Act Relative to Repeal of the Stamp Act Printed in

Title: 1766 Magazine Repeal of Stamp Act Description: The July 1766 issue of "The London Magazine..", printed for R. Baldwin. 56 pages, lacks engraving. First article is letter from British Secretary

Rare American Revolution-dated issue of The New-York Gazette, &c. Extraordinary from Friday, December 27, 1765, "Printed by John Holt, near the Exchange," 8.5 x 13.5, four pages on two adjoining s

The June 1766 issue of "The London Magazine" printed for R. Baldwin. 56 pages. One plate present as called for but lacks plate of Mrs. Cibber. Important content on the Repeal of the Stamp Act in the H

1766 William Pitt Stamp Act Repeal Medal, Bronze

Colonial America 1767 "Repeal of the Stamp Act" Pennsylvania Newspaper February 2, 1767-Dated Pre-Revolutionary War Colonial Period, Newspaper titled, "THE PENNSYLVANIA CHRONICLE and Universal Adverti

The September 1766 issue of "The London Magazine…" 56 pages, no plate. Masthead of London from the Thames. Important content debates in Parliament regarding the repeal of the Stamp Act. Magazine

Americana. 3 prints. To include: 1) Antique reproduction print after Paul Revere showing the Obelisk erected under the Liberty Tree celebrating the repeal of the Stamp Act. Water stains, foxing. Small

Heading: (Stamp Act) Author: Title: A List of the Minority in the House of Commons, Who Voted Against the Bill to Repeal the American Stamp Act Place Published: Paris [i.e. London] Publisher:Chez. J.

A copy of the first printing of the Quartering Act, passed by Parliament two days after the Stamp Act and one of only 1100 copies printed, according to the original catalog sheet of this item from Bau

Title: 1766 London Magazine American Colonies Stamp Act Description: The April 1766 issue of "The London Magazine or Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer", printed for R. Baldwin, 48 pages. One of two pl

Title: Annual Register for 1765 Stamp Act Description: “The Annual Register or a View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the Year 1765”, The Third Edition, printed at London for W.Otridg

An English Act passed in 1736 and printed here 1737 from the reign of George II to repeal tax on foreign oysters. Decorative title leaf and two pages complete in black letter. Fine, not bound, measure

George III King of England George III Stamp Act, Superb Example. Ex Forbes "Anno quinto Georgii III. Regis. Cap. XII. An Act for granting and applying certain Stamp Duties, and other Duties,

Stamp Act, Amazing Content STAMP ACT. Massachusetts (Colony) Session Laws, Boston: Drapers and Green and Russell, 1766, 12 pp., 7.5” x 12.5”. Pages bound with string, light toning, fine co

The January 1766 issue of "The London Magazine", 56 pages. Engraved folding map by Thomas Kitchin of Ulster. Great content including regarding American Indians including Major Roger engagements with C

The March 29-April 1, 1766 issue of The London Chronicle, eight pages complete. Interesting briefs related to the Stamp Act in the colonies which was repealed shortly before this newspaper went to pre

The February 16-19, 1765 issue of The London Chronicle, eight pages complete with interesting content including a brief at the top of the last page regarding implementation of the Stamp Act in the Ame

The August 8-10, 1765 issue of The London Chronicle, eight pages complete including red tax stamp on back page. Brief on last page "We learn from the Northward that the Stamp Act is to take place in A

Scarce original sheet; mint never hinged; 50 stamps in the sheet; ERROR: color shift black gold; SC# 1551

With regard to the American Stamp Act, London, 1766, 8vo. modern quarter morocco.

Scott #RW1-10; the first ten stamps of the series. Mint, original gum, very lightly hinged, generally VF. On March 16, 1934, President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp Act, c

George Clymer (1739-1813) Founding Father. Clymer was a patriot partisan and leader in the disturbances in Philadelphia resulting from the Tea Act and the Stamp Act, and a Member of the Philadelphia C

1846 Life of Benjamin Franklin Electricity America Laws Stamp Act Illustrated “Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing.” ― Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin is u

Washington George G. Washington Approves Workers at the Mint and Cabinet   GEORGE WASHINGTON, Printed Act of Congress, An Act To regulate the compensation of Clerks, May 30, 1796, signed in type