PAUL REVERE 1766 Almanac Woodcut Eclipse Engraving

Colonial America Paul Revere's "Representation of the ... Eclipse" Printed Woodcut Illustration in Nathaniel Ames Boston Almanack 1766-Dated Colonial America, "An Astronomical Diary; Or, Almanack For

Colonial America Nathaniel Ames' Historic 1766 Boston Almanac with Paul Revere's "Eclipse" Printed Woodcut Engraving Illustration 1766-Dated (Printed in 1765) American Colonial Almanac of the Stamp Ac

Colonial America 1772 Paul Revere Engraved Metal Cut Illustration Prints Including the Historic Portrait of Patriot John Dickinson (PAUL REVERE, JR.) 1772-Dated Colonial Pre-Revolutionary War Period,

Colonial America Patriot Silversmith Paul Revere's Historic Print titled "In Cambridge New England" Half-Plate View 1875 Restrike, Signed Within the Copper Plate Engraving by "P. Revere" c. 1767, Paul

Books "Paul Revere's Engravings" the Standard Work by Brigham 1954 First Edition, Master Reference Book titled, "Paul Revere's Engravings" by Clarence S. Brigham, published by the American Antiquarian

Historic Americana PAUL REVERE'S ENGRAVINGS by Clarence S. Brigham (PAUL REVERE). "PAUL REVERE'S ENGRAVINGS," Reference book by Clarence S. Brigham, 1969 2nd Updated Edition, published by the ATHENEUM

[Paul Revere Woodcut Masthead, Major General Nathanael Greene's Movements]. Boston Gazette. And the Country Journal. Watertown, Massachusetts; March 1

THE BLOODY MASSACRE... March 5th, 1770, mid-20th century copy after Paul Revere's engraving depicting the Revolutionary War massacre "perpetrated in King Street BOSTON on March 5th, 1770 by a party of

19thC FEDERAL GILTWOOD TRUMEAU MIRROR WITH REVERSE PAINTED SCENE OF BOSTON MASSACRE / BOSTON MASSACRE REVERSE PAINTED GLASS TRUMEAU MIRROR ; AFTER FAMOUS PAUL REVERE ENGRAVING OF BOSTON MASSACRE AT BU

Paul Revere, Jr, wood engraving of early American Colony Ship Commission. Exact age or printing unknown. Image size 7-¾" x 5-¾" (19-½cm x 14-½cm), sheet size 10" x 9-½" (25-½cm x 23-½cm). Unfra

France, United States,18th-Early 20th Century Includes a "The Bloody Massacre" engraved by Paul Revere 1908 re engraving published by Charles E. Goodspeed Boston, Mass. and re-engraved by Sidney L. Sm

PAUL REVERE HISTORICAL VOLUME "Paul Revere And His Engravings" by William Loring Andrews, New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1901, limited edition of 135 copies on Van Gelder paper. Original boards. V

Issues for May 4, 1780 and June 1, 1780, each with Paul Revere 'Appeal to Heaven' woodcuts.

Candle holder stands 5.75 inchesBowl 8 inches diameter

United States, woodcut engraving on fine Japanese paper, signed and titled, presumably from edition 265 published by the AAA (American Art Association). Dim.:32x23cm.

After Paul Revere (American, 1735-1818), "The Town of Boston in New England and Brittish Ships of War Landing their Troops! 1768," circa 1770, engraving, without publishing, on laid paper, plate: 8"h

Gorham Sterling Paul Revere Style Bowl. Weighs 500 grams and measures 7.25 in. across rim and is 4 in. tall. Presentation engraving 'Douglas Oil Company California' 1967. If lot is absent of a conditi

Colonial America The able Doctor, or America Swallowing the Bitter Draught. Copper-Plate Engraving London Magazine Published April 1774 & Later Copied Exactly by Paul Revere, Jr. Published in the June

Paul Landacre (American, 1893-1963), "California Hills and Other Wood Engravings," 1931, book with fourteen (14) woodcuts and one (1) small print on colophon, signed by artist in pen, from an edition

Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989). Suite of 75 wood engravings in color in three volumes titled "The Divine Comedy," created between 1960 and 1964 after watercolors painted between 1951 and

Extremely Important and Historic Paul Revere Silver Pitcher. with impeccable provenance. The Pitcher is 6 3/8 Height 7 3/4" Wide Spout to end of the Handle and a 4" Base diameter. It is engraved with

Paul Revere Sugar TongsBoston; marked twice Revere, inscribed IBH; length: 5 1/2 in.; 1.67 ozt.Provenance: Isaac (1788-1878) and Betsey (1801-1889) Howe, Dover, MA, by decent to current owner

Paul Revere autograph document signed ("Paul Revere"). One page, 7.25" x 3", Boston; December 24, 1813. An exceptionally scarce autographed memora

Boston, Massachusetts, 18th or early 19th century, downturned tipt back oval handle, marks for "Revere" (Paul Revere, Boston, Massachusetts, working 1735-1818), monogram front and back, 1.84 oz. T., 8