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Original The Open Court Magazine July 1919 6 X 9 Tall, about 70 pages Condition: Good, some marking, notes on a few pages, Complete NO missing pages.Frontispiece - Walt WhitmanDemocracy as a Religion by Maynard ShipleyFive Poems to Walt Whitman by Baker BrownellBeyond Protestantism by Edward Scribner AmesPray by John DenmarkThe Ethics of Prohibition A. V. C.P.HuizingaPeace and the Means to Peace by Gilbert ReidAndrew D. White -Neutral. by Roland HuginsThe Book of Nahum in the Light of Assyriology with Illustrations by H.W.MengedohtThe Mysticism of Lao-tze by Earl F. CookBook ReviewsAdvertizements

1984. soft. Very Good. Original 1984 Sports Illustrated Magazine Walter Payton of the Bears on Front Cover Condition: Very Good, mailing label on front, COMPLETE NO MISSING PAGES 100 Pages Contents: Chicago Bears - Winning Ugly But Still Winning Flyin Bubba Ryan - BMXing it Up with the Rad Crowd World Cup Alpine Ski racing - America's Opening, America's Show Fred Akers University of Texas - The Eyes of Texas... Jerry Tarkanian Las Vegas Nevada - Rebel With a Cause

Original First Printing
January to June 1875 of Chambers's Journal 26 Issues which includes the serialized Walter's Word by James Payn (also editor of the Journal) 7 X 10 Tall with 416 Pages Condition: Good to Very Good, clear print, first page loose, DISBOUND, individual weekly 16 page issues, No advertisements. Each issue is 3 stapledTotal Issues 26, 16 pages each.Below are 4 examples in the First of the 26 Weekly IssuesWalter's Word is a Novel about a character Walter Litton by James Payn beginning on a Train Smoking Carriage Storm Warnings, Royal Society Meteorological Committee and Weather Telegraphy.Wilmington Giant Monument - 2 page articleHunting expression - Bell the Cat - 2 page article

The War Doctor June 1943 5.5" x 8.5" tall Volume 2 Number 2
Greetings, Gals! by Medicus
Photo of Capt. Lester L. Blount diagnosing an Arab child
Portable American Hospitals Set Up a Few Yrds of Enemy Lines in Jungle Warfare by Major F. F. O. in New Guinea
Crocodile Tear for Medicos Left Behind by Lt. Comdr. W.A.M. , M.C.
Pidgen English by Lt. E. L. J.
Flight Surgeon is Boss by Capt. L. S. A. in England
Photo of Colonel Lyle S. Powell
Post Bellum Prayers by M. M. C.
Poison Ivy
other articles
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Original New-England Palladium Tuesday October 25 1814 Newspaper No. 33 Vol. XLIVCondition: Fair, water stain in center, edges frayed 15" X 21" Tall, 4 pagesCongressional Candidates Massachusetts Election November 7 1814: Timothy Pickering, Daniel A. White, Asahel Stearns, Nathaniel Ruggles, William Baylies, Laban Wheaton, Solomon Strong, Elijah Brigham, Elijah H. Mills, Samuel Taggart, Samuel C. Allen, John W. Hulbert, Cyrus King, George Bradbury, John Wilson, Thomas Rice, Samuel A. Bradley (Most or all are Federalist)Long Letter to Editor about War with BritainMeeting of Delegates at Hartford Legislature and discussion of War with BritainWar with America from The Nova-Scotia Royal GazetteInstructions to the Envoys appointed to Negotiate for a Peace with Great Britain - Extracts of a letter from Secretary of State to Envoys dated June 23, 1813, Jan. 1, 1814, January 28, 1814, January 30, 1814, June 25, 1814, June 27, 1814, August 11, 1814Georgia News: James Renie of Savannah October 8, 1814 Escaped… Read More

1930. softcover. Good. Original LOT of 11 Wedding Shower Bridge, Game Tally Cards 1928 -1931 Used with Tassels and dates on the back of most tally cards, scores, names and sometimes a note of reason for the party. Mary Louis(e) Spitznas Art Deco Lady Diecut shape Bride Art Deco Lady Diecut Diamont Ring frame shape, Mary Louise Spitznas Nats shower for Art Deco Lady Diecut wedding child couple shape Mary Louise Spitznas Art Deco Lady Diecut wedding shape, reverse shower on Anna Moser at Artha Lendens May 16 1929 Five Hundred mary Lou Art Deco Lady Diecut wedding coupleshape, reverse Nov 12 Art Deco Lady Diecut Bride shape Miss Mary Lou Spitznas. Reverse June 8th Mrs D.L.Attaway. But just Smiley Art Deco Lady Diecut shape reverse Mary Lou May 23, 1929 Shower for Marian at Autumn Art Deco Lady Diecut shape with cigarette Mrs Spero Party February 19, 1931 Won Sewing Basket, reverse Mrs Speros Thursday Feb. 19, 1931 Art Deco Lady Diecut Child Bride shape Art Deco Lady Diecut shape with dog, Mary Lou… Read More

