Bear

I'm trying to date this one.

Here is a website with some good info on this print. Click on the picture for bigger shots.

http://www.pythiapress.com/Moss/John-C-Moss.htm

George

Hello,

My grandfather after WWII was an old post master or he ran the local post office that was built sometime in the late 1800's. When a new post office was built he took(he did pay for them) a bunch of stuff that wasn't going to the new location such as old pictures, chair, books, and the biggest desk that was ever made. Most of the stuff was donated several years ago to the local museum and they dated from the late 1800's. I got these old prints that came from the post office but I'm having a problem dating them. I think he had them reframed sometime in the 1980s.

I'm thinking of getting some none glare glass.

thanks,

barry

George Washington

Date Unknown

Lord Nelson

Both of his awards look similar to the Perrot.

Website with some info.

http://www.stjoachimorder.org/nelson.htm

Hello,

Here is a print of Horace Sebastiani and a link to Wiki.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horace_Sebastiani

thanks,

barry

Color

U-Boat Officers

Almost Pink :banger:

Count Bertrand

Pink :banger:

Napoleonic Marshal Bernadotte

General Jean Baptiste Meynier(1749-1813)

Lannes would join Meynier at the Battle of Dego 15 April 1796. I don't know if the general died of illness or was killed in battle. The document is to the Minister of War on calvary matters.

Color

I thought I'd try a print.

Napoleonic General Lamarque

Hello Alex,

Everytime I tried to fix the water it just got worse.

In case anyone is looking for a color program this is the one I downloaded. It's easy once you figure out what is going on.

Free 21 day trial

Recolored

http://www.recolored.com

thanks,

barry

My first attempt

Hello,

Here is my attempt I got stumped on the water.

Old Press Photo
KpLt Guggeberger & KpLt Schomburg

Hello,

Probably has nothing to do about your ring but I thought I'd post a link.

The Green Dragon Tavern and the American Revolution

http://www.freemasonrywatch.org/boston_tea_party.html

Brother Edward Proctor's American Revolution Commission

Forewarned, Fore-Armed. :cheers:

25 Oct 1918

St. Quentin

It goes on to say that the German tanks were put out of action on the Esnes-Cambrai road.

9 Oct 1918

29 Mar 1918

Some articles from the Times of London. The pics are a little hard on the eyes.

30 Sept 1916

Hello,

Here is a cap badge that is similiar.

Royal Army Chaplains' Department

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Army_Chaplains_Department

barry

Hello Dan,

I hope that some day I'll have all the Marshals.

This just arrived today. I'm not sure how old it is but it does have some age. Nice little item on Saragossa.

Saragossa, Spain "Our Lady of the Pillar"

40A.D. After Christ's death, ressurection, and ascension, the holy Apostles began to spread the message throughout the land: and eventually into the Roman Empire. St. James the Apostle travelled as far west as to a small village called Saragossa, in Spain. While there, James became disheartened because of the failure of his mission. While James was in deep prayer, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to him and gave him a small wooden statue of herself, and a colum of jasper wood. She said:

"This place is to be my house, and this image and column shall be the title and altar of the temple that you shall build. "

About a year later, James arranged for a small chapel to be built in honor of the Virgin Mary. This would be the first church in the entire world to be dedicated to Mary. The jasper column and the wooden statue can still be seen on special occasions at the church that houses them.