Washington: December 2, 1828. Broadside newspaper extra, 55 x 40 cm., printed in five columns. Some foxing and age toning, a few shallow chips to margins, old fold lines, with some wear at folds. A printing of the text of Pres. John Quincy Adams' Fourth Annual Address to Congress, which..... More
Washington City: Tuesday, August 30, 1814. Broadside newspaper, 33 x 26 cm., printed in four columns. Unevenly trimmed along the top edge, some old spotting, and one small hole; the word "Boston" written in ink on the verso. The rare first issue of this paper, following a necessary pause in..... More
Washington: Tuesday, December 2, 1817. Broadside newspaper extra, 52 x 34 cm., printed in five columns. "This day, at 12 o'clock, the President of the United States transmitted...." Apparently the first printing of Pres. James Monroe's first State of the Union address, done on the day he submitted it to..... More
Washington: Thursday, May 2, 1822. Single sheet, 56 x 40 cm., [2] pp., printed in 5 columns. Some overall toning to text, a few spots, else very good. Printing a message from Pres. James Monroe transmitting "sundry papers relative to the Recognition of the Independence of the South American Colonies,"..... More