Gentlemans Magazines, 1775 Bunker Hill + 1787

[Revolutionary War] The September 1775 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine printed at London. Original issue in blue advertising wrappers. Contains important revolutionary war content including Plan of Bu

1775 The July issue of Gentleman's Magazine in original blue advertising wrapper, stitched along left margin. Printed in London and published by Sylvanus Urban. Includes six pages of ads at end as wel

The July 1775 issue of "Town and Country Magazine..", printed at London for A. Hamilton. 56 pages and two engraved plates as called for. At the back of the magazine is an account by General Thomas Gag

2 Gentleman's Magazines, interiors only for March and April 1775. Articles on Slave Smuggling in America, Thoughts on Slavery, other news from America. Interior condition very good.

American Revolution 1843 "Battle, June 17, 1775." Bunker Hill Battle Monument Commemorative Silk Ribbon with text (Webster's Address) 1843 Bunker Hill Battle Monument Completion Commemorative Silk Rib

Robert Aitken (1735-1808), "A New and Correct Plan of the Town of Boston," London: The Gentleman's Magazine, 1775. This map of Boston depicts the city early in the American Revolution, including the r

American Revolution Supplement For The Year 1775 The Gentleman's Magazine "YEAR 1775"-Dated Revolutionary War Period, "Supplement to the Gentleman's Magazine", Guide to issues and extensive Debates wi

American Revolution BUNKER HILL December 2-5, 1775 Battle News Reported December 2-5, 1775-Dated Issue, Report on the Battle of BUNKER HILL plus other contemporary news, Revolutionary War Period Newsp

Framed hand-colored engraved Revolutionary War battle plan map entitled: "A Plan of the Action at Bunkers Hill on the 17th of June 1775. Between His Majesty 's Troops, Under the Command of Major Gener

Supplement to The Gentleman's Magazine for the Year 1775, printed at London. In its original blue advertising wrapper. A folding road map of roads from London to Norwich, Cambridge.. Also an engraved

December 1775 issue of “Gentleman’s Magazine”, printed at London. In ORIGINAL blue advertising wrapper. Extensive content on the American Revolution including a letter to Reverend John Wesley re

The February 1775 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine in original blue advertising wrappers. Pre-Revolutionary War content contained in several pages of Parliamentary debate including state of affairs wit

The March 1775 issue of Gentleman's Magazine, printed in London in ORIGINAL blue advertising wrappers and extra letterpress of ads at end. Printed at London. FEATURES an engraving of "Dr. Samuel Johns

The April 1775 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine printed in London. Includes an engraved plate of a beautiful painting found at the Herculaneum and some American news at front of magazine. Lacks last se

Framed British 18th c. sword relic, belonging to English sergeant Henry Hypp of the 43rd Regiment and carried in the Battle of Bunker Hill in Boston on June 17, 1775. He was mortally wounded and later

Just After Lexington ConCord and Bunker Hill Fantastic 1775 Quartering Roll of Captain Samuel Noyes's Company from Portland, Maine, at Cambridge, Massachusetts Billeting is the quartering of military

A Plan of the Town and Chart of the Harbour of Boston Exhibiting a View of the Islands, Castle Forts and Entrances into the Said Harbour, printed at London, 1775 for Gentleman's Magazine. Mild creasin

American Revolution July 8, 1775 "Pennsylvania Ledger..." Newspaper Featuring Accounts of the Historic Battle of Bunker Hill & More July 8, 1775-Dated Revolutionary War Newspaper, "The Pennsylvania Le

The Annual Register or a View of the History, Politics and Literature for the Year 1775, printed at London for J. Dodsley in Pall Mall, 1776. FIRST EDITION, COMPLETE. Revolutionary War content includi

Publisher C. Frank King, Boston. MA. In a mahogany frame 18 1/2 x 22 3/4 inches overall.

1775 American Revolution Gentleman’s Magazine Holy Land Atkin Voyages British The Gentleman’s Magazine was an English periodical which first appeared in 1731. It was published without interrupt fo

A later reprint of the original. 9 x 10 1/2 inches (including frame) Condition: Toning

Bunker Hill Monument silk ribbon dated June 17, 1843 upon its completion dedication. The monument was erected to celebrate the Battle of Bunker Hill, June 17, 1775. It was commenced on June 17, 1825 w

John Trumball The Death of General Warren at the Battle of Bunker's Hill, 17 June, 1775 Artwork 21x15