The Private Soldier's and Militia Man's Friend Pamphlet (d. 1786) snake paralleling the city's growing significance

paralleling the city's growing significance as a center of commerce and intellectual exchange

the Join or Die political cartoon is one of the most ubiquitous and popular symbols of the 18th Century and the Colonial American period

Heavily taxed by the British East India Company

• Sustainably sourced

Complete with hanging hardware on the back

The Private Soldier's and Militia Man's Friend Pamphlet (d. 1786) snake paralleling the city's growing significanceWritten by Serjeant Major, Henry Trenchard, this pamphlet covers many areas of military life. Aimed to the lower ranks, it gives many recipes on tricks to maintain all sorts of uniform pieces, firearms and leather. Most, we found, actually works and instructions easy to follow. This is one of the BEST publications for the privates in any militia or unit. 40 pages 5" x 7 3 4" Binding: Pamphlet sewn.