19th Century New York Tribune Newspaper

Original 19th Century newspaper, New-York Weekly Tribune, dated Saturday, March 8, 1851. 8 pages, news of the day, articles on new machinery to turn flax into cotton, William Seward's Speech, labor ri

Original 19th Century, pre-civil War era newspaper, New York Weekly Tribune. October 11, 1851. 8 pages of news of the day - financial maters, stock market, news from around the world. Interesting ads

1855 American Newspapers 1ed Life of Horace Greeley New York Tribune Parton Horace Greeley was the founder and editor of the New York Tribune in the 19th century. Some scholars conclude that Greeley w

Includes The New York Herald, The Balance, The New York Daily Tribune, The Daily Advertiser, and The Gazette of the United States.

All from 1862, Cival War era.

1874 Great Industries of US Gold Rush Railroad Industrial Revolution Illustrated Horace Greeley was the founder and editor of the New York Tribune in the 19th century. Robert William’s goes so far a

1877 CIVIL WAR Greeley Slavery Emancipation South CSA PRIMARY SOURCE Illustrated Horace Greeley was a 19th-century American writer, best known for being editor of the New York Tribune. Following the U

1864 1ed CIVIL WAR Greeley Slavery Emancipation South CSA PRIMARY SOURCE Horace Greeley was a 19th-century American writer, best known for being editor of the New York Tribune. Following the Union vic

Rare, newspaper from the early 19th Century, over 200 years old, dated Wednesday July 27, 1814. New York Evening Post, printed at No 40 Pine Street. Founded originally by Alexander Hamilton. 4pgs fill

Fantastic 19th Century illustrations inside, Rare issue, March 13, 1858 Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, New York. Sixteen pages total. No 119 - volume 5. Cover illustration is a tribute to Commo

American School portrait painting of a man reading a newspaper - The New York Stark, dated October 20, 1862. Measures 32" x 28"

American (New York or New England), 19th Century. The circular basket with blue band at top and bottom and black squares with large dot decoration. Faded red designs. Early newspaper lining inside. 13

Rare, original early 19th Century newspaper, originally published from 1818 - 1821. New York, July 4, 1829 edition of The Columbian For The Country, with articles of the day, including an interesting

1895 BASEBALL 1ed Illustrated American Magazine CHEROKEE Indians New York Giants A rare 19th-century printing of “The Illustrated American” newspaper. This May 1895 printing is notable for fea

19th CENTURY STREET SCENE, probably an illustration for a newspaper or magazine, watercolor on paper or board, signed lower right, sight 9 x 12 ½”, frame 16 x 19” with glass.

Newspaper anthology from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, The Sunday Star, The Evening Star , The New York Herald Tribune c. late 19th Cent. To the 1940s. Full title: Newspaper Reports on Entertainment in th

19th Century wood cut engraving, from a n October 21, 1865 issue of Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, The Residence and Grounds of Simeon Leland, Esq, at New Rochelle, N.Y. Multiple images of the Gothic

Newspaper anthology from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, The Sunday Star, The Evening Star , The New York Herald Tribune c. late 19th Cent. To the 1940s. Full title: Newspaper Reports on Entertainment in th

New York American, Massachusetts Spy & Others - See photos for condition and details

Includes The Albion, The Daily Graphic, The New York Times, The New York Tribune, The Weekly Museum, The New York Herald, The New York Spector, The Weekly Herald. RM IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please

19TH CENTURY NEWSPAPERSIncludes Washington's Daily National Intelligencer from Saturday, June 7, 1828; a single page of The New York Sun for Wednesday, April 2, 1834; Four Saturday editions of the Ill

Group of Assorted 1800s Ephermera including various newspaper clippings from the late 18th - 19th century. Including articles and maps following the Civil War, The New York Herald and other publicatio

Four 20th century newspapers. Includes front page The Daily Pioneer Press Saint Paul, Minnesota and The Chicago Daily Tribune, Saturday September 14, 1901; Section E of The New York Times, Sunday Nove

A 19th century New York marble-topped console with a mirrored back, gilt paw feet, and foliage decoration.