1791 Magazine Washington DC

The New-York Magazine; or Literary Repository for March 1791, 60 pages, lacks engraving. Interesting contnet throughout including brief at end from Georgetown of the arrival of Andrew Ellicot, Benjami

The New-York Magazine or Literart Repository for October 1791, 62 pages, lacks Title leaf. Historic content including the October 24, 1791 speech to the Second Congress by President George Washington.

1843 Weekly Globe RARE American Magazine MAP Washington DC Politics LAW Texas ‘The Weekly Globe’ was a 19th-century American periodical out of Washington D.C. This regularly published magazine pre

"The New-York Magazine or Literary Repository for November 1791", printed at New York by Thomas and James Swords. 64 pages, lacks engraved plate. Content includes description of Washington City, two a

1791 Massachusetts Magazine ...George Washington . 1791 Massachusetts Magazine or Monthly Museum George Washington . “The Massachusetts Magazine or Monthly Museum of Knowledge and Rational Entertain

The April 1794 issue of "The New-York Magazine or Literary Repository", printed by T and J Swords. Contnet incluydes a description of the City of Washington on the Potomack and a description of the is

April 22 / Environmental Action. 1969. Washington D.C.: Washington Magazine, 1969. Color poster inaugurating modern environmental action and the first Earth Day. Poster depicts cars stuck in traffic,

[WASHINGTON, DC]. Indenture of Lands Pertaining to the Formation of the City of Washington, DC. 1791-1804. Manuscript indenture "Between Thomas Ringgold of Chestertown, Kent County and state of Maryla

Volume of "The Town and Country Magazine or Universal Repository of Knowledge, Instruction, and Entertainment. Vol CCIII for the Year 1791", printed at London for A. Hamilton, contains all twelve mont

The July 1791 issue of "The New-York Magazine or Literary Repository", printed by Thomas and James Swords. Lacks the map and The American Chronology sometimes added at the end, else complete. Content

March 1791 issue of “Massachusett’s Magazine or Monthly Museum”, printed at Boston by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer Andrews. 64 pages including “An Act to incorporate the Subscribers of the Bank

1827 1st ed EARLY Americana Washington DC Portraits Atkinsons Casket Magazine ‘The Casket’ also known as “Atkinsons Casket,” was an eclectic 19th-century periodical based out

SU, LIUPENG (1791 - 1862) CHINESE WATERCOLOR PAINTING. ORIGINAL WORK ON PAPER SCROLL. PICTURE 143 X 39 CM. PROVNENACE - ESTATE OF THOMAS ELIOT WEIL, WASHINGTON DC. AMERICAN CONSUL IN CHONG QING IN THE

"Ted, Kara, Ted, Jr. and Joan readying for new phase in Washington, D.C." "Kid Brother Takes his Senate Seat and TEDDY MAKES THREE" Life Magazine January 18, 1963. Life Photo by J. Dominis. 8 x 12 inc

Washington, D.C.: The American Federation of Art, 1936. Volume 29, Number 9. 4to. [54] pp. Softcover Wraps. Artwork by Henry G. Keller, Delacroix, others. Condition: cover corners lightly bumped, some

This lot contains: 1- Pearl Harbor, National Geographic Collectors Edition, 2001, National Geographic Society Washington DC. Softcover, tattering on front cover and back. Approx. measures 11" x 1/8" x

WW2 Cover, Germans in Washington DC. May 1940, Golden Age. $.10, bagged and boarded

* BUCHANAN, James (1791-1868). Autograph letter signed ("James Buchanan"), as Secretary of State, to General Persifor F. Smith. Washington, D.C., 24 December 1848. 1 page, 4to, faint staining, minor n

[BUCHANAN, James (1791-1868), his copy]. Daily National Intelligencer. Death of Daniel Webster. Washington D.C.: Gales & Seaton, 25 October 1852. Vol. 40, No. 12,374. 4pp., folio (597 x 483 mm), old f

Photos and Magazine with Lassie on cover. Key to the City of Washington, D.C. presented to George Cleveland.

The January 1792 issue of "Gentleman's Magazine" printed at London by Sylvanus Urban. 96 pages and four engravings including views of two churches. Highlighting content is the October 25, 1791 Third a

The November 1791 issue of "The Massachusetts Magazine or Monthly Museum:, printed at Boston by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews. Includes the State of the Union Speech to Congress by President G

Gordon Parks (1912-2006) American Gothic, Washington D.C. [Ella Watson], 1942 Gelatin silver print, printed later, signed in pencil on the verso. image: 12 x 8 1/2in. (30.5 x 21.6cm.) sheet: 14 x 11in

Capital Bar Sign, Washington DC. Double sided. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 27 x 63 x 9