Newspaper Carrier's Address-1837.

Canvas news carrier bags for the Lansing State Journal and the Ingham County News of Lansing Michigan.

(RHODE ISLAND.) Group of 10 broadsides, including carrier addresses and more. Various sizes and condition as described. Providence and Newport, RI, 1834-1896 John Brown Francis, et al. State Prison Re

WITH CLOTH BODY, COMPO FOREARMS & HANDS, DRESSED AS A NEWSPAPER CARRIER WITH CANVAS BAG, KNICKER STYLE PANTS, CARDIGAN SWEATER, ETC., COMPO HEAD WAS RESTORED APPROX. 30 YEARS AGO & HAS SOME SPLITS ON

Antique Group of Assorted Newark Ephemera. Including a 1901 Newark New Jersey bank note, Certificates, 1940 Newspaper, Carriers Year Book. Late 1800 store receipts and local advertising. Used conditio

Painted dome top box. Interior lined with newspaper dated '1837-1838'. Together with a second dome-top box painted yellow with red decoration. Condition: Excellent condition. Paint on larger box is or

Auguste-Joseph Carrier (French, 1837-1908), pair of white metal figural candelabras with cherubs, signed on base "A Carrier", 33" h

Auguste-Joseph Carrier (French, 1837-1908), pair of bronze figural candelabra with cherubs, signed on base "A Carrier", 33" h

The June 1, 1796 issue of the "Columbian Centinel", printed at Boston by Benjamin Russell, four folio pages. Address of Samuel Adams to the people of Massachusetts on the branches of government of the

Heading: (Gettysburg Address ) Author: Title: The Gettysburg Address in The New-York Semi-Weekly Tribune Place Published: New York Publisher:New-York Tribune Date Published: 1863 Descr

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"

The Addresses and Messages of the Presidents of the United States to Congress Comprising all the Inaugural, Special and Farewell Addresses…Washington (through) Van Buren New York, published by Charl

MANUFACTURE: Royal Worcester (ENGLAND) SCULPTOR: James Hadley (1837-1903) NAME: Cairo Water Carrier Woman NUMBER: 1250 YEAR: 1905 CONDITION: Excellent. No chips, no cracks. HEIGHT: 10 inch / 25 cm WID

A Collection of Ephemera from Roosevelt's 'Beloved Island' Campobello. Comprised of guide books, post card, address labels, a guest book, newspaper clippings and other items. Provenance: The Estate of

JFK MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGSVarious magazines: Time, Look, Newsweek, Life, and other inserts about the Kennedys. Copy of JFK's Inaugural Address from January 20 1961. Newspaper c

Coca-Cola smalls (15+), Action cap catcher & bottle opener, 2 newspaper print blocks, 2 miniature bottle carriers w/bottles, large decal, NOS tablet w/Sprite Boy, serrated knife from Sioux Falls, Sout

Not all pieces are marked. See photos for marked jewelry. PICKUP AND SHIPPING Local pickup is available in Glenview, IL by appointment. The address will be provided on your invoice at checkout. In-Hou

James Hadley (1837-1903), porcelain, man and woman wearing flowing robes with decorative borders, each holding an urn, decorated highlighted in gilt, impressed "JHadley" on base with puce printed and

Printed "Farewell Address of Andrew Jackson To the People of the United States," 1 page, folio, on silk, publisher unknown, circa 1837. Bears a robust border. [Image sight: 20" x 17" / Frame: 23" x 20

The New-Haven Gazette, and the Connecticut Magazine Thursday December 13, 1787, printed and published by Josiah Meigs, eight pages complete. Contains the famous address by Benjamin Franklin to the Pre

Diecast model toy truck. Possibly Doepke. 38"L Please note: This lot is not housed at Ahlers & Ogletree Auction Gallery. Pickup address will be supplied to winning bidder. All purchased lots MUST be p

ALEXANDER H. STUART OWNED BOUND WASHINGTON POLITICAL NEWSPAPER, "National Intelligencer", Vol. 38, No. 5395 to 5538, January 3, 1837 to December 30, 1837, published by Gales & Seaton, each issue with

Hard shell body with suede lined interior pressed with LV monogram and Paris address. W 39 cm. (15 1/2 in.)

ANDERSON, S.P. Long autograph letter signed from St. Augustine, 9 July 1837, to Capt. D[avid] Conner, U.S. Navy, in Philadelphia. 4 pp. on a folded sheet, address panel and seal on final page. 9 7/8 x

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