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1789 1ed Columbian Magazine American Revolution SLAVES 1789 1ed Columbian Magazine American Revolution SLAVES William Penn Philadelphia A rare first edition of the 1789 Columbia Magazine! Featured in

1789 1ed Columbian Magazine American Revolution SLAVES William Penn Philadelphia A rare first edition of the 1789 Columbia Magazine! Featured in this rare June issue of the early American periodical a

Includes The London Chronicle from October 23, 1777, The Columbian Magazine from January 1789, 9 The Gentleman's Magazine: St. John's Gate dated December 1753, August 1755, June 1755 (2), March 1755,

Center decorated with the Rigid Leaved Gorteria or Gorteria Rigens copied from William Curtis’ botanical magazine of 1789, yellow border, titled and signed with early blue Derby mark, pattern n

1789 1st ed History of QUAKERS Society of Friends John Gough William Penn 4v SET A rare first edition history of the Quaker people by John Gough. This book takes an in-depth look at the spiritual and

1792 French Revolution Slave Trade Insurrection Africa Mutiny Bounty St Domingo The Gentlemans Magazine was an English periodical which first appeared in 1731. It was published without interrupt for n

Archibald Alison, History of Europe from the commencement of the French Revolution in 1789 to the restoration of the Bourbons in 1815. 10 volume set. Second Edition, Published Edinburgh, William Black

ALISON, Sir Archibald (1757-1839) History of Europe from the Commencement of the French Revolution in 1789 to the Restoration of the Bourbons in 1815. Edinburgh and London: William Blackwood and Sons,

Lot includes 1789-1939 New York World's Fair 3-d viewer, Columbian World's Fair magazines and more. Condition varies. Good-Excellent

1789 History United States Indians American Revolution Constitution War Gordon The Rev. William Gordon came to America in 1770 to serve as pastor of the Third Congregational Church in Roxbury, MA, and

A bound volume of the Philadelphia-based magazine The American Museum for July-December, 1789.

William Penn MDS Selling 500 Acres in His 1-Year-Old Colony for Less Than a Penny an Acre! 1p manuscript document signed by Pennsylvania founder William Penn (1644-1718) along the bottom fold. [London

Indian Peace Medals (1775) Exceptional Silver William Penn Indian Peace Medal (1775) William Penn Indian Peace Medal. Struck in Silver. “BY DEEDS OF PEACE” Legend. Betts-531. Dies by Lewis Pingo.

William Penn Deeds Land to Fellow Quaker in 1681 WILLIAM PENN. Manuscript Document Signed, "Wm Penn", 1p, 8.25" x 12", Warminghurst, West Sussex, England, September 11, 1681, a Deed to Thomas Herriot.

ARTIST: William Penn Morgan (British, New York, 1826 - 1900) NAME: Mother and Children MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Very minor craquelure. Few small scattered inpaintings/touch ups. SIGHT SIZE: 39

Oil On Canvas C. 19th.c., William Penn Negotiating With The Indians, H 27'' W 34'' After a paintiing by Benjamin West. Not signed. Frame 36" x 42"

William Penn Motor Oil Porcelain Tombstone Sign DSP tombstone. Sign has good gloss and color. It does show some chipping in the field on both sides with heavier chipping around the perimeter. It also

(American, 1826-1900) signed "W. Morgan" l.l.c. Overall: 46"h x 35-1/2"w Sight: 38-3/4"h x 28-1/8"w

William Penn Morgan (1826 - 1900) England Oil on Canvas Theme: Portrait of Mother with Child Measure 34"in H x 28"in W and 42"in H x 36"in W x 2 1/2"in D with frame Known for: Domestic genre, animal,

[Pennsylvania] (Penn, William) William Penn's Treaty with the Indians, when he founded the Province of Pensylvania in North America 1681... London: John Boydell, June 12, 1775. Hand-colored engraving.

Heading: (New Jersey) Author: Title: Manuscript indenture on vellum, relating to the deed of conveyance transferring the province of East New Jersey from the estate of George Carteret to William Penn

Fine silverplated fireman's parade horn signed "Presented to William Penn Hose Co. by William Metcher Jan'y 3rd 1912". 21"h.

English deed dated 1681 conveying land possibly in present day Middlesex County UK to a Francis Dove. Reign of Charles II. Signature appears to be a William Penn, not Pennsylvania William Penn. Nice c

PENN, WILLIAM. Partly-printed vellum Document Signed, "WmPenn," granting 1500 acres of land "clear of Indian Incumbrances in [PA] . . . between the Rivers of Sasquehanah and Delaware" to Thomas Church