The Great Seal of British Guiana
Coat of Arms, British Guiana, British Guiana (also spelled Guyana) was the name of the British colony…
British Guiana One Cent Stamp, 1862
British Guiana Stamp (1 cent) from 1862. British Guiana (also spelled Guyana) was the name of the British…
British Guiana VI Cents Stamp, 1863
British Guiana Stamp (6 cents) from 1863. British Guiana (also spelled Guyana) was the name of the British…
British Guiana 2 Cents Stamp, 1889
British Guiana Stamp (2 cents) from 1889. British Guiana (also spelled Guyana) was the name of the British…
New York City Three Cent Stamp, 1842
New York City Stamp (3 cent) from 1842. This stamp was acknowledged and ordered by the United States…
Providence Ten Cent Stamp, 1846
Providence Stamp (10 cent) from 1846. This stamp was acknowledged by the United States Government, but…
United States Telegraph Stamp Unknown Value, 1870
United States Telegraph Stamp (value unknown) from 1870
United States Telegraph Stamp One Message of 20 Words, 1892
United States Telegraph Stamp (1 message of 20 words) from 1892
United States Flag, 23 stars
United States Flag, 23-stars, 1820-1822 Alabama and Maine were added as states in 1820, two stars were…
The Great Seal of the United States
Coat of Arms of the United States first appeared publicly in 1782.
Cotidal Lines
This figure "shows the cotidal lines and the lines of equal rise and fall for a diurnal component in…
Diurnal Cotidal Lines
This figure shows "the cotidal lines and lines of equal amplitude for a diurnal tide in a circular sea…
Diurnal Cotidal Lines
This figure shows "the cotidal lines and lines of equal amplitude for a diurnal tide in a circular sea…
Bayberry
The bayberry or Myrica cerifera is small tree native to North America and used in candlemaking and for…
Upper Floridan Aquifer
"Generalized schematic of the hydrogeology of the study area. 1, unconfined conditions (Hawthorn Formation…
Gar-Pike
"The gar-pike (Lepidosteus osseus), a Ganoid fish, now living in North American rivers." -Taylor, 1904
Neolithic Implements Stone Mallets
Stone mallets and the North American Indian method of mounting. A Neolithic age implement. Not drawn…
Compass Plant
"Leaves standing nearly vertical in compass-plant. (Silphium laciniatum). A, view from east or west;…
American Indians Warfare
Singular warfare of the American Indians. Caption below illustration: "I no longer hesitated; I took…
Daniel Webster
A portrait of Daniel Webster, A great statesman during the Antebellum Period of America. (1782-1852)
Statue of Liberty
"The great Bartholdi statue, 'Liberty Enlightening the World,' erected upon Bedloe's Island in New York…
Columbus Discovering Land
Dressed in scarlet, and carrying the banner of the expedition, Columbus landed. He was followed by a…
Ptarmigan Bird
"A bird of the grouse family (Tetraonidae) distinguished from the true grouse by having the toes as…
Pumpkin
"A climbing plant and its fruit, of the genus Cucurbita. The pumpkin is originally from India, but is…
Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty in New York is the largest statue in the world, given as a gift from France to…
George Gordon Meade
(1815-1872) American soldier in the Mexican War and Union general in the Civil War.
John Mitchell
(1869-1919) American labor leader and president of the United Mine Workers of America.
Edwin Anderson Alderman
(1861-1931) American educator serving as president of the University of North Carolina, Tulane University,…
Roald Amundsen
(1872-1928) Norwegian explorer most famous for first reaching the North and South Poles.
Vasco Nunez de Balboa
(1475-1517) Spanish explorer, governor, and conquistador best known for being the first European to…
John George Lambton, First Earl of Durham
(1792-1840) John Lambton, the First Earl of Durham was an English statesman, colonial administrator,…
Cacti
These plants have adapted to continuous drought and are able to retain great amounts of water. These…