Weekly Register, 1814. soft. Good. Original Edition Printing Location: Baltimore Date and Numbering: January 15 1814, Vol. V, No. 20 Size and Page Count: 6.25"" X 9.5"" Tall, app. 12 pages Condition: Good, moderate foxing, text is fading, disbound issue -------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher, or historian------ Contains: Hezekiah Niles, (October 10, 1777 – April 2, 1839) was an American editor and publisher of the Baltimore-based national weekly news magazine, Niles' Weekly Register (aka Niles' Register) and the Weekly Register. - Wikipedia About the Register: ""The Register was founded by Hezekiah Niles in Baltimore in 1811. A printer and journalist of Quaker background from the Wilmington-Brandywine-Philadelphia area, Niles had worked in Philadelphia and Wilmington before moving to Baltimore in 1805 as editor of the Baltimore Evening Post. When that paper was sold in 1811, he launched The Weekly Register. The editor had large ambitions: he intended to be ""an honest… Read More

1814. soft. Good. Original Edition Printing Location: Baltimore Date and Numbering: February 19 1814, Vol. V, No. 25 Size and Page Count: 6.25"" X 9.5"" Tall, app. 12 pages Condition: Good, moderate foxing, text is fading, disbound issue -------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher, or historian------ Contains: Hezekiah Niles, (October 10, 1777 – April 2, 1839) was an American editor and publisher of the Baltimore-based national weekly news magazine, Niles' Weekly Register (aka Niles' Register) and the Weekly Register. - Wikipedia About the Register: ""The Register was founded by Hezekiah Niles in Baltimore in 1811. A printer and journalist of Quaker background from the Wilmington-Brandywine-Philadelphia area, Niles had worked in Philadelphia and Wilmington before moving to Baltimore in 1805 as editor of the Baltimore Evening Post. When that paper was sold in 1811, he launched The Weekly Register. The editor had large ambitions: he intended to be ""an honest chronicler"" who… Read More

1813. soft. Original Edition Printing Location: Baltimore Date and Numbering: December 25 1813, Vol. V, No. 17 Size and Page Count: 6.25"" X 9.5"" Tall, app. 12 pages Condition: Good, mild foxing, text is fading, disbound issue -------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher, or historian------ Battle of Lake Erie OhioCreek NationsThe Embargo LawOfficial Dispatch from the Camp on MississinewaHezekiah Niles, (October 10, 1777 – April 2, 1839) was an American editor and publisher of the Baltimore-based national weekly news magazine, Niles' Weekly Register (aka Niles' Register) and the Weekly Register. - Wikipedia About the Register: ""The Register was founded by Hezekiah Niles in Baltimore in 1811. A printer and journalist of Quaker background from the Wilmington-Brandywine-Philadelphia area, Niles had worked in Philadelphia and Wilmington before moving to Baltimore in 1805 as editor of the Baltimore Evening Post. When that paper was sold in 1811, he launched The Weekly Register. The… Read More

Weekly Register, 1813. soft. Good. Original Edition Printing Location: Baltimore Date and Numbering: November 13 1813, Vol. V, No. 11 Size and Page Count: 6.25"" X 9.5"" Tall, app. 12 pages Condition: Good, mild foxing, text is fading, disbound issue -------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher, or historian------
In this issue: Legislature of New HampshireLegislature of Rhode-IslandLegislature of New JerseyLaws of New JerseyLegislature of VermontAustrian ManifestoEvents of the WarAmerican PrizesLaw of TreasonA Case of ImpressmentThe ChronicleHamilton's Report
Contains: Hezekiah Niles, (October 10, 1777 ?"" April 2, 1839) was an American editor and publisher of the Baltimore-based national weekly news magazine, Niles' Weekly Register (aka Niles' Register) and the Weekly Register. - Wikipedia About the Register: ""The Register was founded by Hezekiah Niles in Baltimore in 1811. A printer and journalist of Quaker background from the Wilmington-Brandywine-Philadelphia area, Niles had… Read More

