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The September 13, 1770 issue of "The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement", printed at Edinburgh, 32 pages. Interesting contnet including two briefs at end under America news including a mutiny in w

The Weekly Magazine for August 16, 1770 printed at Edinburgh, 32 pages including briefs from America and much else including historical content. Magazine not bound, Fine condition, measures 5 x 8". Re

The Weekly Magazine for August 16, 1770 printed at Edinburgh, 32 pages including briefs from America and much else including historical content. Magazine not bound, Fine condition, measures 5 x 8". Re

The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement for Thursday, August 9, 1770. 32 pages. Interesting content including on Turkey. Magazine not bound. Very Good, measures 5 x 8". Reserve: $20.00 Shipping: Do

The July 26, 1770 issue of The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement, 32 pages. Interesting content including a short account of a meeting of merchants "chiefly Jews" at Faneuil-Hall to discuss issue

The August 2, 1770 issue of "The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement", printed at Edinburgh, 32 pages. News from America at back including from Boston and long letter of Governor Hutchinson of Mass

The September 6, 1770 issue of "The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement", printed at Edinburgh, 32 pages. Interesting contnet on the Turkish empire and lead story on Peter the Great. Periodical not

The July 19, 1770 issue of "The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement", 32 pages. Lead article on Paper Money in Scotland. Also some colonial American news including Major Rogers planning a settlemen

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

Title: 1770 The Weekly Magazine Colonial News Description: "The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement" for July 5, 1770, printed at Edinburgh. 32 pages. Interesting content including political items

The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement for Thursday September 27, 1770. 36 pages with interesting contnet ranging from historical letter from Sir Walter Raleigh to Prince Henry, son of James I to

The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement for Thursday, September 20, 1770. 32 pages. Interesting article on South carolina including the Cherokees. Also from South Carolina the dedication of a monum

The Weekly Maagazine or Edinburgh Amusement for Thursday, August 23, 1770, 32 pages. Includes short interesting article of giant snakes of Guiana. Also on Turkey and Russia and West Indies earthquake.

THE SCOTS MAGAZINE. 1770. Edinburgh: A. Murray and J. Cochran, [1770.] 8vo. [4], 729, [11] pp. Bound in full period speckled sheep. ****************** WITH A SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT OF MATERIAL RELATED TO

Historic 1904 Tip Top Weekly Magazine Signed by Baseball Legends. The grandeur of early American baseball history is captured in this extraordinary offering, a 1904 Tip Top Weekly baseball magazine, w

This sign is framed behind glass. Marked "Pfeil & Colz Camden N.J.". Circa 1882-1884. The Continent was an illustrated American weekly magazine of literature edited and published by Albion Tourgee. It

Penfield, Edward 1866 - 1925Harper's Weekly - Midsummer Number (2 Magazine Cover)Letterpress Print 189516.1 x 11 in. (41 x 28 cm)Printer: no informationCondition Details: (A) incl. 2 prints, (A) minim

Robert O'Neill Signed 2001 "People Weekly" Magazine Inscribed "Never Quit!" (PSA COA)

Supplement to "The Oxford Magazine", 48 pages and one engraving being a political cartoon. Excellent content regarding the discontent of the Colonies including a letter from the General Committee of S

The June 1770 issue of "The Oxford Magazine", 40 pages and three engraving two being political cartoons. Great content including a Letter of Junius and on the "Inconsistency of Standing Armies in a Fr

This large lot comprises a run of Harper's Weekly magazine from 1872 that have been bound together, and a collection of Harper's Young People Magazine from 1892 - 1895.

The February 1770 issue of "The Oxford Magazine", 40 pages and three engraved plates. One entitled "Death of the Foxes" and another being a political cartoon. Interesting content including accounts of

Assortment of Dozens of Early Issues of the "La'Ishah" Weekly Magazine, 1950-3, which includes about 34 issues (non-consecutive), contain plenty of articles in the spirit of the time, including photog

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