Reprint of March 1770 Boston Massacre Newspaper

After W. L. Champney (American, 19th Century) Boston Massacre, March 5th, 1770. Hand-colored lithograph by J.H. Bufford, dated to 1856. Published by Henry O. Smith, Boston. Unframed 19.25" x 24"

Pair of Framed print of historic events, 1/ The Boston Massacre, March 5, 1770.On March 5, 1770, these tensions turned into violent skirmishes. The British army shoots at protesters.The Boston Massac

[Boston Massacre] First Edition "Orations Delivered at the Request of the Inhabitants of the Town of Boston to Commemorate the Evening of the Fifth of March, 1770; When a Number of Citizens Were Kille

American Revolution "THE BLOODY MASSACRE... March 5th 1770" Mid 20th Century Copy After Paul Revere's Historic Engraved Print (PAUL REVERE), c. 1950 Mid 20th Century, Full-Color Photostatic Reproducti

THE BLOODY MASSACRE... March 5th, 1770, mid-20th century copy after Paul Revere's engraving depicting the Revolutionary War massacre "perpetrated in King Street BOSTON on March 5th, 1770 by a party of

Colonial America "... not the Sons of Peace Massachusetts Document "We comply with the Exhortation of the Council, & desire the Parish may be in peace & quietness." c. 1770 Colonial (Boston Massacre)

The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement. Thursday August 30, 1770, printed at Edinburgh, 32 pages. Interesting contnet including a brief of a meeting at Fanieul Hall in Boston regarding the Boston

Colonial America June 1770 Issue of The Gentleman's Magazine with Reports on "The Boston Massacre" and American Response to Taxes June, 1770-Dated (Written May 1770) Colonial Era, monthly news Magazin

The Oxford Magazine for May 1770, Contains a thorough 4 and one-half page account of the Boston Massacre. Early report in a periodical. 40 pages and one political engraving. Lacks the monthly title, M

In Facsimilie The Boston Massacre by Paul Revere, limited edition of 150 issued by the Library of Congress. In red portfolio, printed 1970 marking the 200th anniversary, The portfolio with text and th

RHODE ISLAND NEWSPAPER REPORTS ON THE BOSTON MASSACRE AND CRISPUS ATTUCKS THE BLACK PATRIOT KILLED IN BOSTON BY BRITISH SOLDIERS Fine colonial-era newspaper, "Supplement to the Newport [Rhode Island]

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

Boston Daily Globe Morning & Evening Edition – Must See all Photos to Appreciate - Sold as an exact copy of the Original – This a Vintage Reprint but Print Date Unknown

Boston Daily Globe Morning & Evening Edition – Must See all Photos to Appreciate. Sold as an exact copy of the Original – This is a Reprint but Print Date Unknown

Two framed 18th century Newspapers including a rare edition of the Boston Gazette depicting "The 4 Coffins of the Boston Massacre\" and the Boston Centinel. #1 sight size- 21-1/4" x 26-1/4". #2 sight

John Hancock a framed pamphlet "An oration delivered March 5, 1774, at the Request of the Inhabitants of the Town of Boston to commemorate the bloody tragedy of the fifth of March, 1770." by the Hon.

"Boston Gazette and Country Journal," Monday, March 12, 1770, No. 779. "Containing the Freshest Advices, Foreign and Domestic," four pages, with an article describing events surrounding the Boston Mas

March 11,1861 Vol XXIX No. 8654 Rare Boston Morning Journal Newspaper with Civil War Story about probable troop withdrawal at Fort Sumter. 21" x 27". Upper margin Signed Watson in gall ink.

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.

Group to include eleven full issues of the 'New England Palladium' (Boston, MA) for the following dates; November 15, 1803 / May 2, 1806 / September 16, 1806 / October 7, 1806 / March 21, 1809

“Columbian Centinel and Massachusetts Federalist” for March 29, 1800, printed by Benjamin Russell at Boston. Content including letter from the Captain of the US Frigate Constitution on the front p

The first being, The Boston Chronicle: Jan 11 to 18 1768; The Independent Gazetteer: December 5, 1787; The Pennsylvania Packet: March 21, 1788; The Massachusetts Centinel: March 26, 1788; The Independ

EARLY BOSTON NEWSPAPERS. The Boston News-Letter, No. 688 Newspaper, 12 1/2 x 8 1/4 in., 'from Monday June 17 to Monday June 24, 1717'. Fold marks, one hole, stain at upper left, paper toned. Very rare

EARLY BOSTON NEWSPAPERS. The Boston News-Letter, No. 742 Newspaper, 12 1/4 x 8 1/2 in., 'from Monday June 30 to Monday July, 1718'. Fold marks, some splitting along folds, a few holes, toning. Very ra