1732 Nine Issues The Craftsman English Politics

Description

Title: 1732 Nine Issues The Craftsman English Politics

Additional Information: A run of nine issues of "The Country Journal or The Craftsman", most content attributed to Lord Bolingbroke under the pseudonym Caleb D'Anvers, dated January 22, 1731-2 through March 18, 1731-2 being issues 292-298. Each four pages complete with political editorials (one with a letter of Cato), news and interesting ads including quack medical ads. Fine condition, noted one issue with light crop to top margin. Folio.

Reserve: $150.00

Shipping:

Domestic: Flat-rate of $15.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S.

International: Foreign shipping rates are determined by destination. International shipping may be subject to VAT.

Combined shipping: Please ask about combined shipping for multiple lots before bidding.

Location: This item ships from Florida.

Your purchase is protected:
In the rare event that the item did not conform to the lot description in the sale, Chairish Auctions specialists are here to help. Buyers may return the item for a full refund provided you notify Chairish Auctions within 5 days of receiving the item.

Condition

Fine

Buyer's Premium

20%

1732 Nine Issues The Craftsman English Politics

$150.00

$250

LiveAuctioneers Purchase Protection

Vetted auction houses

Secure, online bidding

Returns guaranteed for misrepresented listings

Dedicated support when you need it

Related Items

[NEWSPAPERS]. [PRE-REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. "The Twelve United Colonies by their Delegates in Congress to: [NEWSPAPERS]. [PRE-REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. "The Twelve [sic] United Colonies by their Delegates in Congress to the Inhabitants of Great Britain / By Order of the Congress, John Hancock, President..." the

6 days Left[NEWSPAPERS]. [PRE-REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. "The Twelve United Colonies by their Delegates in Congress to

[NEWSPAPERS]. [EVENTS LEADING UP TO THE WAR OF 1812, EMBARGO]. Columbian Centinel. Boston: January: [NEWSPAPERS]. [EVENTS LEADING UP TO THE WAR OF 1812, EMBARGO]. Columbian Centinel. Boston: January 3, 1810 - December 29, 1810. Folio. Nearly 96 issues of this bi-weekly newspaper. Each issue is 4 pp.

6 days Left[NEWSPAPERS]. [EVENTS LEADING UP TO THE WAR OF 1812, EMBARGO]. Columbian Centinel. Boston: January

[NEWSPAPERS]. [FRENCH-INDIAN WARS]. Group of 5 British Newspapers. [V.p., ca. 1757-1760].: [NEWSPAPERS]. [FRENCH-INDIAN WARS]. Group of 5 British Newspapers Chronicling the French-Indian Wars in North America. [V.p., ca. 1757-1760]. Newspapers vary between 4 to 8 pp. Sizes range from approx

6 days Left[NEWSPAPERS]. [FRENCH-INDIAN WARS]. Group of 5 British Newspapers. [V.p., ca. 1757-1760].

[NEWSPAPERS]. [ANTEBELLUM AMERICAN HISTORY]. Richmond Enquirer. May 11, 1832-May 3, 1834 Biweekly: [NEWSPAPERS]. [ANTEBELLUM AMERICAN HISTORY]. Richmond Enquirer. May 11, 1832 - May 3, 1834. Biweekly Issues. Folios. Nearly 92 issues of this 4-page newspapers. Approximately 23 x 17. Bound together i

6 days Left[NEWSPAPERS]. [ANTEBELLUM AMERICAN HISTORY]. Richmond Enquirer. May 11, 1832-May 3, 1834 Biweekly

Treaty of Paris text ending the American Revolutionary War in the Gents Mag 1783: Title: Treaty of Paris text ending the American Revolutionary War in the Gents Mag 1783 Description: [The 1783 Treaty of Paris, which officially ended the American Revolutionary War between Great Brit

Treaty of Paris text ending the American Revolutionary War in the Gents Mag 1783

Group of Early American Documents: Group of Early American Documents Iron-gall ink on paper. Documents include: Recital of conveyances, dated August 14, 1752, tracing the chain of title for fifty acres of land in New Castle [County] or

May 21, 2026Group of Early American Documents

[NEWSPAPERS]. [EARLY AVIATION]. The Illustrated London News and 3 19th Century Newspapers. January: [NEWSPAPERS]. [EARLY AVIATION]. The Illustrated London News [and:] 3 19th-Century American Newspapers. January 18; August 15; October 24 1908. [and:] [ca. 19th century]. Folios. 3 issues of the Illust

6 days Left[NEWSPAPERS]. [EARLY AVIATION]. The Illustrated London News and 3 19th Century Newspapers. January

Two 18th Century Massachusetts Related Documents: early 18th century documents to include: 1720 deed to retain attorney from Samuel Mortimer of Holborn St. Andrew parish in Middlesex County, to procure the service of New England attorney William Broc

May 20, 2026Two 18th Century Massachusetts Related Documents

[NEWSPAPERS]. [FIRST USE OF SURGICAL ANESTHESIA]. The Sentinel of Freedom. Newark: October 27, 1846.: [NEWSPAPERS]. [FIRST USE OF SURGICAL ANESTHESIA]. The Sentinel of Freedom. Newark: October 27, 1846. 4pp. Approximately 22 1/4 x 16 1/4". With an engraving of a steam printing press.

6 days Left[NEWSPAPERS]. [FIRST USE OF SURGICAL ANESTHESIA]. The Sentinel of Freedom. Newark: October 27, 1846.

Group of Three Portsmouth, New Hampshire Documents: 18th century and all three relating to the Jeffrey family of Portsmouth, with relevance to important early Partridge and Belcher families, to include: 1720 quit claim decree for property of James and

May 20, 2026Group of Three Portsmouth, New Hampshire Documents

[NEWSPAPERS]. [FIRST CIRCUS IN AMERICA, MENTION OF WASHINGTON]. The Mail; or Claypoole's Daily: [NEWSPAPERS]. [FIRST CIRCUS IN THE U. S., THE FIRST BALLOON ASCENSION IN AMERICA, MENTION OF WASHINGTON]. The Mail; or Claypoole's Daily Advertiser. Philadelphia: June 7, 1793. 4pp. Approximately 20 1

6 days Left[NEWSPAPERS]. [FIRST CIRCUS IN AMERICA, MENTION OF WASHINGTON]. The Mail; or Claypoole's Daily

[MANUSCRIPT NEWSPAPER]. The Gem. Flushing, Ohio Friday April 29, 1853.: [MANUSCRIPT NEWSPAPER]. The Gem. Flushing, Ohio [The Polydephian Society], Friday April 29, 1853. Hand-written amateur newspaper. Folio. 4 pp. on one large folding sheet. Each page approximately 12 1/

6 days Left[MANUSCRIPT NEWSPAPER]. The Gem. Flushing, Ohio Friday April 29, 1853.

TOP