1747 Magazine Politics Ships Taken

The July 1747 issue of Gentleman's Magazine published in London, 48 pages. Lacks engravings. Interesting content including on ships taken by the English and French including listing of names and cargo

The Supplement to the Gentleman's Magazine for the Year 1741, 36 pages followed by Index for the year. Starts with Debates in the Senate of Lilliput with code names of English politicians, Also list o

"Spoils of War: Portraits of the French and Spanish Ships taken by Lord Anson, Captain Buckle and Sir E Hawke in the year 1747. Published by Holland Press, London and Harry Margary, Lympe Castle, Kent

Part of a larger collection of signed books we have taken on, from sports, politics to authors signed items. As pictured, this card is signed and a welcome add to any collection.

"A View of the City of Genoa" Copper Plate Published 1732-85, London for "The London Magazine" Folds as issued. Paper Size: 11.5 x 8 inch (29 x 20cm) Good Condition

[PIRACY -- PRIVATEERS]. Four printed documents relating to appeals for ships taken prize by privateers. "A privateer was a pirate with papers. As the name suggests, privateers were private individuals

The June 1770 issue of "The Oxford Magazine", 40 pages and three engraving two being political cartoons. Great content including a Letter of Junius and on the "Inconsistency of Standing Armies in a Fr

The June 1747 issue of Gentleman's Magazine, printed at London by Sylvanus Urban by E. cave. 48 pages and one engraved page (at very end). Also a text cut showing new machines. Briefs regarding the Sc

The May 11, 1796 issue of the "Columbian Centinel", printed at Boston by Benjamin Russell, four folio pages complete. Interesting political content including front page proclamation of Thomas Mifflin.

1910s-1960s, Includes Disney Magazine, Ship Cruise Menus, Road Maps, Art Bulletins, and more, Largest measures 12 x 9 inches.

You are bidding on the following: Stereoscope Glasses Type I (Astrodyne, Inc), WWII Era Pearl Harbor Bulletin Magazines, Ship Photos, 1944 Honolulu Harlot booklet, China / Japan maps, Confidential cop

The August 1747 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine, printed at London, 48 pages plus two plates, one of a medal and the other of Fire Engines. Interesting articles including advices from the Colonies at

Group of Politics Magazines, 1945-1959, depiction of Post WW II era. Provenance: Ursula Bailey Marvin estate.

1747 Map “France with its Acquired Territories in Germany and Netherlands”, by T. Jefferys, engraved for Gentleman’s Magazine, 1747. Folding map in Fine condition, fold along right margin, measu

JOE CLARK FOR LIFE MAGAZINE PHOTOS TAKEN IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE TRAGEDY OF THE FALL OF 1962 WHICH KILLED TWO OF THE TROUPE AND PERMANENTLY DISABLED ANOTHER. THESE PHOTOS DEPICT THE CONSOLATION AMONGS

JOE CLARK FOR LIFE MAGAZINE PHOTOS TAKEN IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE TRAGEDY OF THE FALL OF 1962 WHICH KILLED TWO OF THE TROUPE AND PERMANENTLY DISABLED ANOTHER. THESE PHOTOS DEPICT THE TROUPE BACKSTAGE I

JOE CLARK FOR LIFE MAGAZINE PHOTOS TAKEN IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE TRAGEDY OF THE FALL OF 1962 WHICH KILLED TWO OF THE TROUPE AND PERMANENTLY DISABLED ANOTHER. THESE PHOTOS DEPICT THE TROUPE BACKSTAGE I

1741 American SLAVES 1ed Georgia Black Integration Ships Gentlemans Magazine The Gentlemans Magazine was an English periodical which first appeared in 1731. It was published without interrupt for near

The October 1791 issue of Massachusetts Magazine, published by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer Andrews, Boston. 64 pages plus a frontis engraving. Interesting articles and essays. Reporting from the Nation

Ships Monthly Magazines Huge Hoard in Binders. From 1968 to 2019. Binders 1978, 1979, 1980, 1984 to 1991, 1993 t0 2019 are complete with all twelve issues for the years, Earlier issues are incomplete

The July 1748 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine featuring an engraving a ship of war with numerous points of reference identified on next page. Fine condition, other plates as called for not present. Me

Two fine engravings 1747 from Gentleman’s Magazine of William III and as Prince of Orange with Princess of Orange. Both approximately 5 x 8”. No Reserve Free shipping for this item within the cont

SKU #: 015403 Title: Illustrated Programme and Descriptive Souvenir of the International Naval Review, New York Bay, April 27, 1893 Description: Heavily illustrated magazine depicting naval ships from

A 9x12 photo taken from magazine signed by Flea and two other band members with COA