[304.] Gibbs. John Walters Gibbs.
Armorial. A very peculiar frame showing Jacobean, Chippendale, and Ribbon and Wreath features. No motto. Crude work.
[305.] Gibbs. John Walters Gibbs. Charleston. So. Carolina.
Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, Beware my edge, in reference to the battle-axes of shield and crest. Signed, Abernethie Sculpt. The edge of the shield is close-trimmed with festooning, and tall vases rest upon the scrolls at the sides.
[306.] Gibs. James Gibs.
Armorial. Of New York. Signed by Maverick.
[307.] Giles. Daniel Giles.
Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, Toujours le même.
[308.] Giles. James Giles.
Armorial. Military trophies with slight Ribbon and Wreath ornamentation. Motto, Libertas et patria mea. Signed, Maverick Sculp. Behind the shield a plentiful supply of munitions of war are arranged. The flags of the United States and of England, swords, pikes, lances, muskets, bayonets, cannon in the act of discharging, trumpets, drums, wormers, ramrods, cleaners, piles of cannon-balls, and kegs of powder are in the assortment.