Presented here is Thomas Jefferson's personal copy of the first edition of The Federalist
Mobs sprung up all over the colonies
it is forbidden to any officer or soldier within this Department to arrest
And a little over three years after he signed this photograph he passed away in his sleep
The Virginia State Monument
Historical plate showing the landing of Gen. Lafayette in New York Pin Presented here is Thomas Jefferson'sUpdated at 9: 20 pm: This has been sold. Manufactured by James and Ralph Clews, England, active Cobridge, Staffordshire, England, 1818 1834. Scene after an engraving by, Samuel Maverick, American, 1789 1845. Marked "STAFFORDSHIRE CLEWS WARRANTED" on the back. Since this is the bicentennial of Lafayette's famous visit to the United States, I thought this was something we should offer. Here's the way the Birmingham Museum of Art describes the event