NEWSPAPERS.] A group of 8 framed newspapers. [WASHINGTON, George.] Columbian Centinel and Massachusetts Federalist , 1 January 1800. 4pp., browned, stained and chipped (loss at top edge). Framed . Reporting death and funeral of Washington, with woodcut of coffin and list of pall bearers. -- [LINCOLN ASSASSINATION.] New York Herald , 15 April 1865. A later, souvenir facsimile of the Herald’s issue reporting the assassination of Abraham Lincoln (with engraved image of Lincoln on front-page). -- [WASHINGTON, George.] United States Chronicle , 2 July 1789. 1p., folio. Matted and framed . Printing on its first page, the text of the First Act of the Congress of the United States, to regulate the Time and Manner of Administering Certain Oaths. -- National Chronicle. Journal of American Sports and Amusements , 28 August 1869. 1p., folio. Matted and framed . Report of Harvard-Oxford boat race on the Thames. “Most exciting race on re ord.” -- Supplement to The National Intelligencer , Washington City, 22 November 1800. 1p., folio, matted and framed . Printing of President John Adams’s address to Congress upon the occasion of the government assuming its permanent residence in Washington, D.C. “I congratulate the people of the United States on the assembling of Congress at the permanent seat of their government…” -- [REV. WAR.] The Pennsylvania Gazette , 26 June 1776. 4pp., folio, matted and framed in non-UV protective frame. Browned . Printing on p.3 Pennsylvania’s Provincial Conference’s 24 June 1776 concurrence with the Continental Congress’s resolution “declaring the United Colonies Free and Independent States.” -- HAMILTON, Alexander. The Massachusetts Centinel , 26 September 1789. 4pp., folio. Matted and framed with image of Hamilton . A printing of Congress’s Act to establish the Treasury Department. Also with several accounts about the storming and destruction of the Bastille in France and the beginning of the French Revolution. -- FRANKLIN PRINTING. The Pennsylvania Gazette , 14 September 1749. Philadelphia: B. Franklin. 4pp., folio. Matted and framed .
NEWSPAPERS.] A group of 8 framed newspapers. [WASHINGTON, George.] Columbian Centinel and Massachusetts Federalist , 1 January 1800. 4pp., browned, stained and chipped (loss at top edge). Framed . Reporting death and funeral of Washington, with woodcut of coffin and list of pall bearers. -- [LINCOLN ASSASSINATION.] New York Herald , 15 April 1865. A later, souvenir facsimile of the Herald’s issue reporting the assassination of Abraham Lincoln (with engraved image of Lincoln on front-page). -- [WASHINGTON, George.] United States Chronicle , 2 July 1789. 1p., folio. Matted and framed . Printing on its first page, the text of the First Act of the Congress of the United States, to regulate the Time and Manner of Administering Certain Oaths. -- National Chronicle. Journal of American Sports and Amusements , 28 August 1869. 1p., folio. Matted and framed . Report of Harvard-Oxford boat race on the Thames. “Most exciting race on re ord.” -- Supplement to The National Intelligencer , Washington City, 22 November 1800. 1p., folio, matted and framed . Printing of President John Adams’s address to Congress upon the occasion of the government assuming its permanent residence in Washington, D.C. “I congratulate the people of the United States on the assembling of Congress at the permanent seat of their government…” -- [REV. WAR.] The Pennsylvania Gazette , 26 June 1776. 4pp., folio, matted and framed in non-UV protective frame. Browned . Printing on p.3 Pennsylvania’s Provincial Conference’s 24 June 1776 concurrence with the Continental Congress’s resolution “declaring the United Colonies Free and Independent States.” -- HAMILTON, Alexander. The Massachusetts Centinel , 26 September 1789. 4pp., folio. Matted and framed with image of Hamilton . A printing of Congress’s Act to establish the Treasury Department. Also with several accounts about the storming and destruction of the Bastille in France and the beginning of the French Revolution. -- FRANKLIN PRINTING. The Pennsylvania Gazette , 14 September 1749. Philadelphia: B. Franklin. 4pp., folio. Matted and framed .
