1795 New York Magazine Benjamin Franklin

Title: 1795 New York Magazine Benjamin Franklin Additional Information: The April 1795 issue of :The New York Magazine or Literary Repository", printed at New York. 64 pages, lacks the monthly title a

The May 1790 issue of "The New-York Magazine or Literary Repository", printed by Thomas and James Swords, New York, MDCCXC. 58 pages. Lacks plate of Columbia College and plate of music only partially

The New-York Magazine or Literary Repository for August 1793, printed at New York by Thomas and James Swords. Pagination is out of order and some pages missing at end but contains interesting essays i

The October 1790 issue of "The New York Magazine", printed by Thomas and James Swords, 1790. 60 pages. The American Chronology and the engraved plate are not present. The magazine itself is otherwise

Title: 1793 New York Magazine Franklin's Will Description: The January 1793 issue of "The New-York Magazine or Litereary Repository" printed by Thomas and James Swords, 64 pages, lacks plate. Interest

The August 1795 issue of "The New York Magazine and Literary Repository", printed at New York by Thomas and James Swords. 62 pages, lacks plate and monthly title leaf. Interesting articles including e

The December 1795 issue of "The New-York Magazine", printed at New York by Swords. Contains the complete 7th annual address to Congress by President George Washington on December 8, 1795. Several inte

New York Printing Week Library of Benjamin Franklin Keepsakes, Printing Week in NY books commemorating Benjamin Franklin's birthday. Editions from 1961-1983, some duplicates. 42 books total. Many insc

WELLSTOOD, William (1819-1900), after SMITH, Benjamin Franklin (1830-1927). New York, 1855 / From the Latting Observatory. Engraving with original hand color. New York: Smith & Fern Co., 1855. 35" x 4

"Poor Richard Comes to Life", by Bessie W. Johns, illustrated by Richard Bailey, published by The John Day Company, New York, 1942, First Edition. Fun book detailing Benjamin Franklin's sayings. Lots

FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN La Science du Bonhomme Richard de Benjamin Franklin, precedee d'un A brege de la Vie de Franklin, et suivie de son Interrogatoire devant la Chambre des Communes. Paris: l'An II [179

Franklin, Benjamin. Works of the late Dr. Benjamin Franklin together with Essays, Humourous, Moral and Literary. New York: Samuel Campbell, 1794. 2 volumes bound in one. Small octavo. v, [1], 206; 142

1905, A.N.A., Moonlit Landscape, 9 x 10", 13 x 14"Based on his birth certificate, Franklin B. DeHaven was actually born Benjamin Franklin DeHaven in Bluffton, Indiana on December 26,1856. DeHaven late

The New-York Magazine or Literary Repository for April 1793, 64 pages, lacks plate. Inside title is a Proclamation signed in type by George Washington. Several articles of interest including on capita

The June 1790 issue of "The New-York Magazine; or Literary Repository", printed by Tjomas and James Swords, 1790. 56 pages lacking one leaf at end, also includes pages 7-10 of the "American Chronology

"The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin", published by American Book Company, New York and Cincinnati, Special student edition with footnotes and supplements published in 1896. First Edition with '189

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

The October 1793 issue of The New York Magazine conating a length essay "A Dissertation of the Means of Preserving Health in Charleston and the adjacent Low Country…" by David Ramsay, 1790. This

"The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin" Edited by Frank Woodworth Pine published by Garden City Publishing, New York, copyright by Henry Holt, 1916; illustrated. Hard boards, original publisher's gre

First edition. New York: The Viking Press, 1938

William Wellstood (1819 - 1900)after Benjamin Franklin Smith (1830 - 1927) hand colored engravingview of New York from Latting Observatory, 1855 sight size 31" x 46".

Said to have come off of a building in New York City. The well carved face has a nice character and size. The piece weights around 100 lbs. H20" D9" W12" Sold from the collection of Benjamin Franklin

1. 1865 Abraham Lincoln Inauguration Assassinated Medal by Morgan. 2. Benjamin Franklin Bifocal Sesquicentennial 1784-1934 copyright 1934 by Bausch and Lomb Optical Co. 3. 1853 New York, Exhibit of th

Four margins, pen cancel. U. S. Scott #1: Benjamin Franklin, line engraved by Rawdon, Wright, Hatch, and Edson of New York City. Due to production delays, there were only sufficient stamps to deliver