Fort Malden Volunteer Association

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	DOCUMENT - Tecumseh Speech		$ 0.25 + S/H Quantity:

	PHOTO CARD - Carl Morgan, photographer Re-enactors in action at Fort Malden - limited edition photographs - stock varies - call or write for available images		$ 2.85 + S/H Quantity:

	PHOTO CARD - Shirley Dove, photographer Re-enactors in action at Fort Malden - limited edition photographs - stock varies - call or write for available images		$ 2.85 + S/H Quantity:

	PRINT - Battle of the Thames, 5th October 1813 (Emmons) Printed some twenty years after the event, this engraving by artist William Emmons compresses time and geography to show the key elements of the Battle of the Thames. The central figures show Richard M. Johnson, colonel of a corps of mounted Kentucky volunteers and in 1837 Vice-President of the United States, about to fire on an Indian chief, purportedly the great Tecumseh who was killed in the battle. Hand-coloured lithograph from the National Archives of Canada, Documentary Art and Photography Division, Wm. H. Coverdale collection, Negative no. C-41031. approx. print size: 28.1cm x 22.5cm (11.1in x 8.8in)		$ 8.00 + S/H Quantity:

	PRINT - Capture of the Cuyahoga off Fort Malden: July, 1812 (Rindlisbacher) - lg The scene portrays the capture of the transport schooner Cuyahoga in the lower Detroit River at the beginning of the War of 1812. Unaware that war had been declared, the Americans were stopped close to Fort Malden with supplies and invalid soldiers bound for Detroit. Aboard the Cuyahoga were secret papers belonging to General William Hull of the U.S. Army, intelligence which facilitated the capture of Fort Detroit six weeks later by the British under Isaac Brock. This art reproduction is from a limited edition of 950, printed on recycled, acid free cover stock, each copy inspected, signed and numbered by the artist, Peter Rindlisbacher. approx. print size: 45.3cm x 28.8cm (17.7in x 11.3in)		$ 20.00 + S/H Quantity:

	PRINT - Cuyahoga - sm An unnumbered, unsigned extract from the scene is available. Approx. print size: 19cm x 14.7cm (7.5in x 5.8in)		$ 6.00 + S/H Quantity:

	PRINT - Amherstburg 1813 (Reynolds) - lg A contemporary watercolour attributed to Margaret Reynolds, sister of Robert, Deputy Assistant Commissary General at Fort Malden. The view is from Elliott's Point looking north. In the centre is Fort Malden, to the right is the Navy Yard flanked by two large blockhouses and further right is the town of Amherstburg. In the channel is H.M.S. Queen Charlotte, with H.M.S. General Hunter in the background. H.M.S. Detroit in under construction in the Navy Yard. Soon after this painting was made these Royal Navy vessels were taken in the Battle of Lake Erie. Tradition has it that the figures in the centre foreground are, from left to right, Major-General Proctor, commandant at Fort Malden, Robert Reynolds and the Duff sisters. In the group of natives at the lower right, the figure second from the right is said to be the famous Shawnee Chief Tecumseh. Also of interest in this very detailed sketch are the bateau, left foreground, natives in a canoe, centre foreground and a native encampment on Bois Blanc Island, left centre.		$ 20.00 + S/H Quantity:

	PRINT - Amherstburg 1813 (Reynolds) - sm small print approx. 19.4cm x 11.8cm (7.5in x 4.5in) Also available as a postcard - see our AV listings.		$ 5.00 + S/H Quantity:

	PRINT - Sinclair Expedition 1814 (Rindlisbacher) The scene depicts the 1814 Mackinac expedition heading upstream near the mouth of the Detroit River. The squadron, commanded by Commodore Arthur Sinclair, had aboard 750 troops and militia under Lieutenant-Colonel George Croghan in an ambitious attempt to retake Fort Mackinac, held by the British since the early months of the war. The ships featured in the painting are all veterans of the Battle of Lake Erie: to the far left is the Caledonia, originally a Northwest Fur Company brig; the large ship in foreground is the Lawrence, Perry's initial flagship in the battle; two topsail schooners, the Tigress and the Scorpion; the brig Niagara, which became Perry's flagship later in the battle. approx. print size: 21.8cm x 16.5cm (8.6in x 6.5in)		$ 10.00 + S/H Quantity:

	POSTCARD - Interpretation Center, Fort Malden NHS - photo by Cathy Cookson, 1999 Constructed about 1860 as the laundry and bake house for the Malden Lunatic Asylum, this building has served as a planing mill, a private residence and its present use, as an area for exhibits relating to the history of Fort Malden.		$ 1.00 + S/H Quantity:

	POSTCARD - Brick Barrack, 1819, Fort Malden NHS - photo by Cathy Cookson, 1999 The sole building left from those constructed after the re-occupation of Fort Malden by the British, this single story barrack has three rooms designed to house 66 soldiers. In the 1840's the British converted the building into the fort's hospital and added a kitchen to its southeast corner.		$ 1.00 + S/H Quantity:

	POSTCARD - Interpretation Center, Fort Malden NHS - photo by Barry Schneider		$ 1.00 + S/H Quantity:

	POSTCARD - 6 pounder Gun Crew in Action - photo by Daniel Laing, 1999 Dressed in 1830's style British uniforms the volunteer gun crew provides colour and excitement to special events at Fort Malden National Historic Site each summer. The cannon is a reproduction of a pattern used by the Royal Artillery at Fort Malden in the first half of the 19th century.		$ 1.00 + S/H Quantity:

	POSTCARD - View of Amherstburg, 1813 Water colour by Maragaret Reynolds. Also available: small and large prints - see our Print Materials listing		$ 1.00 + S/H Quantity:

	POSTCARD - Battle of Monguagon, 9 August 1812 Artist: J.C.H. Forster		$ 1.00 + S/H Quantity:

	POSTCARD - Uniform of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment Artist: J.C.H. Forster		$ 1.00 + S/H Quantity:

	POSTCARD - Drummer of the 41st Regiment 1812 Artist: J.C.H. Forster		$ 1.00 + S/H Quantity:

	POSTCARD - Canada Map		$ 1.00 + S/H Quantity:

	POSTCARD - Amherstburg, Ontario Nestled along the banks of the Detroit River you'll discover the Historic Town of Amherstburg. Its unique history and preservation to heritage provides visitors with a living link to the past. Amherstburg is home to a vast array of historic sites, museums and points of interest.		$ 1.00 + S/H Quantity:

	POSTCARD - Tecumseh 1786-1813 Canada Millennium Partnership Program. Sculpted by Neil Z. Cox. The Windsor Wood Carving Museum.		$ 1.00 + S/H Quantity:

	POSTCARD - Essex County Canada's most southerly county.		$ 1.00 + S/H Quantity:

	VINTAGE POSTCARD - Carlisle Castle Gateway The Border Regiment & King's Own Royal Border Regiment Museum, Carlisle Castle - pictured is the gateway, Carlisle Castle, 1835, with a soldier of the 34th Cumberland Regiment. Painting by W.H. Nutter.		$ 0.33 + S/H Quantity:

	VINTAGE POSTCARD - The Park House Museum, Amherstburg The Park House is believed to be the oldest house in the area. It was originally built in the 1790's near Detroit. In 1796 the building was dismantled and floated down the Detroit River to Amherstburg near its present location. The Thomas J. Park family purchased it in 1829. In 1972 it was restored to the 1850's period and moved to its present location.		$ 0.33 + S/H Quantity:

	VINTAGE POSTCARD - S.S. Columbia The S.S. Columbia is the oldest operational passenger steam ship on the continent. It travels between Detroit and Bob-Lo Island in the Detroit River at Amherstburg. The ship can carry 2,500 passengers and is sometimes used for moonlight cruises and charters on the Detroit River.		$ 15.00 + S/H Quantity:

	VINTAGE POSTCARD - Self Portrait The Border Regiment & King's Own Royal Border Regiment Museum, Carlisle Castle - self portrait of Colour Sergeant Dollery, 34th Cumberland Regiment, and his family, 1826.		$ 0.33 + S/H Quantity:

	VINTAGE POSTCARD - Maple Leaf The maple leaf, emblem of Canada, enhances the beauty of a Canadian autumn.		$ 0.33 + S/H Quantity:

	VINTAGE POSTCARD - White Trillium One of the first wild flowers to bloom in spring. In 1937 it was chosen as the floral emblem of Ontario.		$ 0.33 + S/H Quantity:

	VINTAGE POSTCARD - Red Trillium One of the first wild flowers to bloom in spring. In 1937 it was chosen as the floral emblem of Ontario.		$ 0.33 + S/H Quantity:

	VINTAGE POSTCARD - Four Wild Flowers of Ontario #1 Pink Trillium, Indian Pipe, Prickly Pear Cactus, Day-Lily		$ 0.33 + S/H Quantity:

	VINTAGE POSTCARD - Four Wild Flowers of Ontario #2 White Trillium, Columbine, Calypso/Fairy Slipper, Yellow Lady's Slipper		$ 0.33 + S/H Quantity:

	VINTAGE POSTCARD - Monarch Butterfly Known to migrate as far south as Mexico, the are an especially common sight in early autumn as they pass through Southern Ontario on their long trip.		$ 0.33 + S/H Quantity:

	VINTAGE POSTCARD - Winter Scene A winter scene in the forests of Southern Ontario.		$ 0.33 + S/H Quantity:

	VINTAGE POSTCARD - Summer Sunset The splendour of a summer sunset in Canada.		$ 0.33 + S/H Quantity:

	VINTAGE POSTCARD - Reflections of Spring		$ 0.33 + S/H Quantity:

	VINTAGE POSTCARD - Boblo Island Marina Large marina at Boblo Island situated across the lower Detroit River from Amherstburg. On the island is one of the original block-houses which guarded the channel in the early 1800's.		$ 1.00 + S/H Quantity: