New York: Lith & Pub by N Currier, 2 Spruce St., NY, nd [late 1830s]. Color lithograph portrait of Andrew Jackson framed by a thin double-rule, 11 3/8 x 9 inches on a larger sheet, 18 3/4 x 13 1/2 inches, the president seated at his desk, his right hand..... More

NP: np, nd [1829?]. Broadside printed on silk, 13 x 10 1/2 inches, employing several sizes and styles of type, the text enclosed within a wide ornamental double-rule. This printing apparently not in American Imprints. Not in "Threads of History." Not recorded on OCLC (which does locate a single copy..... More

NP: Sanitary Commission, 1861. First edition, Sanitary Commission No. 36 (another 1861 edition was issued in Cleveland). 8vo. 40 pp. The Sanitary Commission was a private relief agency created by the U. S. Government in July, 1861 "to assist in the care of sick and wounded soldiers and their dependent..... More

[Boston? 1780?]. Broadside, 34 x 24.5 cm. With printers' ornaments separating title from text and at the foot of the second column, and an ornamental rule between the columns. There a variations of this poem printed, ca. 1780. In the present edition, the title appears in two lines, the second..... More

Jacksonville, IL: "Journal" print, [1856]. Broadside, 43 x 35 cm., 32 lines of text, printed on blue paper, with blanks (unfilled) for filling in the dates and precinct. Old fold lines, with some splitting along folds. The form notes the coming election for Governor, sheriff, clerk, etc., including electors for..... More

[Salem, MA: np, 1806]. Broadside. 57.5 x 46 cm. Text printed in four columns. Old fold lines, with a few small breaks and separations at folds, two or three small holes affecting a few letters, laid down on archival paper. Concerning violations of neutral trading rights. "Signed in behalf of..... More

[Guildhall?, VT: 1858]. Broadside. 61 x 46 cm., printed on yellow paper, in various bold styles and sizes of type, with 23 lines of text. Several small holes and one larger, affecting a few words. Old fold lines, with some separation, moderate stains. Good typography. The Beatties were preparing to..... More

[Boston: 1834]. Broadsheet. 51 x 34.5 cm. 2pp., printed in five columns. Slight staining, closed tear, left margin shows some browning and paper residue (possibly removed from a scrapbook?). Dated January 1, 1834, Washington, [DC] at end of text. Adams also gives a very full political history of his relationship..... More

NP: np, [1856]. Folio broadside, 41 x 33 cm., title in various sizes and styles of type, text printed in three columns. Some soiling on edges, folded in half horizontally, with some separation along the fold (no loss of text). No listings on OCLC or ULS for the 'National American'..... More

[Washington, DC]: National Intelligencer, 1827. Broadside. 61.5 x 49 cm. Six columns of text. Pres. John Quincy Adams emphasizes his strengths, discussing statesmanship, diplomacy and treaties, in over half this address. The remainder concerns positive comments on the country's finances, the duties of the Army corps of Engineers, including their..... More

Pittsfield, [MA]: Milo Smith printer, 1810. Broadside. 52.5 x 42 cm. There were 36 seniors, 32 juniors, 33 sophomores, and 26 freshman mostly coming from the nearby states and western Massachusetts, but as far away as Ohio. Fine copy that has been folded. Ink notes on verso: "Catalogue of Williams..... More

[Hartford, CT: Patriot & Democrat, 1836]. Broadside. 47 x 30 cm. Verse printed in two columns with typographical border. Left hand margin slightly stained, otherwise fine. Connecticut carrier's address, supportive of Martin Van Buren. The Patriot & Democrat commenced in 1835, and changed it's name to Patriot & Eagle soon..... More

Boston: J. N. Bang, Pr., 61 Cornhill, [185-?]. Broadside. 47.5 x 35 cm. Four columns of poetry each with twelve stanzas of eight lines, enclosed in a 1.5 cm decorative border, laid down on a netted backing sheet. A number of tears, two places with slight loss of words not..... More