Historical Ulster County Newspaper 1800

A Framed Ulster County Gazette dated January 4th, 1800., approximately 2 weeks after the death of president and general George Washington. Ulster County Gazette published at Kingston, ( Ulster County

Covering Washington's Funeral

2 Newspapers: 1800 Ulster County Gazette- George Washington funeral proceedings & 1898 Newburgh Telegram- Spanish American War progress, Newburgh & area servicemen ready for military conflict

ANTIQUE 1800 ULSTER COUNTY GAZETTE NEWSPAPER REPRODUCTION FRAMED | UNITED STATES MEMORABILIA WASHINGTOM MEMORABILIA-PROBABLY PRODUCED 1875 - 1889-NOT EXAMINED OUTSIDE OF FRAME-VERY GOOD PRE OWNED COND

Ulster County Gazette Jan 4 1800 Newspaper (several pages)

Exposed area measures approx. 17 1/2"h x 10 1/2"w. Newspaper is the "Ulster County Gazette" and contains articles written by John Adams and John Ramsey. It was published by Samuel Freer & Son. Item is

18" t x 11" w Ulster County Gazette, Jan. 4, 1800. Featuring articles by John Adams, and other news of America. Also features a Negro slave for sale advertisement "A Stout, Healthy, Active Negro Wench

BOUND MARLBORO (NY) PRESS 1887 NEWSPAPERS, ULSTER COUNTY, NEW YORK. GOES FROM JAN. 7, 1887 TO AUG. 19TH, 1887. GREAT HUDSON VALLEY INFORMATION, BUSINESSES, AND RELATED.

Reports the death of George Washington. With Provenance on verso. In gold gilt decorated 19th century frame. Dated: Janurary 4, 1800 Provenance: E. Van Galsbeck Condition Report: Not removed from fram

LOT (2) INCLUDING ULSTER COUNTY GAZETTE, SAT, JAN 4, 1800 (DEATH OF GEORGE WASHINGTON) AND ENGRAVED INVITATION FROM THE GENTLEMEN OF TROY TO ATTEND WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY DINNER, TUES, FEB 22, 1848

This is an older facsimile of the Ulster County Gazette Vol. II Num. 88, dated Saturday January 4, 1800. It does have the older s often used in old newsprint. (some later reprints did not) The letter

ULSTER COUNTY GAZETTE - FRAMED UNDER GLASS DISCLAIMER: Pick up DATE: Saturday, July 17 from 10am to 2pm at the address of 161 Raritan River Rd, Califon, NJ

with lift top case, from the mid 1800's, unusual form, 26" wide x 35" tall x 20" deep, Bridgeport, CT. Previously on exhibit at the St. Lawrence County Historical Association. From the Estate of Carlt

Made in St. Andre Quebec. Late 1800's / Early 1900's. 29" diameter wheel. Previously on exhibit at the St. Lawrence County Historical Association. From the Estate of Carlton Stickney, County & Town Hi

with clicker. From the mid 1800's. Previously on exhibit at the St. Lawrence County Historical Association. From the Estate of Carlton Stickney, County & Town Historian and Lifetime Collector.

Early 1800's, square nail. Previously on exhibit at the St. Lawrence County Historical Association. From the Estate of Carlton Stickney, County & Town Historian and Lifetime Collector.

possibly Canadian. From the mid 1800's. Previously on exhibit at the St. Lawrence County Historical Association. From the Estate of Carlton Stickney, County & Town Historian and Lifetime Collector.

Unusual tilted form. Mid 1800's. Previously on exhibit at the St. Lawrence County Historical Association. From the Estate of Carlton Stickney, County & Town Historian and Lifetime Collector.

1827 Early Missouri Historical Document Letter Howard County Last Will and Testament A fine collection of documents from the early 1800’s. Many of the documents from this lot were written or signed

Vintage newspapers including 1830's St. Albans Vermont Messenger, Trade card albums, scrap books, and Historical Atlas of Stark County Ohio.

Heading: (California - Sonoma County) Author: Title: The Sonoma Democrat: Admission Day Edition Place Published: Santa Rosa Publisher: Date Published: September 9. 1885 Description: </

"THE DEATH OF GENERAL GEO. WASHINGTON" ULSLER COUNTY GAZETTE, JANUARY 4, 1800

#559 for 20 shares to William Ready. Dateline 1865; incorporated 1863. Historical notes from local newspapers included. One tear bottom right. Some staining. The Palmyra district was located at the no

Two Framed 19th Century Newspapers, 1822 Columbian Centennial Boston and 1859 Cleveland Morning Leader, Together with two framed historical photographs. One depicting Major Wm. McKinley, Stark County