1842 Three Issues of Brother Jonathan Magazine

Extra No. XII of “Brother Jonathan”, published by Wilson and Co. New-York, October 29, 1842. This issue with the printing of “Phineas Quiddy”, by John Poole. 48 pages complete. Very Go

The December 3, 1842 issue of "Brother Jonathan" magazine, printed at New York by Wilson and Company. Contains the First American Printing of William Harrison Ainsworth, "The Miser's Daughter". 48 pag

The November 26 and December 17, 1842 issues of "Brother Jonathan", printed at New York. One features "The Career of Puffer Hopkins" and the other "Susan Hopley: or The Adventures of a Maid-Servant".

American Notes for General Circulation, by Charles Dickens, First American Edition. Printed in the November 7, 1842 issue of "Brother Jonathan", published by Wilson and Company, New York. 47 pages com

“Brother Jonathan” periodical for October 15, 1842 “Extra” containing the first American printing of “Last of the Bullwinkles”. 48 pages complete. Magazine not bound, measures 8.5 x 11.5��

Issue of "Brother Jonathan" containing a "New Naval Tale by the Author of the Flying Dutchman" entitled "The Captain’s Wife", First American Edition, printed at New York, 1842. XLVIII pages. Disboun

USA, c. 1982 printed matter 17” x 11” Issues 33, 35, and 36 of Stuff magazine; Stuff Enterprises, Los Angeles, CA., c. 1982. Stuff was a tabloid-format magazine of fashion, photography, ar

Kerouac's Men's Magazines Three Issues of "Evergreen Review", From His Estate A group of three issues of the "Evergreen Review" taken from the Jack Kerouac collection. Includes Vol. 12, No. 57; Vol. 1

Twenty-three issues Popular Aviation magazine July '31- Mar '41, some have tape repaired spines, most are in very good to excellent condition with little wear, other than clear taping. July 19

DOPE LITERATURE. Europe's First Dope Magazines including High Times and Rush. British underground first three issues of Home Grown Magazine which includes articles and illustrations from Timothy Leary

A lot of three issues of the Krokodil magazine. January 1969 no. 1 and 2, May 1970 no. 14. Krokodil or Crocodile was a Soviet satirical magazine in Russian language, poublished three times a month sin

Three issues of "The Gentleman's Magazine", bound together being the July-September, 1746 issues. 168 pages and one engraving. Several items regarding the Scottish rebellion in Northern England includ

Hergé (Georges Rémi) (1907-1983) Three first issues of the Hergé magazine (2006, 2007, 2008) Description: Published by Éditions Moulinsart, 48 pages with DVD Dimension (PO)

Three vintage Vampirella magazine issues with real photo covers to include 74, 77 and 78, all in great shape as seen in the photos.

Three vintage Vampirella magazine issues to include 28, 29 and 33, all with some sort of condition issues as seen in the photos.

[Miscellaneous] Collection of 6 Circus Programs and Couriers. Including Adam Forepaugh & Sells Bros. courier (Strobridge, 1905); Hagenbeck—Wallace Magazine & Daily Review (three issues: 1928/29/31);

Lot of 3. Three monthly issues of The Dance Magazine, published by The Dance Publishing Corporation, NYC, NY. Dates: September 1927, May 1928, August 1928. B&W pages w/color paper covers. Each 64 pgs.

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1790 Issue Gentleman's Magazine w/ Three Engravings. January 1790 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine with three engraved plates of antiquities. Also article on monument to Samuel Johnson. 92 pages. Lacks

Three boxes of Motor Annual Show issue magazines, 1927-1941, 30 total, most in VG condition, some duplicates, extra shipping cost will be charged, weight approx 100 pounds, sample shown in photo

Three Famous Monsters of Filmland magazine issues #s 9-11, includes #9 that is very good to fine, additionally it is signed on the cover by the cover artist Basil Gogos, #10 is very good to fine with

Three Famous Monsters of Filmland magazine issues #s 30-32, books are very good to fine with light wear at edges and a bit of paper loss at the spine top and bottom edges, all display very well.

Worlds Beyond was an American digest magazine of science fiction and fantasy fiction in 1950 and 1951. The magazine only issued three monthly issues, from December 1950 to February 1951, but is notabl

Three toy train magazine bound issues, two factory sealed Like New, one is excellent. Traction and Models Vol. 5 1969 factory sealed, bottom of wrapper is split open. O Scale Railroading Vol. VI, 1980