Four historic framed prints of American soldiers in uniform 1774 - 1783 that were commissioned by the Quartermaster General of the Army (1890 - 1907) Ameila Earhart with John Hancock’s name printed

with John Hancock’s name printed at the bottom

where this carving is on display

Giles was commissioned as a second lieutenant in Company B of the 69th New York State Militia

amid the dark and silent world of the spy

Scott came the Executive duty of appointing in his stead a General-in-Chief of the Army

Four historic framed prints of American soldiers in uniform 1774 - 1783 that were commissioned by the Quartermaster General of the Army (1890 - 1907) Ameila Earhart with John Hancock’s name printedUpdated April 3: These have been sold. These prints with illustrations of uniforms and weapons used during the 1779 to 1783 period of the American Revolution were commissioned by the Quartermaster General of the Army: I 1774 1775 Independent Company Organizations. II 1776 1779 Miscellaneous Organizations Continental Army. IV 1779 1783 Infantry Continental Army V 1777 1783 Artillery These are the original prints (1898 1907), not reproductions, and