railway Maps of the 19th Century

In the mid-1800s, railroads were transforming the landscape of North America, revolutionizing transportation, industry, and shifting populations seemingly overnight. Maps from this era reflect this...

U.S. Naval Jack with 48 Stars

This star-studded flag was produced for use on a ship, and its size makes a statement. This is the U.S. Navy Union Jack with 48 stars, arranged in six rows of eight.

Clamshells, Slipcases, and Chemises

A suitable custom enclosure, whether a clamshell case, a slipcase, or a portfolio, can ensure that your books, artworks, or documents will maintain their condition over time. 

First Edition of Henry Cumings’ 1783 Election Sermon: A Post-Revolutionary Reflection on Governance

Printed and published in Boston in 1783 by T. and J. Fleet, this sermon by Henry Cumings stands as a vivid contemporary record of America's earliest efforts to define leadership and liberty and civ...

Signed Aviation Autobiographies

Discover a rare opportunity to own a piece of aviation history with our selection of signed flight books, each penned by some of the most legendary figures in the skies.

42 Stars on a 7th Cavalry flag

A new month brings along new arrivals to our store. We recently acquired and framed up this impressive 42-star guidon flag, used by the 7th Cavalry. The flag dates to the late 19th century and tell...

The Railroad That Built the West

Before highways crisscrossed the country, one railway did more than move passengers from east to west, it helped shape the American West. Our latest collection of vintage Santa Fe Railway posters c...

Gettysburg Immortalized

This 1876 engraving, Gettysburg. The Repulse of Longstreet’s Assault, is based on James Walker’s monumental painting and meticulously researched by John B. Bachelder to depict the climactic moment ...