Washington's Last State of the Union in the "Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser"

Includes The Sun, The Maryland Gazette, The Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser, and the American Commercial Advertiser.

Lot of 3 issues of the Federal Gazette & Baltimore Daily Advertiser, July 14, 15 and 16, 1796. Each issue contains at least four ads for REWARDS for RUNAWAY SLAVES. One issue contains a signed-in-type

Issue for Nov. 12, 1796, Stained , readable

1795 Gazette of the United States and Daily Advertiser, printed at Philadelphia by John Fenno. Four pages including political content but mostly advertisements including for a lottery to fund improvem

Two newspapers: "American & Commercial Daily Advertiser" January 6 , 1812 and "Federal Republican and Commercial Gazette" for January 31, 1812. Each four folio pages. Joined at spine by glue. Interest

162. Cobbett, William. Porcupine's Gazette and United States Daily Advertiser. Volume 1, numbers 34-43. Together 10 issues. Each 4 pages. Folio, loose; sewing holes at left margins, generally sound ot

Gazette of the United States, G. Washington's State of the Union Speech, 1790 [WASHINGTON, George]. Newspaper, “The Gazette of the United States”, 4pp, 10” x 16.25”, Philadelph

Includes The New York Herald, The Balance, The New York Daily Tribune, The Daily Advertiser, and The Gazette of the United States.

Includes General Advertiser, Gazette of The United States and Philadelphia Daily Advertiser, The Press, & The Independent Gazetteer.

Framed newspaper of The Pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertiser. In this 4 page issue, #2765, "it was reported yesterday December 14, 1787 that the state of Pennsylvania has ceded 10 sq miles of land

Framed Patriotic table cloth "The Independence Of The United States of America Declared July 4th 1776 / Washington Elected President of the Federal Union March 1789 E. Pluribus Unum". Cloth 39 1/2" x

Two United States Civil War era coins comprising one Army and Navy token with error reading "THE FEDERAL UNION MUST AND SHALL BY [sic. be] PRESERVED" to reverse, and one 1863 Washington head token, ea

[WASHINGTON, DC]. First newspaper printing of the Act establishing the Federal Capital City. Gazette of the United States. Vol. II, No. 28. New York: John Fenno, 17 July 1790. First newspaper printing

1) United States Telegraph front page Oct. 4, 1827, Washington City. News of Baltimore Elections and and other political news. Condition - staining and discoloration. 2) Daily National Intelligence, F

Framed 26"x20" under UV plexiglass is John Quincy Adams' last State of the Union Address 1828 Broadside Printing. The National Intelligencer - Extra December 2, 1828 of wove stock printed in recto onl

The December 6, 1794 issue of the Columbian Cebtinel printed at Boston by Benjamin Russell. Responses by John Adams to George Washington's State of the Union address followed by his response and also

G. Washington's 1st Inauguration in NYC, 1789 Original Newspaper [George Washington]. Newspaper, The Pennsylvania Packet, and Daily Advertiser, 4pp, 11.25” x 18”, Philadelphia, May 2, 1789

MONROE, JAMES State of the Union Address in the National Intelligencer, 1819. Washington: 7 December 1819. An Extra issue of the National Intelligencer printing Monroe's long address to Congress in fo

This flag was flying in 1876 and was ratified on July 4th 1877 when the state of Colorado was admitted to the Union. RARE PATTERN. With so many states being admitted almost makes me think last column

Very light blue, perhaps this is clear with a blue tint. First half 19thC. No chips, no cracks. The notes suggest "Bluish-Aqua" color. Purchased for $76.50 from George McKearin, NYC, on June 3rd, 1929

A perfect collector note. No apparent issues on this nearly uncirculated specimen.

WILLIAM MORRIS (b. 1957) Grillo from the Mazorca series, Washington State, 2004 Blown glass, enameled metal Signed and dated Glass only: 3 3/4" x 11" x 4" Complete with copies of William Morris: Artif

1893-S Morgan Silver Dollar. Provenance: Private collection, Washington state. Grade written on card holder is not guaranteed as grading can be subjective. Payment by wire transfer only unless pre-app

Racconto di Marinaio, 1961 sgn. on base CONSAGRA 61, also 0/3 (edition out of three), 15.75 by 14.5 in. P