NEWSPAPERS.] A group of 8 framed newspapers. [WASHINGTON, George.] Columbian Centinel and Massachusetts Federalist , 1 January 1800. 4pp., browned, stained and chipped (loss at top edge). Framed . Reporting death and funeral of Washington, with woodcut of coffin and list of pall bearers. -- [LINCOLN ASSASSINATION.] New York Herald , 15 April 1865. A later, souvenir facsimile of the Herald’s issue reporting the assassination of Abraham Lincoln (with engraved image of Lincoln on front-page). -- [WASHINGTON, George.] United States Chronicle , 2 July 1789. 1p., folio. Matted and framed . Printing on its first page, the text of the First Act of the Congress of the United States, to regulate the Time and Manner of Administering Certain Oaths. -- National Chronicle. Journal of American Sports and Amusements , 28 August 1869. 1p., folio. Matted and framed . Report of Harvard-Oxford boat race on the Thames. “Most exciting race on re ord.” -- Supplement to The National Intelligencer , Washington City, 22 November 1800. 1p., folio, matted and framed . Printing of President John Adams’s address to Congress upon the occasion of the government assuming its permanent residence in Washington, D.C. “I congratulate the people of the United States on the assembling of Congress at the permanent seat of their government…” -- [REV. WAR.] The Pennsylvania Gazette , 26 June 1776. 4pp., folio, matted and framed in non-UV protective frame. Browned . Printing on p.3 Pennsylvania’s Provincial Conference’s 24 June 1776 concurrence with the Continental Congress’s resolution “declaring the United Colonies Free and Independent States.” -- HAMILTON, Alexander. The Massachusetts Centinel , 26 September 1789. 4pp., folio. Matted and framed with image of Hamilton . A printing of Congress’s Act to establish the Treasury Department. Also with several accounts about the storming and destruction of the Bastille in France and the beginning of the French Revolution. -- FRANKLIN PRINTING. The Pennsylvania Gazette , 14 September 1749. Philadelphia: B. Franklin. 4pp., folio. Matted and framed .
NEWSPAPERS.] A group of 8 framed newspapers. [WASHINGTON, George.] Columbian Centinel and Massachusetts Federalist , 1 January 1800. 4pp., browned, stained and chipped (loss at top edge). Framed . Reporting death and funeral of Washington, with woodcut of coffin and list of pall bearers. -- [LINCOLN ASSASSINATION.] New York Herald , 15 April 1865. A later, souvenir facsimile of the Herald’s issue reporting the assassination of Abraham Lincoln (with engraved image of Lincoln on front-page). -- [WASHINGTON, George.] United States Chronicle , 2 July 1789. 1p., folio. Matted and framed . Printing on its first page, the text of the First Act of the Congress of the United States, to regulate the Time and Manner of Administering Certain Oaths. -- National Chronicle. Journal of American Sports and Amusements , 28 August 1869. 1p., folio. Matted and framed . Report of Harvard-Oxford boat race on the Thames. “Most exciting race on re ord.” -- Supplement to The National Intelligencer , Washington City, 22 November 1800. 1p., folio, matted and framed . Printing of President John Adams’s address to Congress upon the occasion of the government assuming its permanent residence in Washington, D.C. “I congratulate the people of the United States on the assembling of Congress at the permanent seat of their government…” -- [REV. WAR.] The Pennsylvania Gazette , 26 June 1776. 4pp., folio, matted and framed in non-UV protective frame. Browned . Printing on p.3 Pennsylvania’s Provincial Conference’s 24 June 1776 concurrence with the Continental Congress’s resolution “declaring the United Colonies Free and Independent States.” -- HAMILTON, Alexander. The Massachusetts Centinel , 26 September 1789. 4pp., folio. Matted and framed with image of Hamilton . A printing of Congress’s Act to establish the Treasury Department. Also with several accounts about the storming and destruction of the Bastille in France and the beginning of the French Revolution. -- FRANKLIN PRINTING. The Pennsylvania Gazette , 14 September 1749. Philadelphia: B. Franklin. 4pp., folio. Matted and framed .
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