ARCHIVAL HARDBOUND COMPILATION OF NEW YORK TRIBUNE

Collectible Newspaper Issues BOUND COMPILATION BOOKS SECTION NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE 5 April 1936-30 August 1936 Illustrated Advertisements Reviews Photographs Authors Reading Childrens Literature EM

"WARHOL & BASQUIAT" ON NEW YORK TRIBUNE PHOTOLITHOGRAPH BY BURNEY IN SHADOWBOX FRAME. Height: 24 in. by Width: 21 in.

(CIVIL WAR--COLORED TROOPS.) Report on the Battle of Fort Wagner in the New-York Tribune. 8 pages, 20½ x 15¾ inches, on 2 folding sheets; stitch holes, folds, minimal wear; subscriber name s

Property from a Savannah, GA Estate Description: New York Tribune, April, 10 1865 (Lee Surrenders) and New York Times Dated 1861, comprising framed New York Tribune, April 10, 1865 with headlines,

All from 1862, Cival War era.

DESCRIPTION: New York Tribune, 1885. Hardcover bound volume. Articles include: Shenandoah mining accident at Raven Run; Mrs. Tom Thumb; baseball game between the New York League and Metropolitan nines

New-York Tribune from March 6, 1865, from front page right column: "Glorious News! / Phil. Sheridan Again at Work / The Reported Defeat and Capture of Early / The Fall of Charlottesville" and "Deserte

Monday April 17, 1865 New-York Tribune newspaper. Glass cracked. Frame overall 26 1/2" x 22 1/2".

Original 19th Century newspaper, New-York Weekly Tribune, dated Saturday, March 8, 1851. 8 pages, news of the day, articles on new machinery to turn flax into cotton, William Seward's Speech, labor ri

NEW YORK TRIBUNE SEPTEMBER 20 1861 LEXINGTON New York Tribune in plastic sleeve. Was the date of the Battle of Lexington, MI. 16.5" x 12"

early 1900 NY Times and New York Tribune newspapers

NEW YORK TRIBUNE SEPTEMBER 20 1861 LEXINGTON New York Tribune in plastic sleeve. Was the date of the Battle of Lexington, MI. 16.5" x 12"

Good overall as pictured

Four early and later reports upon the great national tragedy of the death of President Abraham Lincoln: (i) New York Tribune, New York, Saturday, April 15, 1865, black-bordered eight-page issue. On p

Lithograph depicting the republican nominee Abraham Lincoln uncomfortably straddling a rail carried by an African American man and abolitionist editor of the New York Tribune, Horace Greeley. [13-1/2"

A Harrison Cady (1877-1970) original ink drawing of a Peter Rabbit comic illustration for the New York Tribune. Signed Harrison Cady top right and lower right. Dated lower right April 2, 2022. 28 in t

Horace Greeley (1811-1872) founder and editor of The New York Tribune, a small archive of family letters and ephemera including 4 Horace Greeley signed letters (1867-69) on NY Tribune letterhead, an i

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

EARLY REPORT OF LINCOLN ASSASSINATION Most desirable very early account of John Wilkes Booth's shooting of Abraham Lincoln, as reported in the New York Tribune, 8pp., New York, Apr. 15, 1865, uncut. T

Ca. 1860 New York Tribune pamphlet with copy of candidate Abraham Lincoln's speech at the Cooper Institute February 27, 1860 that propelled Lincoln to the White House, also Presidential National Ticke

7 Civil War issues of the the World, New York Daily News, and New York Tribune. Includes (i) The World May 14, 1863 Death of Stonewall Jackson (4 sheets); (ii) April 18, 1863, discussing the aftermath

Greeley was named in honor of Horace Greeley who had come to Colorado in the 1859 Pike's Peak Gold Rush. Greeley was editor of the New York Tribune and a prominent booster of western settlement in the

1874 Great Industries of US Gold Rush Railroad Industrial Revolution Illustrated Horace Greeley was the founder and editor of the New York Tribune in the 19th century. Robert William’s goes so far a

This March 5, 1861 edition of the New York Tribune has grand coverage of the LINCOLN INAUGURATION and his ADDRESS IN FULL. The coverage is under a 15-line bank of headlines on “The New Administratio