Le Logographe, Journal National (April 27, 1791 - August 17, 1792)

Paris, Baudouin [Imprimerie Nationale], 1792. Softcover. Formerly bound issues, now coming unbound. 4 pp. per issue, 22 issues in all. Text in French. Important grouping of this famous and historic periodical, which appeared from April 27, 1791 to August 17, 1792. This periodical is much more reliable than the Monitor to know the accurate and exact content of parliamentary debates. 22 issues in total, sold as a lot. Poor. Edges are soiled and ratty, some issues have ancient mildew stains at the top, other issues have ancient dampstaining marks. Minor rips and flaws, all text present, should a restorable entity .

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Book number: 165688

Catalogue: Newspapers

Keywords: Newspapers ; le Logographe, Journal National ; ;

National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser (Vol. 10, January 1, 1810 to October 31, 1810 and Vol. 11 November 2 to Dec. 29, 1810)

Washington, 1810. Hardcover. 3/4 leather with paper covered boards. 5-columns.Begins with whole issue 1440 on January 1, 1810. Some creasing to early sheets. Each issue is 4 pp. Issue No. 1620 from Vol. 11, from Feb. 28, 1811, is bound after Feb. 28, 1810 issue. From this point forward, collation is haphazard, Several numerical issues lacking, perhaps 3 from what I can tell. Full accounting provided upon application, currently written in-order on a notecard with the volume. Issue numbering anomaly for late December noted from whole issues 1593 to 1594, which are present but confused. Volume 11 commences with the November issues. There is also a supplement bound in of 4 pages dated December 18, mostly devoted to soliciting bids for mail service on many, many defined routes, with specific leaving and arriving times noted. This supplement also has ads for runaway slaves, captured slaves, and slaves for sale. Exceedingly RARE. Fair. Boards deteriorated and rip to calf leather spine, ink staining to bottom edges of first 100 sheets or so, with some resulting brittleness and loss of paper and minor text Minor creasing to sheets here and there. Dampstaining to 13 issues, inconsistent print quality and darkness.

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Book number: 165659

Catalogue: Newspapers

Keywords: Newspapers ; the Morning Call ; ;

Pennsylvania Telegraph, May 19, 1858 - January 22, 1859

Harrisburg, PA, George Bergner, 1859. Hardcover. Oversized bound in 3/4 black leather and black and tan marble illustrated paper over boards; pagination varies, bw illustrations and ads throughout. Newspapers covering the areas of Harrisburg and Dauphin published from 1857-1862. This contains the newspapers from May 19th of 1858 through January 22nd of 1859. As Is (heavy wear to boards, pages are age toned as expected. Pages are very brittle. Majority of pages have tears. Writing in ink on the ffep.) .

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Book number: 186776

Catalogue: Newspapers

Keywords: Newspapers ; Pennsylvania History; Pennsylvania Daily Telegraph ; ;

Day, Benjamin (editor)

The Sun Newspaper: February 1834 Through December 1834

New York, The New York Sun, 1834. Hardcover. green marbled boards boards w/ leather, gilt trimmed corners & gilt printed spine. unpaginated. This is a collection of bound, original New York Sun Newspapers. Each paper is approximately four pages. This collection begins at February 14 of 1834 and runs to December 31 1834. Collection has been hand inspected and appears to be missing the following issues: Feb, 23rd; March 2,9, 16, 23, 24, 30; April 6, 13, 20, 27; May 11, 18, 23, 25; June 1, 2, 3, 4, 15, 16, 22; July 5, 6, 13, 20, 27, 28; Aug 3. 10, 17, 23, 24; Sept 14, 21, 28; Oct 5, 12, 19, 26; Nov 2, 16, 23, 30; Dec. 8, 14, 15 (is only the first two pages), 21, 26, 28. Ex-libris plate to front pastedown lists this collection as being donated by the family of Francis Hoag, the longtime editior of The Suffolk County News. This collection also includes the very first issue of The Sun from Tuesday, September 3, 1833. This issue is heavily torn and chipped at edges with the page gutter nearly split; aged, tanned scotch tape reinforces the interior edges. Fair (front board detached. boards scuffed & scratched. edges & corners rubbed. leather spine creased, split at board edge & flapped; leather heavily rubbed & worn. pages lightly tanned; light to moderate foxing to pgs w/ some instances of very dark. text remains dark and detailed, highly legible w/ some instances of lighter pages.

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Book number: 191712

Catalogue: Newspapers

Keywords: Newspapers, the Sun, the New York Sun ; the New York Sun ; ;

Van Valkenburgh, James

Youth's Companion and Family Visitor

New York, Burnett & Smith; School Book Depository, 1833. Hardcover. Marbled paper boards with white spine. 208 pp. Weekly religious periodical for children. Includes Vol. 1 no. 1 (April 1, 1832) through vol. 1 no. 52 (March 23, 1833). The paper was later called the New York Weekly Messenger and New York Weekly Messenger and Young Men's Advocate. Fair, case loose, somewhat soiled throughout, still readable and binding itself is tight.

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Book number: 178131

Catalogue: Newspapers

Keywords: Newspapers, Periodicals, Children's Literature, Children's Periodicals, Religious ; Children's Periodicals ; ;