1774 London Chronicle Creek Indian Murders

The London Chronicle for April 14-16, 1774, eight pages complete. Front page on the jail distemper affecting many prisons and the dreadful conditions there. Inside on the recent murders by the Creek I

“The London Chronicle” for April 26 to April 28, 1774, eight pages complete. Interesting content including a letter of Governor Hutchinson, and another colonial brief. Shipping news and ads. Fine,

The London Chronicle for December 25-28, 1762. Eight pages complete including nice red tax stamp. Contents include an explanation of the terms of peace established between England and France after the

The July 16-19, 1757 issue of “The London Chronicle”, eight pages complete with important content regarding the French Indian War. Also on action in Prussia. Very Good, measures 8.5 x 11”. Reser

18th C. lot- 4 Scientific book plate engravings: pile engine, electricity, astronomy, diving bell & 3 British publications:1722 Whitehall Evening Post, 1759 The London Chronicle, 1774 Edinburgh Advert

The London Chronicle for August 18-20, 1767, eight pages complete including red tax stamp. Content includes account of a murderer apprehended on a ship to Pensacola wanted for killing of a sea captian

“The London Chronicle” for May 21-24, 1774. Eight pages complete. Content includes an article entitled “…Bill for the Impartial Administration of Justice in Massachusett’s Bay”. Much else,

“The London Chronicle” for November 30-December 2, 1773, eight pages complete. Interesting content with two briefs, one from west Florida and news that some Indian tribes were siding with the Brit

The London Chronicle for August 10-12, 1762, eight pages complete. Fine red tax stamp bottom of page two. Interesting contnet including from Phildelphia on Indians there and also notice of a Deserter

The Lady's Magazine for September 1773, printed at London, 54 pages. Interesting content, mostly literary essays, some briefs in the back including on the Cherokee and Creek Indians. No plates and lac

A leaf from Holinshed “Historie of Scotlande..”, printed at London, 1577. Woodcuts illustration royal court, murder of King Culene, and portrait of Kenneth . Folio 211/212. Very Good, measures 8 x

OR DEMPSTER; 1774 LONDON; ORNATE FLORAL REPOUSSE DESIGN; 8 1/2" TALL; 27.37 OZT.; SMALL DENT ON HANDLE, WHICH IS SLIGHTLY BENT AT THE BOTTOM (SEE PHOTO)

Two Miami, Florida watercolors on artist's board of "CALOOSAS VISITING THE TEQUESTA INDIAN CREEK CLUB" and Caloosas Watching European Ships Arrive at the Shore Dimensions of each piece: Height: 22 in.

A George III sterling silver fox-form snuff box Possibly George Turner, London, 1774 The lid engraved "OWG to GWG," gilt-washed interior, marked; together with a German dog-form .800 silver stirrup cu

Chinnery (George, 1774-1852) Indian cattle in a landscape, pen and black ink, pencil, variously inscribed in the artist's shorthand, on laid paper with Strasbourg lily, sheet 190 x 313 mm (7 1/2 x 12

A George III silver covered ewer, by Thomas Ellis or Thomas Evans, London 1774, raised on a square foot, the vase shaped body decorated with swags and paterae over stiff leaves, the incurved upper bod

Pair of 18th century English sterling silver candlesticks. John Robbins, London, 1774. The candlesticks were drilled at the edge of the base and inside stem possibly to accommodate electrical fitting.

CATLIN, George (1796-1872). Letters and Notes on the Manners, Customs, and Condition of the North American Indians. London: Published by the Author, 1841. 2 volumes, 8vo. 3 maps (one folding) and 176

Britain.- Holinshed (Raphael) The First and second volumes of Chronicles, vol.1 and 2 only (of 3) in 1, black letter, divisional titles in woodcut architectural or decorative borders, woodcut head- an

Including: "Indian Ocean", London, Published by James Imray and Son, 1877. Blue paper backed engraving on wove paper, Japanese cloth edging, showing from east coast of Africa to Australia, 41" x 75",

English Sterling Silver George III 1L Tankard. Hand chased floral design. Two panels engraved with heraldic shield and landscape. London hallmarks 1774 made by John Swift. Gilded interior. 1 Pound 12

Colonial America The able Doctor, or America Swallowing the Bitter Draught. Copper-Plate Engraving London Magazine Published April 1774 & Later Copied Exactly by Paul Revere, Jr. Published in the June

Details: BODMER, Karl (1809-1893). Mássika, Saki Indian. Wakusáee, Musquake Indian. Paris, Coblenz and London: [1839-1842]. Hand-colored aquatint engraving after Bodmer. Image size (including t

Details: BODMER, Karl (1809-1893). Sih-Chidä & Mahchsi-Karehde. Mandan Indians. Paris, Coblenz and London: [1839-1842]. Hand-coloured aquatint engraving by Hürlimann after Bodmer, blindstamp. S