[Providence]: printed at the Gazette Office, [1810]. Broadside (approx. 9" x 5¾"), light toning, a couple of short tears in the margins (no loss); all else very good. Republican Party election proxy, which includes the names of ten candidates for the Senate (Moses Lippitt of Providence and William Reynolds of..... More

[Providence: printer not identified, 1811]. Broadside (approx. 7½" x 4¼"), light toning; all else very good. Republican Party election proxy, which includes the names of ten candidates for the Senate (Nathaniel Hazard of Newport and John D'Wolf of Bristol among them), and one name each for secretary, attorney-general, and treasurer..... More

[Bristol? publisher not identified], 1930. 4to, pp. 58; illustrated throughout; original pictorial wrappers; very good. Numerous ads for local businesses. Includes a history of the town by W. H. Munro, a section on leading industries, and a Bristol Pageant. More

[Providence: publisher not identified, 1841-43.]. 8vo, 10 so-called session reports individually paginated, all but three signed in ink at the end by Henry Bowen, as Secretary of the General Assembly, for May, June and October, 1841; January, March, April, May, June and October, 1842; and January, 1843; 10 folding tables;..... More

Providence, [et al.]: 1725-1840s. Thirty-one letters and documents in approximately 45 pages in all, some relating to prominent merchant traders; and many signed by prominent political figures. The collection of Allyn Kellogg Ford (1878-1964), a Minneapolis businessman, Minnesota president of the Sons of the American Revolution, a founder of the..... More

[Providence?]: February 18, 1856. Large holograph document (approx. 17" x 14") signed and sealed on the verso by all five partners, and witnessed by Hezekiah Allen. Neat and professional repairs at previous folds; very good. These are the articles of agreement between Amos H. Ray and Elliot P. Gleason, both..... More

[Providence: printed ... by J. Carter, 1803.]. 8vo, pp. 12; stitched, as issued. An early 19th century reprint of the original charter to form Rhode-Island College, published here to commemorate the change of name to Brown University in 1804. American Imprints 4972; Bartlett, p. 64; Sabin 70716. More

Providence: 1859-61. 8vo, 51 filled-in pages, some pages with several signatures, others have been left blank; the flyleaf has inscription "Mattie from Nellie 1859." A publisher's pebble-grain morocco binding with "Autographs" in gilt on the upper cover, a.e.g.; the spine is perished, 2 or 3 gatherings extended or loose, the..... More

[Bristol?]: Bi-Centennial Committee, [1880]. Broadsheet (approx. 14" x 6"), previous folds, else fine. With the Order of Procession (starting on High St. and State St. at 10:00 a.m.) - five divisions in all, each with its Marshall and attendant aids and bands, the Chief Marshall being Col. Samuel Pomeroy Colt..... More

New York: George Forman, 1803. 12mo, pp. 394; [2], 225, [3]; The Psalms with separate title page; bound in is an Additional hymns set forth in the General Convention of 1808 [drop title], publisher not identified with its own marbled paper wrappers, paginated in manuscript [1], 225-245, [3], and collating..... 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: Hammond, Angell & Co., book and job printers, no. 5 Washington Row, n.d. 8vo, pp. 14, [2]; self-wrappers, stitched, as issued; some wrinkling of the cover, several small tears in the fore-margin; good or better. Nearly 80 artists were part of the exhibition, including Baumgartner, Breughel, Canalletto, Caravaggio, Ten..... More

[Providence]: J. A. & R. A. Reid, city printers, Dyer and Pine Streets, 1893. First edition, issued as City Document, no. 24; 8vo, pp. 6, [2]; original printed blue wrappers, slightly chipped. Signed at the end by Chapin, and by Wm. E. Clarke of the Board of Aldermen. No tangible..... More