1813. soft. Good. Original Edition Printing Location: Baltimore Date and Numbering: December 4 1813, Vol. V, No. 14 Size and Page Count: 6.25"" X 9.5"" Tall, app. 12 pages Condition: Good, mild foxing, text is fading, disbound issue -------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher, or historian------ Hezekiah Niles, (October 10, 1777 ?"" April 2, 1839) was an American editor and publisher of the Baltimore-based national weekly news magazine, Niles' Weekly Register (aka Niles' Register) and the Weekly Register. - Wikipedia About the Register: ""The Register was founded by Hezekiah Niles in Baltimore in 1811. A printer and journalist of Quaker background from the Wilmington-Brandywine-Philadelphia area, Niles had worked in Philadelphia and Wilmington before moving to Baltimore in 1805 as editor of the Baltimore Evening Post. When that paper was sold in 1811, he launched The Weekly Register. The editor had large ambitions: he intended to be ""an honest chronicler"" who ""registered""… Read More

soft. Original Edition Printing Location: Baltimore Date and Numbering: December 11 1813, Vol. V, No. 15 Size and Page Count: 6.25"" X 9.5"" Tall, app. 12 pages Condition: Good, mild foxing, text is fading, disbound issue -------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher, or historian------ Contains: Hezekiah Niles, (October 10, 1777 ?"" April 2, 1839) was an American editor and publisher of the Baltimore-based national weekly news magazine, Niles' Weekly Register (aka Niles' Register) and the Weekly Register. - Wikipedia About the Register: ""The Register was founded by Hezekiah Niles in Baltimore in 1811. A printer and journalist of Quaker background from the Wilmington-Brandywine-Philadelphia area, Niles had worked in Philadelphia and Wilmington before moving to Baltimore in 1805 as editor of the Baltimore Evening Post. When that paper was sold in 1811, he launched The Weekly Register. The editor had large ambitions: he intended to be ""an honest chronicler"" who ""registered"" events… Read More

1814. soft. Good. Original Edition Printing Location: Baltimore Date and Numbering: February 12 1814, Vol. V, No. 24 Size and Page Count: 6.25"" X 9.5"" Tall, app. 12 pages Condition: Good, moderate foxing, text is fading, disbound issue -------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher, or historian------ Contains: Hezekiah Niles, (October 10, 1777 – April 2, 1839) was an American editor and publisher of the Baltimore-based national weekly news magazine, Niles' Weekly Register (aka Niles' Register) and the Weekly Register. - Wikipedia About the Register: ""The Register was founded by Hezekiah Niles in Baltimore in 1811. A printer and journalist of Quaker background from the Wilmington-Brandywine-Philadelphia area, Niles had worked in Philadelphia and Wilmington before moving to Baltimore in 1805 as editor of the Baltimore Evening Post. When that paper was sold in 1811, he launched The Weekly Register. The editor had large ambitions: he intended to be ""an honest chronicler"" who… Read More

Weekly Register, 1813. soft. Good. Original Edition Printing Location: Baltimore Date and Numbering: September 11 1813, Vol. V, No. 2 Size and Page Count: 6.25"" X 9.5"" Tall, app. 12 pages Condition: Good, mild foxing, text is fading, disbound issue -------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher, or historian------
Contains: Hezekiah Niles, (October 10, 1777 ?"" April 2, 1839) was an American editor and publisher of the Baltimore-based national weekly news magazine, Niles' Weekly Register (aka Niles' Register) and the Weekly Register. - Wikipedia About the Register: ""The Register was founded by Hezekiah Niles in Baltimore in 1811. A printer and journalist of Quaker background from the Wilmington-Brandywine-Philadelphia area, Niles had worked in Philadelphia and Wilmington before moving to Baltimore in 1805 as editor of the Baltimore Evening Post. When that paper was sold in 1811, he launched The Weekly Register. The editor had large ambitions: he intended to be ""an honest… Read More

Weekly Register, 1814. Good. Original Edition Printing Location: Baltimore Size and Page Count: 6.25"" X 9.5"" Tall, app. 31 pages Condition: Good, mild foxing, text is fading, disbound issue -------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher, or historian------ Contains: Hezekiah Niles, (October 10, 1777 – April 2, 1839) was an American editor and publisher of the Baltimore-based national weekly news magazine, Niles' Weekly Register (aka Niles' Register) and the Weekly Register. - Wikipedia About the Register: ""The Register was founded by Hezekiah Niles in Baltimore in 1811. A printer and journalist of Quaker background from the Wilmington-Brandywine-Philadelphia area, Niles had worked in Philadelphia and Wilmington before moving to Baltimore in 1805 as editor of the Baltimore Evening Post. When that paper was sold in 1811, he launched The Weekly Register. The editor had large ambitions: he intended to be ""an honest chronicler"" who ""registered"" events not just for his… Read More

