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The Country, a Weekly Journal newspaper 1877-1878 (44 issues). Condition varies, measures 17-in. x 11.5-in. Includes custom made case. From a non-smoking home and free of any odors. Provenance: Vernon

Measures 8.5” x 3” x 1.25”. Advertises the Family Herald & Weekly Star Newspapers of Montreal. Both the mercury tube and storm glass are complete and break-free. Note: originally priced at $2.00

1960's & 1970's Cultural Revolution newspapers including Berkeley Barb, Aquarian Weekly, Haight & Ashbury Free press, and The East Village Other. Also 1967 Dance poster.

19th to Early 20th C Uncle Sam Leslie's Weekly Newspaper Ephemera, all featuring Uncle Sam on Covers - complete issues = 1920; 1917 U Sam and Miss Liberty in car and one cover only same scene; 1915; 1

Exceptionally important, and very rare Loyalist newspaper of February 1, 1770, this date evidently not within the large collection of this paper in the Massachusetts Historical Society. Published by R

Street and Smith's New York Weekly (New York, N.Y.) 1861-1910, Jan 7 thru Dec 30, 1869, 52 issues, with engraved illustrations, melodrama, life in old New York City and the imagined American West, in

Circa 1845 Half Portrait of Southern Gentleman, Oil on Canvas Painting of Southern Gentleman holding a county weekly newspaper with the date "January 23". From the Jackson, "Madison County" Tennessee

Large book and ephemera lot including Harpers Weekly newspaper (Civil War era), early French and misc. books.

1837 RUN OF POLITICAL NEWSPAPER "THE PLAINDEALER" Bound run of the weekly newspaper: "The PlainDealer" from December 3, 1836 (the paper's first issue) to September 30, 1837, each issue about 16pp. 8"

This is a vintage bounds volume of Harper's Weekly newspapers. A rare set of Weekly newspapers from the time of the civil war from the year 1964. Amazing amount of prints, etchings and news from the t

Together with a group of bound Harper's Weekly newspapers.

[CIVIL RIGHTS]. Poetry is Revolution. Guerrilla: Free Newspaper of The Streets. Vol. II, No. 1. New York: 1968.   21 1/4 x 16 1/2 in. large-format broadside newspaper (some toning, light soil and

Antique framed Hudson Weekly Star newspaper page 1853. This newspaper has the motto "A cheap family paper, adapted to the wants of all." This page is a miscellaneous page with stories and small articl

Journal of Civilization. This book is composed of the entire year of 1864 from January through December. One Article from 1862. These newspaper articles are a history of the news, War, and lifestyle o

Journal of Civilization. This book is composed of the entire year of 1865 from January through December and January- February of 1866. These newspaper articles are a history of the news, War, and life

Details: This lot is comprised of approximately 38 issues of "Leslie's Weekly†covering 1895, 1896, and 1897. Issues have beautiful illustrations or photographs on the cover pages. Issues sizes a

Heading: (California - Bodie) Author: Title: "Daily Free Press" newspaper, 2 issues Place Published: Bodie, CA Publisher: Date Published: 1881 Description: 2 issues. Vol. I

Hand colored on paper, possibly newspaper, Harpers Weekly or similar. 1."From Tower to Tower- The Suspension Bridge Over The East River- View From The Brooklyn Tower", some typesetting print visible t

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 13 Southern newspapers, including  The Free South and The New South.     The New South. 9 issues (incomplete run). Port Royal, SC, 1863. 4pp., 4to, approx. 10 x

3 nicely framed Colorado mining pieces. Contains: 1.1879-81 illustrations from Harper's Weekly & Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. The formidable Argentine Pass; Miners enjoying spirits near the L

War of 1812 Battle on Lake Champlain (a.k.a. Battle of Plattsburgh) The Great American Naval Victory & Defense of Fort McHenry October 7, 1814-Dated War of 1812 Period, Newspaper titled, "The Weekly M

Nicely framed illustrations from Harper's Weekly & Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. 1. Harper's Vol. XXXII. No.1634. Cimarron, Colorado drawn by Charles Graham. Various illustrations of the India

Will they never come ? original Weekly Despatch poster printed by Associated Newspapers November 22nd 1914 - 76 x 51 cm

Three War of 1812 Battle of New Orleans Boston Weekly Messenger January 20; March 17, 31, 1815 newspapers. Place Published: Boston Publisher: Weekly Messenger Date Published: 1815 Binding: No binding.