1773 The London Gazette Newspaper

1773 (July 13 - July 17) The London Gazette Newspaper Number 11394. Intact. 2 out of 2 Pages. Price; Three-Pence. Colonial Era newspaper.

The March 19-April 1, 1666 issue of “The London Gazette”, printed by Thomas Newcomb. Two pages complete. Many news briefs from Europe and also on shipping including reference to Barbadoes. Very Go

An early issue of "The London Gazette", for February 5-8, 1676, single sheet printed both sides, complete. Printed by Thomas Newcomb at the Savoy. Front page with lengthy reporting of problems in Spai

The July 13-17, 1671 issue of The London Gazette, two pages complete, printed by Thomas Newcomb at the Savoy. Interesting content including reports on the Turks, affairs in Europe, and from Russia wit

1774 (November 22nd-November 26th) The London Gazette Newspaper Number 11512. Intact. 4 out of 4 Pages. Price; Three-Pence. Colonial Era newspaper.

1676 The London Gazette for November 20-23, two pages, complete. Interesting news from around Europe including military news of movements of Turks and Tartars. Ship news from Falmouth, Pendennis, and

Two early British and American documents. Includes a leaf of The London Gazette newspaper from September 16th to 20th, 1680, and a hand-written deed from Dr. Belcher Noyes, Esq. of Suffolk County in B

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Details: 7pcs Antique European Newspaper LONDON GAZETTE EDINBURGH EVENING COURANT OBSERVATOR 1673-1765 War Of Spanish Succession European History This lot features 7 pieces of antique European newspr

The work has all been done for you. Early English newspaper. Matted and Framed. The front page is about the Polish King and his attempted conquest of Turkey. [x=#236/]The January Uprising was an insur

(2) Rivington's New York Gazette newspapers, c/o Thursday July 8 1773 highlighting the death of Charles II, and Thursday February 10 1774, interesting reading, poor condition with tears & water damage

The October 14, 1805 issue of the "Boston Gazette", printed at London four folio pages. Prices current on front page with news inside including from Europe. Numerous ads, several with illustrations of

Two Early Newspapers. The London Times, 1817 and The Gazette Nationale, 1792 Larger: 21.5" x 16"

[Revolutionary War-Era Newspaper]. The Connecticut Gazette. And the Universal Intelligencer. New London, [Connecticut]; May 10, 1776&perio

Details: 6pcs New York London ANTIQUE NEWSPAPERS 1775-1845 York Courant Geneva Gazette Lewis County Republican Albany Argus Western Recorder Transcript History This group features 6 antique newspaper

Colonial America Colonial Newspaper Reporting on the British East India Tea Company Sending Tea Ships to the Colonies, the Prelude to the "Boston Tea Party" Tax Protest of December 16, 1773 October 13

Pennsylvania Gazette Antique Newspapers, four in the lot. Issues for March 22, 1747; January 28, 1755; December 25, 1768 and May 22, 1776. Staining. Whole and totally readable.

Continental Currency "Fortunate Numbers in the Marblehead Lottery," 1790, and "Old Continental Money" Article in the Salem Gazette March 30, 1790-Dated Federal Period, "Old Continental Money" & Marble

[LONDON]. The London Gazette. London : Monday September 20, to Thursday September 23, 1686. Number 2175. Approximately 10-2/3 x 6-1/4 inches sheet, printed in black on cream paper. Very top and right

1689 London Gazette for July 22-25. Single sheet printed both sides. Interesting news of the day including Irish rebellion. Fine, measures 6.5 x 11”. Free shipping within the continental US

Archived editions of the Contra Costa Gazette from the late 1800s. These volumes measure 26"x 20" and are rather heavy. They are coffee table books on steroids and have some wear (Expected). Nice piec

EARLY ISSUE of “The London Gazette”, for February 8-12, 1665 , two page complete. Number 26. Interesting content including reference to the sailing of the Spanish Armada and the declaration of Kin

Printed 'Second Supplement to The London Gazette',8pp. 4to., London, Feb. 20, 1940, a list of the awards and honors bestowed by King George VI upon Rear Admiral Henry Harwood and and about fifty offic

Good overall as pictured