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Two Continental Soldier Pay Documents and a Continental one third dollar note - Framed Ornament at the Siege of Louisbourg

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at the Siege of Louisbourg

This Boston company was founded in 1810 by Otis Norcross on Fish Street on the waterfront

In particular

commemorates the 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party on December 16

Two Continental Soldier Pay Documents and a Continental one third dollar note - Framed Ornament at the Siege of LouisbourgUpdated October 4: This has been sold. Two original documents, dated 1792, related to financial transactions between two soldiers and William Hall of Providence, Rhode Island in which each soldier signs over future payments due him in exchange for cash now from William Hall. Benjamin Evens of Smithfield, Rhode Island, who had served as a soldier in John Topham's regiment Josiah Allen of Attleborough, Massachusetts, who had served as a Corporal in the

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