Confederation Collection (page 2)

Franco-Prussian War. 1870-1871. from Paris to the French tro
Franco-Prussian War. 1870-1871. Conflict between the Second French Empire and the German states of the North German Confederation led by the Kingdom of Prussian. French troops taking trains in Paris

German Customs Union. 1834. Dresden
Unification of Germany (1815-1871). German Customs Union. 1834. First major railway bridge in Dresden. Steel engraving, 1850

Card of National Confederation Labour (Confederacion Nacional del Trabajo). 1939. Spain

Swiss Confederation coin, 20 Rappen
Swiss Confederation 20 Rappen coin, with an allegorical profile of Liberta on the head, and a wreath of leaves and flowers on the reverse. The Rappen is 1/100 of a Swiss Franc. Date: 1939

Swiss Confederation coin, 10 Rappen
Swiss Confederation 10 Rappen coin, with an allegorical profile of Liberta on the head, and a wreath of leaves and flowers on the reverse. The Rappen is 1/100 of a Swiss Franc. Date: 1885

Justo Urquijo - 1
Don JUSTO JOSE de URQUIJO (Urquiza) Argentinian statesman, president of the Argentine confederation. Date: 1800 - 1870

Justo Urquijo - 2
Don JUSTO JOSE de URQUIJO (Urquiza) Argentinian statesman, president of the Argentine confederation. Date: 1800 - 1870

Source Size = 3744 x 4971
THE RECENT REVOLUTION IN THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION, SKETCHES IN BUENOS AYRES 1. Stabled in his Owners Study to avoid Seizure. 2. An Exempted Veteran. 3. A National Guard before the Battle. 4

Coat with broken crowns and a torn banner of the Rhine Confederation, Hermanus Fock, 1813

1765995; out of copyright

1765988; out of copyright

Canada, New Brunswick, Confederation Bridge over Northumberland Strait, New Brunswick to Prince Edward Island. View from New Brunswick side. (Editorial Usage Only)

Canada, Prince Edward Island. Confederation Bridge over Northumberland Strait from New Brunswick to Prince Edward Island. View from PEI side, lighthouse

Tecumsehs War 1811-1813: Battle of Tippecanoe, 7 November 1811, fought on Indian Territory between US forces under Governor William Harrison and American Indian Confederation led by Tecumseh

Canada - Ottawa - The Confederation Building Date: circa 1920s

Orteliuss map of Switzerland, 1570
Orteliuss map of Switzerland. This map is from the 1570 first edition of Theatrum orbis terrarum ( Theatre of the World )

Switzerland - Bern - Cantons
The canton shields of the different regions of Switzerland displayed on a tree and the embodiment of Helvetia the female personification of Switzerland

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"Exploring the Historical Significance of Confederation: From German Unification to Colonialism in Africa" This captivating lithograph, published in 1897, showcases the intricate map of the German Confederation from 1815-1866. It serves as a visual reminder of the complex political landscape that shaped Europe during this period. Intriguingly, it was during this time that Franz Joseph I of Austria and Ferdinand I played pivotal roles in shaping history. Franz Joseph I, Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary, ruled over the Austro-Hungarian Empire from 1848 until his death in 1916. Their leadership marked an era defined by significant social and political changes. Fast forward to July 1938 when Spain found itself embroiled in a brutal civil war. The image captures a poignant moment depicting Spanish resistance against invaders. This snapshot offers a glimpse into the tumultuous struggle for power during this dark chapter in Spanish history. Meanwhile, across continents, French colonialism left an indelible mark on Africa. A treaty signing between French colonizers and local chiefs symbolizes both cooperation and exploitation—a stark reminder of imperial ambitions that reshaped African societies forever. The year is now 1848; Germany finds itself at a crossroads with revolutionary fervor sweeping through its streets. The Frankfurt Parliament convenes amidst fighting as citizens demand change and unity within their fragmented nation—a precursor to future unification efforts. Amidst these historical events stands Norman Willis—General Secretary of TUC—an influential figure advocating for workers' rights amidst societal transformations across nations. His presence signifies the ongoing struggles faced by laborers throughout history. Lastly, we journey to West Africa's Sahara desert where Tuareg tribesmen navigate vast landscapes astride camels armed with spears—a testament to their resilience against colonization's encroachment on their ancestral lands. These diverse glimpses into confederation offer us valuable insights into the complexities of history.