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1855 EARLY Henry David Thoreau Cape Cod Literature RARE Putnam Monthly Magazine Putnam’s Monthly Magazine was a 19th-century American periodical known for its articles and essays on literature and s

to include volumes of Longfellow, Emerson, Bryant, Dickinson, Whittier, and Poe, Untermeyer, L. ed, 1943, with embossed cloth boards.

Collection of Two Native American Emerson Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelets. Including one sterling silver cuff bracelet measuring approximately 78 mm in width, with an internal diameter of approximately

Circa 1900, pine. Old worn reddish brown paint, canted sides, handled center divider and wire nail construction. 18"h. 19"w. 12"d.

An early American periodical. The Balance and Columbian Repository, March 15, 1804. Large 4to, 81-88 pp. ******** With an article on Sham-Patriots and a poem by early American poet Selleck Osborn. â�

Design by Navajo Native American Emerson Bill, marked inside Emerson sterling the bracelets are approximately 1 and 3/8 inches wide with an inner circumference of approximately 7 inches and 7 inches w

1866 HUGE Civil War Harper’s Pictorial History America Battles Guernsey ‘Harper’s Pictorial History’ is unquestionably one of the most iconic and popular illustrated American periodicals from

1779 BOSTON Astronomical Diary Colonial America Kames Man Revolutionary WAR Eighteenth century American periodicals are notoriously rare, regardless of contents. This 1779 printing of the ‘Astronomi

1843 American Magazines FASHION Godeys Columbian Boston Literature 6in1 A collection of six 19th-century American periodicals. This tome features notable fashion, political, and historical articles fo

1791 Massachusetts Magazine Benjamin Franklin Creek INDIANS Negroes Nantucket The Massachusetts Magazine was a late 18th-century American periodical known for covering a wide variety of topics ��

1838 MEXICO War TEXAS Lopez Santa Anna Battle of San Jacinto Democratic Review The United States Magazine and Democratic Review was a 19th-century American periodical containing letters, historical es

1789 Ben Franklin Way to Wealth New England INDIANS Massachusetts Magazine RARE The Massachusetts Magazine was a late 18th-century American periodical known for covering a wide variety of topics â€

1843 Weekly Globe RARE American Magazine MAP Washington DC Politics LAW Texas ‘The Weekly Globe’ was a 19th-century American periodical out of Washington D.C. This regularly published magazine pre

1833 RARE Western Monthly Magazine Essays Bryant Poetry History of Illinois First published in 1833, The Western Monthly Magazine was an American periodical filled with essays and articles on numerous

1853 1ed National Magazine Johnson Nollet Electricity Wars Natural Witchcraft “The National Magazine” was a mid-19th-century American periodical edited by Abel Stevens. This 1853 two-volum

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

1850 Magazine Ben Franklin California INDIANS Poe Scarlet Letter Arctic Voyages “Littell's Living Age” was a long-running American periodical beginning in 1844. Edited by Eliakim Littell, this mag

1839 The New England Gazetteer Americana Geography Landscapes Travel Guide ‘The New England Gazetteer’ is a rare early American periodical that features descriptions of towns and landscapes in the

1839 The New England Gazetteer Americana Geography Landscapes Travel Guide ‘The New England Gazetteer’ is a rare early American periodical that features descriptions of towns and landscapes in the

THE BALANCE AND COLUMBIAN REPOSITORY. MARCH 27, 1804. Hudson (NY): Croswell, 1804. 97-104 pp. ************** An early American periodical. Includes a lengthy entry on Aaron Burr: "The life of Col. Bur

archive no. 71-13; offset print framed under double-sided glass; pencil-signed lower right; 15 1/4 x 11 1/2 in. (38.7 x 29.2 cm.); Frame: 24 x 20 in. (61 x 50.8 cm.) Literature: Featured by Westinghou

Charles Chase Emerson (American, 1874 - 1922), "Woodland Medley", oil on board, depicts an autumn scene with boulder in foreground and sunlit yellow foliage in mid-ground, signed "Chase Emerson" lower

Charles Chase Emerson (American, 1874-1922), Tennis Player with Red Hatoil on canvas, signed at lower right, the stretcher retains a label for Illustrated Sunday Magazine, presented in a later frame.

Edith Emerson (American, 1888-1981) "Enchanted April – Florence" watercolor on paper signed "Edith Emerson" (lower left) 10 x 14 inches (sight) 20 x 25 inches (frame)