1792 Magazine, Philadelphia: AMERICAN MUSEUM

1791 American Museum Universal Magazine Benjamin Franklin Panama Canal Medicine ‘The American Museum’ was a late 18th-century American periodical published in Philadelphia from 1790 to 1792. This

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

The American Museum or Repository of Ancient and Modern Fugitive Pieces & c Prose and Poetical For September 1787. Published at Philadelphia by Mathew Carey MDCCLXXXVII. Vol. II Number III. COMPLETE i

The October 1787 issue of "The American Museum or Repository of Ancient and Modern Fugitive Pieces…..", printed at Philadelphia by Mathew Carey, MDCCLXXXVII (1787). Title leaf, pages 315-415, Conten

The November and December 1787 issue of "The American Museum or Repositoryof Ancient and Modern Fugitive Pieces…..", Volume II Numbers V and VI, printed at Philadelphia by Mathew Carey, MDCCLXXXVII.

Heading: (Jefferson, Thomas) Author: Title: The American Museum, or Universal Magazine... Part I. From January to June Place Published: Philadelphia Publisher:From the Press of M. Carey Date Pub

March On Washington 1963. By Jack T. Franklin (b. 1922) Gelatin Silver Print. Courtesy of The African American Museum, Philadelphia. 8 x 10 in.

(70+) Folk art magazines, including Folk Art Magazine of the American Folk Art Museum, The Clarion America's Folk Art Magazine, mostly 1980s-2000

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JASPER JOHNS (American, b. 1930)Philadelphia Museum of Art1970, color postersigned J Johns lower right35 1/4 x 23 3/4 in.

Including: Sept 26, 1778 Philadelphia American Continental Twenty Dollars; Jan 1792 French Dix Soux; Feb 17th, 1864 Confederate CSA 100 Dollars, s/n 19168; Jan 1922 German 10,000 Mark Reichsbanknote,

Wilkinson, Gaylord F. Hardwick (American, born 1903), "Philadelphia Museum of Art, (front façade), 1933, etching, 8 x 9.75 inches, pencil signed, with a black print frame

American Universal Magazine. Volume II. Philadelphia: Richard Lee, 1797. 8vo. Bound volume of five issues (volume II, nos. IX, X, XII, XIII, XIV), each with separate title-page. (Boards missing, spine

A pair of vintage hardcover books on Chinese art. The Horizon Book of the Arts of China by the editors of the Horizon Magazine, American Heritage Publishing, New York, 1969. Art Treasures of the Pekin

Two 18th century manuscript documents: Nicely penned tax receipt, 1792, Philadelphia; and description of property on the Westfield Rive in Connecticut, undated. Each approx. 8 x 4”. No Reserve: This

Heading: (Poe, Edgar Allan) Author: Title: Six volumes of Graham's American Monthly Magazine Place Published: Philadelphia Publisher:Samuel D. Patterson & Co. Date Published: 1848-1849

Title: 1787 Magazine Act for US Mint American Finance Sylvius Additional Information: The August 1787 issue of “The American Museum or Repository of Ancient and Modern Fugitive Pieces..”,

This original Life Magazine dated June 6 1969 and titled Barnstorming the Moon is hand signed and inscribed by Gene Cernan and Tom Stafford. The inscription " Only came close so had to do it over agai

A very nice 50th Anniversary "Cape Canaveral 500 Years of History, 50 Years of Rocketry" limited collectors edition publication. It has been hand signed on the front by members of the original Bumper

Most unusual and rare 13 X 17 “framed “First photograph of a man on the moon published in color” by CBS News as a special supplement to the Philadelphia Inquirer on July 23, 1969, showing Armstr

A 'Time' and 'Newsweek' magazines covering Mars Robotic Pathfinder Rover. These have both been hand signed by Brian K. Cooper who was the software engineer and "Rover Driver" for the program. They are

CREAMER - American Coin Silver Helmut Form Creamer by James Musgrave, Philadelphia (1792-1809), with script monogram MW (Mary Wood Richardson, gifted to her in 1807), 7" high, 5 1/4" x 2 3/4", 5.57 oz

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�

Antonio Martino (American / Philadelphia, 1902-1988). An oil on panel urban landscape titled "Old Houses". Signed lower left. Schwarz Gallery tag verso. Exhibited: Woodmere Art Museum, 1982. Panel: 15