Lock of Napoléon’s hair
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During Napoléon’s lifetime, his personal possessions were already becoming regarded as treasured relics of a great man. On St. Helena, while he was having his hair cut one day, the Emperor noticed his friend Count Emmanuel de Las Cases hiding a bit of his hair and asked him what he was doing. When Las Cases denied doing anything, Napoléon simply gave him a wry smile.
Historical Provenance - Las Casas family collection
THOMAS JEFFERSON, JAMES MADISON, DAVID GELSTON SIGNED DOCUMENT, 1ST BARBARY WAR
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STEPHEN DECATUR & STEPHEN DECATUR SR. SIGNED, U.S. NAVY, BARBARY WARS, WAR 1812
$2500.00
Cadet Sweets Trading Card 1959 Pirate Buccaneer PSA 10 Barbary Cannon war ships
$399.96
1805 PORTLAND GAZETTE NEWSPAPER END OF WAR WITH BARBARY PIRATES
$300.00
Puritan and Cavalier The English Civil war by James Barbary Hard cover
$25.05
The USS New York in the Barbary Wars & First Day Cover honoring New York State
$39.99