Weekly Register, 1814. soft. Good. Original Edition Printing Location: Baltimore Date and Numbering: February 19 1814, Vol. V, No. 25 Size and Page Count: 6.25"" X 9.5"" Tall, app. 12 pages Condition: Good, mild foxing, text is fading, disbound issue -------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher, or historian------ Contains: Hezekiah Niles, (October 10, 1777 – April 2, 1839) was an American editor and publisher of the Baltimore-based national weekly news magazine, Niles' Weekly Register (aka Niles' Register) and the Weekly Register. - Wikipedia About the Register: ""The Register was founded by Hezekiah Niles in Baltimore in 1811. A printer and journalist of Quaker background from the Wilmington-Brandywine-Philadelphia area, Niles had worked in Philadelphia and Wilmington before moving to Baltimore in 1805 as editor of the Baltimore Evening Post. When that paper was sold in 1811, he launched The Weekly Register. The editor had large ambitions: he intended to be ""an honest… Read More

Weekly Register, 1814. soft. Good. Original Edition Printing Location: Baltimore Date and Numbering: January 1 1814, Vol. V, No. 18 Size and Page Count: 6.25"" X 9.5"" Tall, app. 12 pages Condition: Good, mild foxing, text is fading, disbound issue -------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher, or historian------ Contains: Hezekiah Niles, (October 10, 1777 – April 2, 1839) was an American editor and publisher of the Baltimore-based national weekly news magazine, Niles' Weekly Register (aka Niles' Register) and the Weekly Register. - Wikipedia About the Register: ""The Register was founded by Hezekiah Niles in Baltimore in 1811. A printer and journalist of Quaker background from the Wilmington-Brandywine-Philadelphia area, Niles had worked in Philadelphia and Wilmington before moving to Baltimore in 1805 as editor of the Baltimore Evening Post. When that paper was sold in 1811, he launched The Weekly Register. The editor had large ambitions: he intended to be ""an honest… Read More

Weekly Register, 1814. soft. Good. Original Edition Printing Location: Baltimore Date and Numbering: January 29 1814, Vol. V, No. 22 Size and Page Count: 6.25"" X 9.5"" Tall, app. 12 pages Condition: Good, moderate foxing, text is fading, disbound issue -------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher, or historian------ Contains: Hezekiah Niles, (October 10, 1777 – April 2, 1839) was an American editor and publisher of the Baltimore-based national weekly news magazine, Niles' Weekly Register (aka Niles' Register) and the Weekly Register. - Wikipedia About the Register: ""The Register was founded by Hezekiah Niles in Baltimore in 1811. A printer and journalist of Quaker background from the Wilmington-Brandywine-Philadelphia area, Niles had worked in Philadelphia and Wilmington before moving to Baltimore in 1805 as editor of the Baltimore Evening Post. When that paper was sold in 1811, he launched The Weekly Register. The editor had large ambitions: he intended to be ""an honest… Read More

Weekly Register, 1813. soft. Good. Original Edition Printing Location: Baltimore Date and Numbering: November 20 1813, Vol. V, No. 12 Size and Page Count: 6.25"" X 9.5"" Tall, app. 12 pages Condition: Good, mild foxing, text is fading, disbound issue -------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher, or historian------
In this issue: Hamilton's Report (continued from No.11) Progress of the EnemyEvents of the War Today and Tomorrow Maratime WarHousehold Articles To Independence The Chronicle American Prizes Salem Privateers Postscript
Contains: Hezekiah Niles, (October 10, 1777 ?"" April 2, 1839) was an American editor and publisher of the Baltimore-based national weekly news magazine, Niles' Weekly Register (aka Niles' Register) and the Weekly Register. - Wikipedia About the Register: ""The Register was founded by Hezekiah Niles in Baltimore in 1811. A printer and journalist of Quaker background from the Wilmington-Brandywine-Philadelphia area, Niles had worked in Philadelphia and… Read More

Weekly Register, 1814. Original Edition Printing Location: Baltimore Date and Numbering: January 1 1814, Vol. V, No. 19 Size and Page Count: 6.25"" X 9.5"" Tall, app. 12 pages Condition: Good, mild foxing, text is fading, disbound issue -------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher, or historian------ Contains: Hezekiah Niles, (October 10, 1777 – April 2, 1839) was an American editor and publisher of the Baltimore-based national weekly news magazine, Niles' Weekly Register (aka Niles' Register) and the Weekly Register. - Wikipedia About the Register: ""The Register was founded by Hezekiah Niles in Baltimore in 1811. A printer and journalist of Quaker background from the Wilmington-Brandywine-Philadelphia area, Niles had worked in Philadelphia and Wilmington before moving to Baltimore in 1805 as editor of the Baltimore Evening Post. When that paper was sold in 1811, he launched The Weekly Register. The editor had large ambitions: he intended to be ""an honest chronicler"" who… Read More