(10) ISSUES OF "THE NEW ENGLAND PRIMER"

Dating early to mid 19th c.

RARE EARLY SCHOOL BOOK - 1843 issue of the 1777 edition of "The New England Primer, Improved, For the More Easy Attaining the true reading of English, to which is added The Assembly of Divines, and Mr

162. Cobbett, William. Porcupine's Gazette and United States Daily Advertiser. Volume 1, numbers 34-43. Together 10 issues. Each 4 pages. Folio, loose; sewing holes at left margins, generally sound ot

1) Fifth issue 10 cent fractional currency, linen repair to reverse. 2) Three cent fractional currency with George Washington in center, March 3, 1863, 3) 3rd issue William Fessenden 12-94-1200 green

25. The Bookbinding Trades Journal. Volume 1, numbers 1-6, 8, 10-12, 14-15, 23-24 (of 24); Volume II, numbers 1-3 & 6-16. Together 31 issues bound in 1 volume. Illustrated. 8vo, gilt-lettered red moro

Lot of 2 volumes: New England Primer: Improved for the More Easy Attaining the True Reading of English: To Which Is Added the Assembly of Divines, and Mr. Cotton's Catechism . Published in 1777 by

1872 RARE New England Primer Hiawatha Grammar Colonial America Reader 5v A charming collection of vintage educational books! The New England Primer was the first reading primer designed for the Americ

Lot consists of an 1845 New England Primer with a woodcut of John Hancock, Hartford 1845 and "The Vacation" by Phillip Findlay, Boston, Henry A. Young, 1869. Both in very good condition.

1777 (1843) New England Primer Cotton Catechism John Hancock America Alphabet Puritan The New England Primer was the first reading primer designed for the American Colonies. It became the most success

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Tom Brady 2005 Topps 50th Anniversary #10 New England Patriots Nfl Football Card

N'Keal Harry 2020 Mosaic Rookie Fusion Red Choice Autograph PSA 10 New England Patriots #AM2

Large Group of Miniature Educational Books, including titles such as 'A Wonder Book for Girls and Boys'; 'Lady's Almanac for the Year'; 'The New England Primer'; 'How Children May Be Happy', and other

Six: Program from the 1887 banquet commemorating the Constitution of the United States printed by Bailey, Banks, and Biddle, an 1844 reprint of the New England Primer, 1567 Latin printing of the New T

(3) 1844 Ira Webster with Print of John Hancock, 1843 New England Primer, 1806 New England Primer, Primer in the English Language, Samuel Worcester, 1850 Nursery Songs Good Girl's Soliloquy New York,

"The New-England Primer, or An easy and pleasant guide to the Art of Reading. Adorned with cuts, to which are added The Catechism", Woodstock, David Watson, Printer. 1822. Original blue paper covered

One 1800's $10 The New England Commercial Bank Of Newport Obsolete Note.

New England Weekly Journal, Numb LV, two sheets framed under glass. Toned, in 19th Century oak and gilt frame. Sight image measuring 12" in height by 15" in width. All measurements are approximate.

Joseph H Davis (1811-1865. Portrait of Martha Nudd. Oct 10, 1837. New England. Watercolor on paper. Frame H 14-1/2 W 12" Paper H 9-7/8" W 8". Condition: Minor imperfections. Minor corner paper loss. L

Two Hundred plus book box of Independent comics, assuming they were bought speculatively as there are many #1 issues includes New England Comics, Wildstorm, Innovation, Dark Horse, Amalgam, Now comics

2 Baskets 4 1/2" x 4 1/2" x 2" Penobscot, circa 1930's and a 10", polychrome New England Ash Indian Lidded Sewing Basket, circa 1970's

Circa 1880, from a New England estate, with primer paint, great vintage condition. Local pick up ony at Boyd's Interior at Brownstone Mill antique center.Size: 90 CM x 54 CM x 139 CM

Title: DRUGS trade sign, early 20th c Date/Period: Early 20th c Dimension: 15 1/2 in. H x 10 in. W Provenance:New England, traditional profile. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $40.00 to anywhere with

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