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From the Colonial Economy to Early Industrialization, 1720-1840

Barrel signature, Jacob Dickert longrifle, ca. 1770s

Barrel signature, Jacob Dickert longrifle, ca. 1770s. From Moravian Gun Makers of the American Revolution (Kentucky Rifle Foundation, 2010)

Battle, William H. to Lucy M. Battle

Letter written by William H. Battle to Lucy M. Battle, May 3, 1841

Bechtler $2.50 gold coin, obverse and reverse, ca. 1835

Bechtler $5 gold coin, obverse and reverse, ca. 1835

Bechtler Gold Press, n.d.

Bechtler Mint Site: A History of the Site and an Analysis of the Bechtler’s Activities There,

Created By: Bynum, William B Publisher: Rutherfordton, NC: Hilltop Productions, 1989

Bechtler naturalization papers

Bechtler naturalization papers. Typed copy of Rutherford County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Minutes, 1832–1833, 50

Bechtler one dollar gold coin, obverse and reverse, ca. 1830

Bechtler One dollar gold coin, obverse and reverse, ca. 1835

Bechtler responds to charges that his coins have low assays, Charlotte Journal, August 14

From the Charlotte Journal, August 14, 1835, page 3 Bechtler’s Gold Coins. –– A week or two since we copied…

Bechtler, Christopher

Jeweler, watchmaker, and gunsmith, Christopher Bechtler founded the most successful private mint in the eastern United States. During its peak production from 1831 to 1840, Bechtler’s North Carolina mint rivaled the output of the federal mints and was a significant stimulus to the economy of the state.

Bechtler, Christopher Portrait, 1975

Christopher Bechtler Portrait, 1975 copy based on original portrait

Bechtler, Christopher’s last will and testament, English translation

Christopher Bechtler’s last will and testament, English translation, Rutherford County Wills, February 1844, Record of Wills, Book E, 122

Bechtler, Christopher’s last will and testament, German language version

Christopher Bechtler’s last will and testament, German language version, Rutherford County Wills, February 1844, Record of Wills, Book E, 123

Bechtlers and Their Coinage

Created By: Barfield, Rodney and Keith Strawn Publisher: Raleigh: North Carolina Museum of History, 1980

Becoming German: The 1709 Palatine Migration to New York

Created By: Otterness, Philip Publisher: Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2004

Beer bottle label for Wiener Beer brand produced by D.G. Yuengling & Son

Beer bottle label for Wiener Beer brand produced by D.G. Yuengling & Son in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries…

Bethlehem, one of the Brethren’s Principal Settlements, in Pennsylvania, 1757

“A View of Bethlehem, one of the Brethren’s Principal Settlements, in Pennsylvania,” copper engraving, 14 ½” x 18 ½.”

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 1784

View of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, in 1784, two years after Henrich Miller’s death.

Bill of lading for merchandise shipped by Bernard Gratz aboard the sloop Sally captained by John Holmes

Bill of lading for merchandise shipped by Bernard Gratz aboard the sloop Sally captained by John Holmes, September 16, 1760.

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