Boston Massacre:Boston Gazette & Country Journal

"Boston Gazette and Country Journal," Monday, March 12, 1770, No. 779. "Containing the Freshest Advices, Foreign and Domestic," four pages, with an article describing events surrounding the Boston Mas

[PRE-REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. The Boston Gazette and Country Journal. No. 950. Boston, MA: Edes & Gill, 21 June 1773.  4pp., folio, 9 1/4 x 14 1/2 in. Disbound (partial separation at centerfold, scatt

[Paul Revere Masthead]. Boston Gazette. And Country Journal. Watertown, [Massachusetts]; December 11, 1775. Printed by Benjamin Ede

[Paul Revere Woodcut Masthead, Major General Nathanael Greene's Movements]. Boston Gazette. And the Country Journal. Watertown, Massachusetts; March 1

Two framed 18th century Newspapers including a rare edition of the Boston Gazette depicting "The 4 Coffins of the Boston Massacre\" and the Boston Centinel. #1 sight size- 21-1/4" x 26-1/4". #2 sight

1782-1857. Includes American Railway, Vermont Watchman & State Journal, Columbian Centinel, Connecticut Gazette, Connecticut Courant, Portsmouth Oracle, Independent Whig, Boston Gazette, The Dedham Ga

2 newspapers. Boston articles include California, Mormons. Portsmouth has no mention of California Gold Rush.Date: Country (if not USA): State: MassachusettsCity: BostonProvenance:

19thC FEDERAL GILTWOOD TRUMEAU MIRROR WITH REVERSE PAINTED SCENE OF BOSTON MASSACRE / BOSTON MASSACRE REVERSE PAINTED GLASS TRUMEAU MIRROR ; AFTER FAMOUS PAUL REVERE ENGRAVING OF BOSTON MASSACRE AT BU

(WAR OF 1812.) Volume of the Providence Gazette and Country Journal, covering the early months of the war. 47 (of 52) weekly issues. Folio, 21½ x 15 inches, stitched; 4 January missing first leaf

American Revolution "THE BLOODY MASSACRE... March 5th 1770" Mid 20th Century Copy After Paul Revere's Historic Engraved Print (PAUL REVERE), c. 1950 Mid 20th Century, Full-Color Photostatic Reproducti

RHODE ISLAND NEWSPAPER REPORTS ON THE BOSTON MASSACRE AND CRISPUS ATTUCKS THE BLACK PATRIOT KILLED IN BOSTON BY BRITISH SOLDIERS Fine colonial-era newspaper, "Supplement to the Newport [Rhode Island]

Colonial America June 1770 Issue of The Gentleman's Magazine with Reports on "The Boston Massacre" and American Response to Taxes June, 1770-Dated (Written May 1770) Colonial Era, monthly news Magazin

[Boston Massacre] First Edition "Orations Delivered at the Request of the Inhabitants of the Town of Boston to Commemorate the Evening of the Fifth of March, 1770; When a Number of Citizens Were Kille

Rare Boston Massacre print. Published by Henry O. Smith, Boston. J.H. Bufford, Boston. Foxed. Small tears and scratches. Sight size- 20-1/2" x 26". Overall size- 25" x 30". Large crease right center.

THE BLOODY MASSACRE... March 5th, 1770, mid-20th century copy after Paul Revere's engraving depicting the Revolutionary War massacre "perpetrated in King Street BOSTON on March 5th, 1770 by a party of

ARTIST: Larry Rivers (1923-2002) MEDIUM: Screenprint, Mixed Media on Paper DATE: 1970 DIMENSIONS: 19 x 29.25 in. (image and sheet) SIGNATURE: Signed in pencil lower right Rivers 25/150 CONDITION: Fine

Larry Rivers (American, 1923-2002). "Some (Visual) Afterthoughts on The Boston Massacre"- 1970, serigraph on paper, limited edition 70 of 150, pencil numbered and signed lower right. Pink, neon green,

The Oxford Magazine for May 1770, Contains a thorough 4 and one-half page account of the Boston Massacre. Early report in a periodical. 40 pages and one political engraving. Lacks the monthly title, M

ARTIST: Larry Rivers (1923-2002) MEDIUM: Screenprint EDITION: 150 DATE: 1970 DIMENSIONS: 19 x 27.5 in. (image/sheet) SIGNATURE: Lower right in pencil 25/150 Rivers CONDITION: Fine, creased as original

9 1/2 x 10 inches. framed. 11 3/4 x 12 1/2 inches (overall). Note: This work is attributed to Ipswich, MA artist John Mansfield.

In Facsimilie The Boston Massacre by Paul Revere, limited edition of 150 issued by the Library of Congress. In red portfolio, printed 1970 marking the 200th anniversary, The portfolio with text and th

The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement. Thursday August 30, 1770, printed at Edinburgh, 32 pages. Interesting contnet including a brief of a meeting at Fanieul Hall in Boston regarding the Boston

ANTIQUE 1889 Gold decorated Hardcover Memorial History to Crispus Attucks. "Memorial To Crispus Attucks, Sam Maverick, James Caldwell, Sam Gray, And Patrick Farr From The City Of Boston" by John Pries

Colonial America "... not the Sons of Peace Massachusetts Document "We comply with the Exhortation of the Council, & desire the Parish may be in peace & quietness." c. 1770 Colonial (Boston Massacre)