[Worcester, Massachusetts]: Circa 1810. Single leaf measuring 9.75 x 7.75", printed to recto. A scarce broadside printing the Articles of Faith and Covenant of the First Church of Christ in Worcester, Massachusetts. Neatly split through center, archivally repaired, staining to lower portion of broadside, margins appear to have been trimmed.....
Bennington, Vermont: [The Bennington Banner], 1872. Single leaf measuring 14.5 x 6.5", printed to recto only in red and green inks. A scarce broadside soliciting subscribers to the Bennington Banner, a Vermont newspaper founded in 1841. The colorful broadside calls the newspaper the "Best Family Newspaper in Vermont," and notes.....
Charleston: George A. Hopley & Co, 1850. 8.5 x 11", printed on blue paper, handwritten address on the back to J.H. Heydecker in New York with Charleston postmark. Folding creases, minor toning, bit of soiling, 4.25 inch separation through center covered with old tape repair.
San Francisco: William Randolph Hearst, 1906. Set of ten Birdseye views depicting damage from the San Francisco Earthquake. Four of the issues have some damage, including chips along edges and separations along the folds (with issue number 5 extensively separated along folds), the other posters are in nice condition, with.....
[Boston]: [1822]. 14 x 7.75”, minor creasing, small area of dampstain along one margin. Very Good+. A broadside relating to court martials in the Massachusetts militia, signed in type by general William H. Sumner. A list of individuals court martialed, describing their crimes as well as the punishment given. “The.....
1930s. Broadside measuring 8.5 x 11", with cartoon illustrations, issued by the Southern Pine Industry Committee against the Black-Connery Bill which proposed to establish a uniform minimum wage for the country. The broadside presents the bill as a threat to Southern industry. Very good, creased and toned.
Circa 1850s. Broadside measuring 11 x 6", containing recipes for veterinary cures for diseases in horses and cattle. Very good, creased, toned, bit foxed.
[Enfield, Massachusetts]: [Printed by Solomon Howe], 1838. Single leaf measuring 9 x 8.75", printed to recto with text in two columns with decorative border. A broadside printing a pair of poems memorializing Harfield Lyndsey. One of the poems, "An Acrostic," is attributed to Samuel Dunn, aged 91 years 7 months.....
Philadelphia: [1877]. Broadside measuring 10.25 x 7.5". Election broadside issued by members of a Philadelphia municipal reform party running in the Thirteenth Ward. The text decries the high taxes, corruption, and disenfranchisement of Philadelphia politics and offers instead representation by group of honest businessmen dedicated to disposing of city business.....
Austinburg, Ohio: 1848. Broadside measuring 12 x 6.25", on green paper. The institute is today known as Grand River Academy. Creased, foxed, folded, with separations along a few of the folds.
[Connecticut]: 1838. Broadside measuring 8 x 7.5", notifying shareholders in the Housatonic railroad company about an upcoming payment. Signed in type by company treasurer Daniel Thatcher. In very good condition, toned and foxed.
Philadelphia: Circa 1870s-80s. Circular measuring 8.5 x 5.5", advertising the services of a Philadelphia boot and shoe maker. Bit toned, corner chipped, old handwritten notes on back.
No Place of Publication: Circa 1905. Bifolium, measuring approx 22.5 x 16", folding out to 22.5 x 32", 4pp, printed on green paper. A large broadsheet for the "Modern Minstrels" a touring vaudeville and minstrel show promoting patent medicines offered by the Modern Remedy Co. Some toning/discoloration, chips around edges.....
Philadelphia: Pennypacker & Rogers, Circa 1890. Broadside measuring 9 x 5.75", advertising a manufacturer of umbrellas and parasols in Philadelphia. Toned, creased.
Harrow Weald: Hurford Bros, 1948. Broadside measuring 20 x 14.5, advertising a Sea Cadet Corps dance near London, with handwritten information about buying tickets at the bottom. Creased, slight chipping and separations along folds, minor toning.
New York: Manhattan Life Insurance Co of N.Y., 1884. Broadside measuring 8 x 5.25", advertising life insurance. Toned, creased, small separations along folds, old handwritten notes on back.
New Hampshire: Circa 1890s. Small broadside measuring 3.5 x 8", advertising an appearance by a podiatrist in the White Mountains for "the painless removal of corns, bunions, club and in-growing nails." Toned, very good.
Philadelphia: 1853. Printed invitation measuring 7.75 x 5", inviting the recipient to the 1853 Philadelphia High School commencement, signed in type by principal John S. Hart, a prominent author and educator. Hint of toning and creasing.