Philadelphia: S. Potter & Co., J. Maxwell, printer, 1821. 24mo, unpaginated, i.e. pp. [328]; 6 engraved sectional titles; text largely in double column; contemporary full straight-grain morocco, elaborately decorated in gilt with wide and ornate gilt-tooled borders on covers enclosing a central blindstamped panel in which is the name in..... More

Boston: sold also by H. Dexter, Hamilton & Co., 113 Nassau Street, N.Y., [1863]. 24mo (approx. 5¼" x 3¼"), pp. [4] ads, 282, [4] ads; ads also on free endpapers and pastedowns; folding map of the city of Boston, ads interspersed throughout, a number full-page; original green blindstamped cloth stamped..... More

Boston, Mass. Saturday Morning, July 25, 1840. 34" x 23¾", pp. [4]; 8 columns per page, removed from binding. Popular publications, English magaziniana, crime records, literary notices, marriages and deaths (with cuts), domestic news, select poetry, foreign news, including attempt to assasinate the Queen and Prince Albert, Liverpool markets report..... More

Boston: Wednesday, May 2, 1810. 19½" x 13½", pp. [4]; 5 columns per page; removed from binding. Correspondence of the late President Adams, continued; letter to David Osgood signed Tammany; auction and estate sales, marine journal, numerous ads including one of Isaiah Thomas, some with cuts. More

Boston: Colonial Society of Massachusetts, [1973]. First edition, 8vo, xxv-[xxvi] & 294pp., 143 illustrations, fine copy in very good jacket. Volume 46 of the Society's publications. Review copy with slip laid in. More

Boston: Nathan Hale, Thursday, January 31, 1822. 21¼" x 15", pp. [4]; 6 columns per page, removed from binding. Execution of Ketaukah and Kewabiskim, the Indians who were sentenced to death for a murder "For several weeks past they appeared very anxious to obtain presents of tobacco, pipes, &c. none..... More

New York: Frank Tousley, [1902]. 12mo, pp. 60, [4] ads; original pictorial wrappers slightly chipped; text toned; all else very good. Not in OCLC, Blockson, or Afro-Americana. More

Brooklyn: Monday, January 10, 1853. 21" x 15½", pp. [4]; 7 columns per page; previous folds in quarters; very good. Contains "My Scissors" by Francis Dana Gage. Known feminist and abolitionist, Frances Dana Barker Gage (b.1808-1884), was elected president in1851of the statewide women’s rights convention in Akron, Ohio. Many corporate..... More

Providence: H. M. Brown, printer, July - October, 1829. 8vo, pp. 128 (continuous pagination through all 4 issues), original brown printed wrappers preserved; generally fine in 20th century three-quarter brown calf over marbled boards, red morocco label on gilt-paneled spine. The periodical ran to 12 issues in all, ceasing in..... More

[Providence: publisher not identified, 1842.]. Folio broadside (approx.19¾" x 11¾"), text in triple column, wood engraving of the R.I. State seal at the top of the first column; some wear and spotting, previous folds; all else very good. Contains President Tyler's letter to King detailing the position of the federal..... More

[Los Angeles]: American International Pictures, 1962. Insert movie poster approx. 36" x 14". Light soil, a few insignificant creases; very good. The 1961 Silvio Armadio French/Italian pirate adventure thriller "set in 1675, was a film was about a group of convicts being transported from London to the New World as..... More

Boston: Brewer & Tileston, 1871. 12mo, pp. 11, [1]; 3 maps (2 full-page and in color); pictorial self-wrappers; fine. Includes several pages of recommendations as well as sample text pages. Prospectus not found in OCLC. More

Newburyport: printed and sold by William B. Allen & Co., no. 13, Cornhill. By whom all kinds of letterpress printing is done on the most reasonable terms: particularly for charitable distribution, 1817. Copied from the Baltimore edition of 1808. 12mo, pp. 44; original printed salmon wrappers; small hole in the..... More