1820 Newspaper - Richmond Enquirer

Civil War Newspaper Richmond Enquirer February 18, 1864: Great early newspaper from the civil war era. From 1864 in the Richmond Enquirer. Measures 18.5 x 26.5".

Richmond Enquirer Civil War July 24 & Oct 6 1863 and framed stamps H:12in(30.4cm) W:8.5in(21.5cm) H:31in(78.7cm) W:13in(33cm)

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA CIVIL WAR NEWSPAPERS, LOT OF TEN, single-sheet editions of the Dispatch, Enquirer, and Examiner, nine dated 1864 and one 1865, content includes war news, ads for negroes for sale, a

November 19, 1822 Issue of the Richmond Enquirer, with notice from the Agricultural Society of Albemarle County, Virginia, James Madison, President, recommending the establishment of a professorship o

Double sided bracket, chromolithographed on steel, oval with yellow ground and black letters: Ohio's Morning Newspaper Enquirer For Sale Here, marked lower margin Scioto Sign-Kenton, O.; 18 ¼ x

Original Nov. 24, 1826 page of the Richmond Enquirer containing the notice of the sale of Thomas Jefferson's property by his executor, Thomas J. Randolph. Includes his estates Monticello and Poplar Fo

Original Nov. 14, 1826 page of the Richmond Enquirer containing the notice of the sale of Thomas Jefferson's property by his executor, Thomas J. Randolph. Includes his estates Monticello and Poplar Fo

Original page of the March 11, 1826 Issue of the Richmond Enquirer, containing an advertisement, (bottom of first column) in which James Monroe offers "For sale, my tract of land in Albemarle County,

Original page of the March 4, 1826 issue of the Richmond Enquirer, containing an advertisement, (middle of third column) in which James Monroe offers "For sale, my tract of land in Albemarle County, h

1854 Richmond Newspaper Ruffin Slavery CSA Virginia Frederick Douglass The ‘Richmond Examiner’ was a Civil War-era American newspaper notable for being one of the few periodicals published in the

Mid 19th-early 20th century. Two band boxes. Round cardboard box (late) with block printed wallpaper covering.3.5"h. 7.5"d. and oval bentwood with lapped seams, covered in 1820 German newspaper. 3"h.

Circa 1820, likely Richmond, Virginia area, possibly Green Brothers. The piece having a molded top above two paneled doors opening to shelves within above three small drawers continuing down to fall f

Civil War Newspaper Daily Richmond Examiner, July 11,1863 1 week after Gettysburg, talks about Horrific losses, sale of negroes in GA very descriptive w/sale prices, good content, good cond

VINTAGE PETE ROSE CINCINNATI REDS RECORD BREAKER PAST TY COBB ENQUIRER NEWSPAPER | COLLECTIBLE SPORTS BASEBALL MEMORABILIA-23" X 14" APPROX-CONDITION CONSISTENT WITH AGE-DP62221

NEWSPAPER "THE BUFFALO ENQUIRER" THE DEATH OF PRESIDENT MCKINLEY SEPT 24TH 1901 (PAN-AM EXPO CLOSED ROOSEVELT SPEEDING TO BUFFALO BY SPECIAL TRAIN...

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 5 issues of the Confederate Newspaper, the Daily Richmond Examiner. Vol. XVI, Nos. 66, 85, 105, 141, 309. Richmond, VA, May 22, June 13, July 7, August 18, 1862, March 4, 1863.

LOT (13) INCL. VA SLAVE DOCUMENT, PROMISSORY NOTES, RICHMOND VA NEWSPAPER, FACSIMILE GEN. LEE'S GEN. ORDER #9

Richmond, VA.

Southern Federal Mahogany Serving Tableattributed to Richmond, Virginia, circa 1820, mahogany veneer, poplar secondary, solid one board 'D-end' top with reeded edge, conforming burl book-matched venee

Richmond, Virginia, circa 1820. Having molded top above two glazed doors strung with well-shaped mullions. Housing three shelves resting atop figured mahogany case having two small long candle drawers

Lon Chaney Sr and Boris Karloff framed death newspaper pieces, includes a Richmond Virginia Times Dispatch page dated August 27th 1930 announcing the death of Lon Chaney Sr, and a Los Angeles Herald E

A complete and authentic issue of the Cleveland Herald, Monday Evening, April 3, 1865, disbound, rough and separated at the spine, else VG. From the interior page, stacked headlines with a Federal Fla

CIRCA 1820 WALLPAPER BOX, LINED WITH NEWSPAPERS OF THE PERIOD, I SEE DATES OF 1819, LEATHER STRAP HINGES (NOT CONNECTED), FROM STANFORDVILLE, N.Y. FARMHOUSE. HAS HEAR SHAPED HANDLES. PAPER WORN JUST E

Rare Two-Gallon Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Jar, attributed to Benjamin DuVal & Co., Richmond, VA, circa 1811-1820, ovoid jar with tooled shoulder, thin rim, and applied lug handles with distinctive de