REV. NEWS: PENNSYLVANIA PACKET, 1781

Four-page edition, dated December 29, 1787, and #2777, covers much news of the day, including: the execution of Sarah Kirk, NJ ratification of the constitution, proceeding of the convention, as well a

[Battle of Yorktown]. The Pennsylvania Packet. Or, the General Advertiser. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; October 11, 1781. Printed by David

Original Philadelphia published newspaper. Volume 5, number 235. Framed in double sided glass. Dimensions: (Frame) H 25" x W 29", (Paper) H 16.5" x W 21" Condition: Paper with staining, tears, edge lo

The Pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertifer antique newspaper, Nov. 14, 1787; May 16 and June 6, 1789; Nov. 2, 1790. Four newspaper in the lot. Very fragile as is readable condition. Four in the lot.

LEXINGTON AND CONCORD BROADSHEET. Postscript to the Pennsylvania Packet. [Philadelphia: John Dunlap, 1775.] No 188. Broadsheet extra (414 x 256 mm). 2 pp. Some toning and spots, short edge tears. EXTR

A RARE 1779 just after our Independence bill from his newspaper the Pennsylvania Packet AMERICAS FIRST Paper from the man who printed the Declaration of Independence Broadsides sent to every colony an

The July 15, 1788 issue of "The Pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertiser", published at Philadelphia by John Dunlap and David C. Claypoole. Four pages complete. Contains the "Declaration of Rights" su

Federal Period 1789 The First Election's Pennslyvania "Electors for First President & Vice President" February 10, 1789-Dated Federal Period, "THE PENNSYLVANIA PACKET, AND DAILY ADVERTISER", reposting

Federal Period Historic Content 1789 John Dunlap Newspaper Lists Pennslyvania Electors for First President & Vice President February 10, 1789-Dated Federal Period, "THE PENNSYLVANIA PACKET, AND DAILY

G. Washington's 1st Inauguration in NYC, 1789 Original Newspaper [George Washington]. Newspaper, The Pennsylvania Packet, and Daily Advertiser, 4pp, 11.25” x 18”, Philadelphia, May 2, 1789

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

Framed newspaper of The Pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertiser. In this 4 page issue, #2765, "it was reported yesterday December 14, 1787 that the state of Pennsylvania has ceded 10 sq miles of land

Newspaper grouping to include three antique Philadelphia newspaper articles (four pages each) from "The Pennsylvania Packet", 1789, with a letter from Thomas Jefferson; "National Gazette Literary Regi

Laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania…1781 to…1790. Philadelphia: Hall & Sellers, 1793. Folio. Full leather, likely the original binding, appears to have an old rebacking. 817 pages plus index.

7a. American Newspapers. Group of 4, as listed below. Each 4-pages. Folio, removed; margins frayed, some browning, etc. Vp, vd [100/150]Eastern Herald. June 11, 1792 * Pennsylvania Packet or the Gener

Two 18th C double sided newspapers The Pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertiser dated Saturday August 8, 1789 and Saturday July 5, 1788. Lot also includes a Glass Trade Beads of the Northeast and Arro

1785 Philadelphia Packet Dunlap Newspaper Americana Declaration of Independence The ‘Pennsylvania Packet’ was an 18th-century American newspaper by John Dunlap, the printer for the first copies of

Historic American Newspapers. Two original newspapers: Pennsylvania Packet & Daily Advertiser Newspaper, July 12, 1787; together fragments of another dated 1879.

Autographs "Rochefontaine - Major of Engineers" Revolutionary War Corps of Sappers and Miners Autograph Document Signed STEPHEN ROCHEFONTAINE (1755-1814). French military engineer who served in the Am

Prints Print of "The Engagement of the Centurion and Acapulco..." c. 1781, Revolutionary War, Naval Print "The Engagement of the Centurion and Acapulco, off Cape Espiritu Santo, in which the latter wa

Prints Print of "The Engagement of the Centurion and Acapulco..." c. 1781 Revolutionary Naval Warfare Print titled, "The Engagement of the Centurion and Acapulco, off Cape Espiritu Santo, in which the

A printed document filled in in manuscript, from the State of Connecticut, December 1781. Pay (from) Capt. Amos Loomiss of 3 pounds, 20 shillings tax. Signed by committee members Wm. Moseley and Eleaz

3" high x 16" long.

Marked Loiseau, Paris to eye pieces. In leather case. Dr. Grumbine was born in Fredericksburg, PA in 1845. He was a medical doctor, local historian, and published in the Lebanon News in Pennsylvania G