Republic Of Texas Collection

Sam Houston of Texas, with his autograph
NWI4951951 Sam Houston of Texas, with his autograph.; (add.info.: Sam Houston of Texas, with his autograph.); Photo © North Wind Pictures.

Samuel Houston, 1793-1863. American statesman, politician and soldier. Engraving from a 19th century print
3052905 Samuel Houston, 1793-1863. American statesman, politician and soldier. Engraving from a 19th century print; Private Collection.

Texas Rangers arresting a Mexican outlaw, c. 1880 (engraving)
PNP249646 Texas Rangers arresting a Mexican outlaw, c.1880 (engraving) by American Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; Peter Newark American Pictures; American, out of copyright

Texas Rangers Badge (metal)
PNP249638 Texas Rangers Badge (metal) by American School; Private Collection; Peter Newark American Pictures; American, out of copyright

Group of Texas Rangers, c. 1895 (b / w photo)
PNP249645 Group of Texas Rangers, c.1895 (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: L-R standing: H Carnes, Sam McKenzie)

Texas Rangers, published in Harpers Monthly, 1896 (litho)
PNP249641 Texas Rangers, published in Harpers Monthly, 1896 (litho) by Remington, Frederic (1861-1909); Private Collection; Peter Newark American Pictures; American, out of copyright

Lieutenant John Barclay Armstrong (1815-1913) (b / w photo)
PNP249643 Lieutenant John Barclay Armstrong (1815-1913) (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Company E Frontier Battalion at Alice, Texas, 1892 (b / w photo)
PNP249644 Company E Frontier Battalion at Alice, Texas, 1892 (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; Peter Newark American Pictures; American, out of copyright

Cherokee Chief John Jolly, also known as Ahuludegi, embracing his adoptive son, Samuel Houston
SAM HOUSTON & JOHN JOLLY. Cherokee Chief John Jolly, also known as Ahuludegi, embracing his adoptive son, Samuel Houston. Wood engraving, American, 1860

Samuel Houston Sam Houston Texas Politician Soldier
Samuel "Sam" Houston, 1793 - 1863. American politician and soldier, first and third president of the Republic of Texas and seventh Governor of Texas

Samuel Houston 1793-1863 American Statesman Politician And Soldier Engraving From A 19Th Century Print

TEXAS BANKNOTE, 1839. Note for one hundred dollars issued by the Treasury Department of the Republic of Texas, 1839

ANSON JONES (1798-1858). President of the Republic of Texas. Wood engraving, 19th century

TEXAS: CITY OF AUSTIN, 1840. A view of the city of Austin, capital of the Republic of Texas. Lithograph, 1840

TEXAS: GUIDEBOOK, 1840. Title page of Texas in 1840, or the Emigrants Guide to the New Republic, printed at New York in 1840

TEXAS BROADSIDE, 1836. Broadside advertising a free passage to Texas after winning independence from Mexico, March 1836

TEXAS: LETTER, 1836. Letter to Andrew Jackson Donelson written by Stephen F. Austin at Columbia, Texas, 14 October 1836, in which Austin offers Texas to the United States

WAR IN TEXAS, 1836. Title page of Benjamin Lundys The War in Texas, Philadelphia, 1836

SAM HOUSTON, JR. (1843-1894). Son of Samuel Houston. Photograph, mid-late 19th century

TEXAS BANKNOTE, 1840. Note for five dollars issued by the Treasury Department of the Republic of Texas, 1840

TEXAS BANKNOTE, 1841. Note for three dollars issued by the Treasury Department of the Republic of Texas, 1841

TEXAS BANKNOTE, 1838. Ten dollar banknote issued by the Treasury Department of the Government of Texas, November 1838

TEXAS BANKNOTE, 1839. Fifty dollar banknote issued by the Treasury Department of the Republic of Texas, 23 Ocotber 1839

American soldier and political leader. Drawing after a U. S. commemorative postage stamp
SAM HOUSTON (1793-1863). American soldier and political leader. Drawing after a U.S. commemorative postage stamp

Sam Houston on his way to Gonzales, Texas, listening to the sounds of the Battle of the Alamo, March 1836
SAM HOUSTON (1793-1863). Sam Houston on his way to Gonzales, Texas, listening to the sounds of the Battle of the Alamo, March 1836. Wood engraving, American, mid 19th century

SAM HOUSTON (1793-1863). Sam Houston at the Battle of San Jacinto, April 1836

SAM HOUSTON (1793-1863). Sam Houston dictating to Colonel George Washington Hockley the orders for Stephen Austin to go in search of artillery on the retreat from Gonzales, Texas

TEXAS: GUIDEBOOK, 1841. Title page to Texas: Its History, Topography, Agriculture, Commerce, and General Statistics, by Arthur Ikin, British consul for the Republic of Texas in London

BUFFALO HUNT, 1841. Travelers in a horse-drawn wagon encounter a Native American buffalo hunt on the southwestern prairies

TEXAS CONGRESS, 1837. The house in Houston, Texas, where the first Congress of the Republic of Texas convened in 1837. Wood engraving, 19th century

MIRABEAU BUONAPARTE LAMAR (1798-1859). Second president of Republic of Texas. Line engraving, 19th century

TEXAS: CITY OF AUSTIN 1840. City of Austin, the new Capital of Texas: lithograph, 1840

TEXAS BANKNOTE, 1838. Note for twenty dollars issued by the Treasury Department of the Government of Texas at Houston, April 1838

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"The Republic of Texas: A Glimpse into the Wild West" Step back in time to the rugged and untamed land known as the Republic of Texas. In this captivating engraving from c. 1880, we witness the fearless Texas Rangers apprehending a notorious Mexican outlaw, showcasing their unwavering commitment to justice. The iconic metal badge worn proudly by these brave lawmen symbolizes their authority and dedication to maintaining law and order in a land filled with danger and uncertainty. This group photograph from 1895 captures the stoic faces of these legendary figures who patrolled the vast Texan frontier, protecting its citizens from outlaws and marauders. Published in Harpers Monthly in 1896, this lithograph immortalizes the valorous deeds of the Texas Rangers, depicting them as true heroes amidst an unforgiving landscape. Lieutenant John Barclay Armstrong's stern countenance captured in a black-and-white photograph reminds us of his influential role within this esteemed organization. Company E Frontier Battalion stands united at Alice, Texas in 1892; their presence alone was enough to deter any wrongdoer foolish enough to challenge their authority. The rich history intertwines with that of Cherokee Chief John Jolly embracing his adoptive son Samuel Houston - a testament to cultural unity during turbulent times. Samuel Houston himself emerges as an indomitable force within this narrative - politician, soldier, statesman - his name echoes through generations as he played a pivotal role in shaping not only Texas but also American history itself. Engravings from 19th-century prints capture Houston's commanding presence and remind us of his lasting legacy. A glimpse into early Texan currency reveals intricate banknotes issued by its Treasury Department; one such note for one hundred dollars serves as a reminder that even amidst chaos, commerce thrived within this young republic. The cityscape view showcases Austin - capital city brimming with promise and potential during its formative years.