A Defense by John Adams 1797 Volume III ONLY

The European Magazine and London Review…Vol(ume) 32 from July to December 1797. All six issues bound in tree leather binding with embellished spine. Includes lengthy John Adams address to Congre

Published Boston 1851 by Charles C. Little and James Brown. The partial set includes volume III, IV, V, VI, VII and VIII. Some wear the the binding but overall good condition. Sold from the collection

"The American Universal Magazine", Number V, Volume III; Monday, November 15, 1797", with frontispiece portrait of English prison reformer John Howard (1726-1790) copper engraving by Thackara & Vallan

JOHN ADAMS VOLUME I AND II BY PAGE SMITH

1797 Dated John Adams Indian Peace a medal, large 3 inch size, 20th century restrike, deep color, relief profile of Adams, with Peace and Friendship with peace pipe and war axe, hand shakes on reverse

Indian Peace Medals 1797-Dated John Adams Indian Peace Medal. Large Size. 20th Century Restrike. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia. About Uncirculated. Julian IP-1 type. 20th Century Mi

An extract from the July 1797 issue of Universal Magazine containing John Adams speech to Congress on May 16 with reply and additional responses by him. Also from August 1797 a speech of Adams regardi

1797 John Adams Presidential Peace Medal given to Native American Indians. Please see photos for condition. Shows normal wear from age. Great quality and detail. 2 ¾ inches

(1)1849 ZACHARY TAYLOR (1)1845 JAMES K POLK (1)1797 JOHN ADAMS

John Adams Indian Peace Medal 1797 Bronze struck medal with obverse showing clothed bust of John Adams facing right with legend: "JOHN ADAMS PRESIDENT OF THE U. S./A.

Book: The World, volume III, by Adam Fitz-Adam. Published London, 1782, inscribed April 1825

John Adams biography in two volumes, slip eased, by Page Smith, published in 1962; Gray Fox, Robert E. Lee and the Civil War by Burke Davis, published in 1956 and the Story of the confederacy by Rober

D. W. KELLOGG & CO ANTIQUE LITHOGRAPH – D. W. Kellogg & Co Hartford Connecticut lithograph on paper; “John Adams Inaugurated March 14th 1797 Died July 4th 1826" ; Condition - Paper is yellowed thr

Volume III of Adam Smith's 'An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations,' London, T. Cadell & W. Davies, 1805, 8vo; four volumes of Oliver Goldsmith's Works, 1875, Claxton, Remsen,

Six classic novels: "Lord Jim", Joseph Conrad "A Set of Six," Joseph Conrad "The Forsyte Saga, Volume I, The Man of Property," John Galsworthy "The Forsyte Saga, Volume III, Awakening to Let," John Ga

John Adams by Page Smith. Two volume set with slipcase. 1962 stated first edition. Doubleday. Gray covers gilt lettering. Lightly or never used. Slipcase with wear. 1170 pp. Illustrated. Measures 10 i

"The American Universal Magazine", Number V, Volume III; Monday, September 4, 1797", with copper engraved "View on Bastille", by Thomas Clarke (active 1797-1801), published by Samuel Harrison Smith an

"The American Universal Magazine", Number I, Volume III; Monday, July 10, 1797, published by Samuel Harrison Smith and Thomas Smith, Philadelphia. Marbled soft cover, 4.3/4" x 8", lacks the frontispie

1992 Easton Press, two volume collectors edition of "The Works of John Adams" second president of the U.S. Volumes are in near mint condition, leather bound with gold gilt pages and decoration.

[Presidential] Adams, John Cut Signature No place, no date, ca. 1797-1801. Cut signature of John Adams as President of the United States; 2 1/2 x 5 1/2 in. (38 x 140 mm). In mat with a portrait of Ada

Heading: Author: Elting, John R. Title: Napoleonic Uniforms, Volumes I, II, III, IV Author: Elting, John R. Place: New York / Rosemont IL Publisher: Macmillan (v. I, II); Em

THE GEORGIAN SOCIETY RECORDS OF EIGHTEENTH CENTURY DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE AND DECORATION IN DUBLIN Three of the Five volumes (III, IV and V)

BOOK: Bound volume of nine American 18th C. pamphlets by John Adams, Alexander Hamilton, John Dickerson, etc., individual pamphlets include: Sheffield, John Holroyd, Earl of, (1735-1821), "Observation

107 Ton schooner "William and Mary" dated July 18th, 1797. Captain Samuel Briard (1762-1806) of Portsmouth, NH. The "William and Mary" mounted with no guns was active in the West Indies trade. Signed