Boston Daily 4/27/1874 and Portsmouth Journal 12/2/1848 [154516]

2 newspapers. Boston articles include California, Mormons. Portsmouth has no mention of California Gold Rush.Date: Country (if not USA): State: MassachusettsCity: BostonProvenance:

Portland maine eastern argus leather-bound newspapers, nov.1804-august 1805; with five books; boston daily journal newspaper from saturday, april 15th 1865 with president lincoln's assassination a

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1782-1857. Includes American Railway, Vermont Watchman & State Journal, Columbian Centinel, Connecticut Gazette, Connecticut Courant, Portsmouth Oracle, Independent Whig, Boston Gazette, The Dedham Ga

Heading: -1861 Author: Title: Boston Daily Advertiser - Supplement Place Published: Boston Publisher: Date Published: 1865 Description: Single sheet. 76x54 cm (29½x21&frac14

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Civil War period hand written journal by Reverend A. Jordan of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Dates from 1860 to 1863.Binding in poor condition, contents are in good condition. Contains many newspaper clipping

CIVIL WAR "BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER" NEWSPAPER - FORT SUMTERFor Tuesday Morning, April 16, 1861. Lead article titled "A New account of the Battle of Fort Sumter" with eyewitness accounts of the battle

1895 Souvenir Edition of The Meriden Daily Journal "Air Souvenir Edition of The Meriden Daily Journal Illustrating the City of Meriden, Connecticut in The Year 1895" - "Facts Relative to Its Health, W

Secession” Confederate flag remnant captured by a member of the 1st Rhode Island Infantry. The swatch was placed in an envelope and sent to G.W. Cushing, the editor of the Providence Daily Journal.

(SLAVERY & ABOLITION.) "The Contrabands at Washington," a long account of the reading of the Emancipation Proclamation, in an issue of Walton's Daily Journal. 4 pages, 18¼ x 11½ inches, on o

1870 Three Years of the Federal Cavalry, 1st ed. Three Years in the Federal Cavalry by Willard Glazier. First Edition. From the daily journal he kept throughout the war the author gives firsthand acco

[ANTI-SEMITISM IN AMERICA]. The Wall Street Daily News. A Daily Journal Devoted to Financial Interests. Vol. I, No. 69. New York, NY, July 23, 1879. Four 4to pages on a large folded sheet. Each page a

10 1/2 x 8 inches. Published by Chicago Daily Journal 1910.

This is a few pages from the October 28, 1881 edition of the Daily Journal from Evansville, Indiana and, in, between the ads for "piles" treatment, J.J. Adair Under Wear, there is an entertainment sec

Pass no. 39, issued for 1892 to WE Pearson, president of the Boston & Portsmouth Steamship Company. Signed by general manager GP Cushing. Black and blue print on pink cardstock. Hole punched through.

A standard 4 page broadsheet (21 x 25 inches), Boston Journal Saturday Evening, April 22, 1865. On page 4 of the paper is an article titled ’By Telegraph President Lincoln’s Funeral. Dep

Three (3) issues of "Popular Science News & Boston Journal Of Chemistry" Published in Boston beginning in 1865 as "The Boston Journal of Chemistry." It was published continuously from 1865 to 1902 The

March 11,1861 Vol XXIX No. 8654 Rare Boston Morning Journal Newspaper with Civil War Story about probable troop withdrawal at Fort Sumter. 21" x 27". Upper margin Signed Watson in gall ink.

A Boston, or Portsmouth, example in rich mahogany, with a dovetailed top drawer fitted with dividers, and a sewing bag drawer below, on fine double tapered legs ending in brass cup casters. 29”H

18th Century American School portrait of a Woman, Boston or Portsmouth area. Bust portrait of woman in fine dress. Fine period gilt carved frame. Relined and restored, old varnish. Image size 29 x 23i

by Stephen Hardy, Boston, Massachusetts/Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Very well chased and formed piece having an elegantly placed handle. Steven Hardy is noted as having been an apprentice of Paul Rever

ALCOTT, LOUISA MAY. Life, Letters, and Journal. Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1889. First Edition ("with Goethe" bottom of p. 44). 12mo (7" x 5"). Original brown gilt cloth, green floral endpapers. Good;

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