INDEPENDENT GAZETTEER / REJECTION OF CONSTITUTION

The Independent Gazetteer; or, The Chronicle of Freedom. August 19, 1789. Volume VIII, Number 1150. Important content about accepting the 4th amendment and debate on the wording of the start of the Co

[George Washington Presides over the First Meeting of the Society of the Cincinnati]. The Independent Gazetteer. Or, the Chronicle of Freedom. Philadelphia&comma

The first being, The Boston Chronicle: Jan 11 to 18 1768; The Independent Gazetteer: December 5, 1787; The Pennsylvania Packet: March 21, 1788; The Massachusetts Centinel: March 26, 1788; The Independ

Society of the Cincinnati Beginnings Documented in Newspaper 4 Months After Founding An issue of The Independent Gazetteer or, the Chronicle of Freedom, a Philadelphia-based newspaper that ran between

Includes General Advertiser, Gazette of The United States and Philadelphia Daily Advertiser, The Press, & The Independent Gazetteer.

Details: 8pcs Collectible Antique Newspapers AMERICAN HISTORY & AMERICANA 1786-1857 Slavery Slaves Independent Gazetteer New York Tribune Tom & Jerry Circus West Point This group features 8 antique n

Also includes Governor Arthur James (Pa.) campaign items, 1868 Reading Chapbook Constitution of Independent Order of Odd Fellows. RM IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. Wh

[Americana] The Constitutions of the Several Independent States of America; the Declaration of Independence; the Articles of Confederation... The Constitutions of the Several Independent States of Ame

1816 North Carolina Governor William Miller signed letter. Letter regards rejection by the state of Ohio of certain amendments to the Constitution proposed by Massachusetts and Connecticut. IMPORTANT:

Also includes Constitution of the Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of 3 Good Templars, A Brief Treatise of The Festive Board, and several American Sunday School Union publications. IMPORTANT: Befo

George Washington’s 1st Inaugural Address Fragment Constitution Related Entirely in Washington’s Hand Authenticated By Jared Sparks GEORGE WASHINGTON. Autograph Manuscript, being a fragmen

48" Quincy Gasoline Independent Oil Double Sided Porcelain Sign TAC 8.25 & 7.75. DSP (double sided porcelain) sign has good color and gloss with chips and wear in the fields. Measures 47.75" diameter.

Launched in 1940, the reference 1491 was available in 2 variations, 1st came the Calibre 12”120 with a sub seconds dial followed by, a few years later, the Calibre 12” SC with a sweeping seconds c

rated 7, 29.75"D., DSP sign has good color and some gloss, has wear, chips, hole in the field, and large rip at top. TAC #039587

DSP. It has above average color and gloss. It shows areas of slight discoloration, crazing, wear, chipping, and some indentations where it was shot. It displays well and is a very hard sign to find in

[CIVIL WAR-CONFEDERATE] Constitution or form of government for the people of Florida, as revised and amended at a Convention of... [Tallahassee: 1862]. First edition thus. Stitched as issued, housed i

One Piece Baked Globe. Unusual & unique 12.5" Tall One Piece Globe for Stations Incorporated showing Independent Thunderbird graphic on each side with Independent triangle. CONDITION: Globe is in very

SSPN, has above average to average color and gloss, shows wear, discoloration, chipping, and some metal damage along the edge, neon has been added to this sign, displays well and the bell is animated,

Two 13.5" lenses on a narrow glass body. The lenses show wear, discoloration, minor paint loss, flea bites, and one has a BB flake. They display well and is a fairly uncommon globe. 16.5"x16". Rated 8

Drawing over paper, ca 30x22cm, magnificent artwork attributed to Keith Haring, independent appraisement included, monochrome drawing executed with red marker, Haring is with Andy Warhol or Roy Lichte

On wide glass globe body. Both lenses have wear around the perimeter. Body is good. Condition (8.25). Size 13-1/2" Dia.

Swiss, 18k Gold Minute Repeater With Independent Center Seconds, circa 1890 Case: 52 mm, 18k yellow gold, four body, gold cuvette, plain polished Dial: white enamel, Roman numerals, moon hands Movemen

Historic archive comprising seven newspapers and a three-volume set of leatherbound books, covering the Constitutional Convention, ratification of the Constitution by various states, and consideration

An 1956 Museum of Modern Art rejection letter written to Andy Warhol Andy Warhol offered a drawing as a gift to the museum in which the museum rejected due to limited space The letter was addressed to