1770 Magazine Jewish Merchants at Boston

The July 26, 1770 issue of The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement, 32 pages. Interesting content including a short account of a meeting of merchants "chiefly Jews" at Faneuil-Hall to discuss issue

The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement. Thursday August 30, 1770, printed at Edinburgh, 32 pages. Interesting contnet including a brief of a meeting at Fanieul Hall in Boston regarding the Boston

The August 2, 1770 issue of "The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement", printed at Edinburgh, 32 pages. News from America at back including from Boston and long letter of Governor Hutchinson of Mass

The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement for Thursday September 27, 1770. 36 pages with interesting contnet ranging from historical letter from Sir Walter Raleigh to Prince Henry, son of James I to

Colonial America June 1770 Issue of The Gentleman's Magazine with Reports on "The Boston Massacre" and American Response to Taxes June, 1770-Dated (Written May 1770) Colonial Era, monthly news Magazin

The Oxford Magazine for May 1770, Contains a thorough 4 and one-half page account of the Boston Massacre. Early report in a periodical. 40 pages and one political engraving. Lacks the monthly title, M

Alamo Fame Jim Bowie's Accounts with Jewish Merchants in New Orleans These two accounts record Jim Bowie's debt to a New Orleans merchant firm on January 1, 1831, of $6,375.74, and another debt dated

The Gentleman's Magazine for January 1774, printed at London by Sylvanus Urban. 48 pages. Three engravings including folding map of route of voyages, one of antiquities, and another of a New Zealand n

Supplement to "The Oxford Magazine", 48 pages and one engraving being a political cartoon. Excellent content regarding the discontent of the Colonies including a letter from the General Committee of S

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 February 1770 issue of "The Oxford Magazine", 40 pages and three engraved plates. One entitled "Death of the Foxes" and another being a political cartoon. Interesting content including accounts of

The July 19, 1770 issue of "The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement", 32 pages. Lead article on Paper Money in Scotland. Also some colonial American news including Major Rogers planning a settlemen

The September 21, 1833 issue of "The People's Magazine", printed at Boston by Lilly, Wait, and Co., eight pages complete. Content includes description of city of Monteal and on Burn's Tam O'Shanter. V

The Weekly Magazine or Edinburgh Amusement for Thursday, September 20, 1770. 32 pages. Interesting article on South carolina including the Cherokees. Also from South Carolina the dedication of a monum

Australia: Levy Brothers of Melbourne [Jewish] merchant copper Penny 1855 (A.320, KM #Tn147); size: 33.75mm; weight: 15.85g; in VF+. Obverse: double ring legend: "Levy Brothers • Arcade, Melbourne"

Dervish or Turkish Monk in Jerusalem. Jewish merchant. Israel. 1859.Print of steel engraving titled „Dervich ou moine turc a Jerusalem. Marchande Juive“.Drawn by Lalaisse.Engraved by Desjardins.Fr

Dervish or Turkish Monk in Jerusalem. Jewish merchant. Israel. 1859.Print of steel engraving titled „Dervich ou moine turc a Jerusalem. Marchande Juive“.Drawn by Lalaisse.Engraved by Desjardins.Fr

The February 26-28, 1765 issue of "The London Chronicle", eight pages complete. Red tax stamp. Interesting content including reference two Jewish merchants furnishing silk at Copenhagen, ship news, an

Clay, in the form of a Jewish merchant. A similar example is in the Jewish Museum in New York.Height 9.25"

B. Levy Signed Rev. War Dated $8 Continental Currency A piece of Revolutionary War dated Continental Currency co-signed by two Patriot creditors recto: the wealthy Jewish merchant Benjamin Levy (1726-

Heading: (California Gold Rush) Author: Selling, Philip Title: Letter about Jewish merchant in Mississippi who had left for the California Gold Rush Place Published: Macon, Mississippi Publisher:

Lot 5x European/Jewish merchant & business tokens, c. early 20th Cent.: 1) Germany: Rudolph Hertzog (manufacturer) of Berlin decagonal brass token; 2) Italy Michelangelo Jesurum & Co. (lace-maker) en

Great Britain > Birmingham: Jewish merchant token in bronze, Ephraim Nathan, c. 1872; not maker-marked; size: 22mm; weight: 3.45g. Obverse bears legend: "The Noted Shop for Cheap Electro Plate & Cutle

Framed print illustrating the private signals of the merchants of Boston. Dimensions: 45" H x 34" W. Weight: 16lbs