1761 British Magazine Slave Coast

Title: 1761 British Magazine Slave Coast Additional Information: The May 1761 issue of "The British Magazine". 56 pages, textually complete though lacks general title. Two engravings, one of the Bisho

Title: 1761 British Magazine Coronation George III Additional Information: The September 1761 issue of British Magazine, lacks title else complete with three engravings, one related to the coronation

Title: 1761 British Magazine Congo Peace with France Additional Information: The November 1761 issue of "The British Magazine", 56 pages, lacks title leaf. One negraving of the arms of the Duke of Man

The August 1761 issue of The British Magazine, 54 pages, two engraved plates: one of the Earl of Hallifax and the other of the Duke of Kingstone. Two brief articles on coronations of Ann Boleyn and of

AN ACT TO AMEND AND CONTINUE, FOR A LIMITED TIME, SEVERAL ACTS OF PARLIAMENT FOR REGULATING THE SHIPPING AND CARRYING OF SLAVES IN BRITISH VESSELS FROM THE COAST OF AFRICA. London: Charles Eyre and An

(19th century). Oil on canvas, monogrammed lr, 20 x 30 in., framed size: 24 x 34 inches.

A bound volume of "The Town and Country Magazine; or Universal Repository of Knowledge, Instruction, and Entertainment. Vol. XX for the Year 1788", printed at London for A. Hamilton Jr. Twenty-seven e

1766 The Adventurer British Magazine Samuel Johnson English Literature Horace 4v ‘The Adventurer’ was a British newspaper that was published after the success of ‘The Rambler.’ Samuel Johnson

Group of four 18th and 19th century British magazines. Includes the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge's "Penny Magazine," 1832; "Town and Country Magazine" from 1779; and "Robertson's Hist

GOUACHE OF BRITISH COAST, UNSIGNED (6" X 11")

(2) Vanity Fair British Magazine framed caricatures. “Men of the Day”, No. 12, caption “ The Diogenes of the Modern Corinthians without his Tub”, subject matter name Thomas Carlyle. “Statesm

Reserve Reduced! Map Title: Suite de la Coste de Guinee depuis la Riviere de Volta jusqu'a Jakin ou sont les royaumes de Koto, de Popo, de Whidah ou Juida, et d'Ardra Cartographer: Bellin Place / Date

1855-1885, hardback magazines, binding falling or fallen off.

1790 Lady’s Magazine British Fashion Life of Marie Antoinette France John Elwes ‘The Lady’s Magazine’ was a rare British magazine written and designed for women readers. It included articles o

1791 Lady’s Magazine British Fashion AMERICAN Cotton Trade French Revolution ‘The Lady’s Magazine’ was a rare British magazine written and designed for women readers. It included articles on a

The Strand Magazine was a British magazine published monthly in London by George Newnes and was composed of short fiction stories and articles of general interest. It contained many Sherlock Holmes St

BANKSY (BRITISH) Slave Labor Girl Lithograph on heavy paper 12" x 18" Stamped to verso (Banksy)

1878 Punch Magazine Illustrated Cartoon Political Satire War Humor John Leech 2v Punch was one of the most popular British magazines in the mid-19th-century. Written to provide the public with politic

1851 Punch Magazine Illustrated ART Political Cartoon Satire War Humor Leech 2v Punch was one of the most popular British magazines in the mid-19th-century. Written to provide the public with politica

1879 Punch Magazine Illustrated Political Cartoon Satire War Humor John Leech 2v Punch was one of the most popular British magazines in the mid-19th-century. Written to provide the public with politic

1792 European Magazine East India TRADE Voyages Medical Journal War Illustrated A rare British magazine published after the American Revolutionary War! This 1792 edition of the ‘The London Magazine�

1781 Ladys Magazine British Fashion TURKEY Siege of Sinope Carnival of Venice The Ladys Magazine was a rare British magazine written and designed for women readers. It included articles on a variety o

1872 Punch Magazine Illustrated Cartoon Political Satire War Humor John Leech 2v ‘Punch’ was one of the most popular British magazines in the mid-19th-century. Written to provide the publ

1753 1st ed The Adventurer British Magazine Samuel Johnson English Literature The Adventurer was a British newspaper that was published after the success of ‘The Rambler.’ Samuel Johnson and John