"TRAVELLER EXTRA BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DAILY EVENING

Together with eleven Civil War date newspapers comprising Evening Star (Washington) for July 28, 1862, October 6, 1862, October 13, 1862, July 24, 1862, September 10, 1862, September 12, 1862, October

CIVIL WAR ERA NEWSPAPER 1864 DAILY EVENING BULLETIN Philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA CIVIL WAR ERA NEWSPAPER 1864 DAILY EVENING BULLETIN Philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA Description CIVIL WAR ERA NEWSPAPER--"Daily

Two plaster death masks of childrenBoston, MA, circa 1845The masks inscribed in pencil, "Frederick P. Phillips" and "Anna Jones Phillips," in wallpaper covered hat box, wrapped in The Daily Evening Tr

Lot of over 200 newspapers from Newburyport, MA, dates 1852 - 1887. Newspapers represented are the Daily Evening Union (1852 - 1853), Newburyport Daily Herald (1878), and the Daily Evening Herald (188

Title:Antique Miniature A New Bed Time Story The Philadelphia Bulletin Harrison Cady Description: The Philadelphia Bulletin was a daily evening newspaper published from 1847 to 1982 in Philadelphia, P

1861 Daily Evening Bulletin Civil War Era Newspaper from Philadelphia dated Wednesday, October 23, 1861.

Includes "Daily Evening Bulletin," "Philadelphia Record," "Philadelphia Inquirer," and more. Some brittle and overtone. From the Estate Collection of Stephen R. Reed.

[RECONSTRUCTION]. A group of 2 illustrated broadsides, Salt River Telegraph Extra.  [Philadelphia]: N.p., [1867]. The Salt River Gazette---Extra.  [Philadelphia?]: N.p., Wednesday, Oct. 9, 1

Dambusters vintage Daily Telegraph printed Tuesday May 18, 1943 the day after the Dambuster raid on the Mohne Dam. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine

1898 ADVERTISING POSTER FOR ''THE EVENING TELEGRAM'': Lithograph, signed in image JW Thorp., 18'' x 12'', backed on linen, 21 1/2'' x 15 1/2''.

Books: Edmund Dulac's Picture Book for the French Red Cross. Published for The Daily Telegraph by Hodder and Stoughton, c. 1915. Together with Grimm's Fairy Tales with colour plates by Harry G. Theake

Overall with frame 29-3/4" high x 23-3/4" wide.

Daily Telegraph Presentation Inoxcrom Boxed Fountain Pen

Three Daily Telegraph reproductions of HMSO WW2 posters inc. Back Them Up ! and Let Us Go Forward Churchill each 76 x 51 cm

CHURCHILL (WINSTON)Typed letter signed ('Winston S. Churchill') to A.S. Judge ('My dear Sir'), advising him to send his letter to the Daily Telegraph as he would have a better chance of getting it pri

GLADSTONE, WILLIAM E. Autograph Letter Signed, "WGladstone," to former editor of The Daily Telegraph Thornton Leigh Hunt, sending copies of legislation relating to annuities and life assurances [not p

A Miscellaneous Collection of Exhibition Catalogs, Cards and Posters for Various Artists and Shows, 20th Century, Including Andy Warhol (two copies of The Warhol: Evening Telegraph newspaper, poster f

[MUSIC]. Broadsides and sheet music related to Jubilee Singers and African American music, comprising:   Daily. Extra Announcement To-Night. Grand Concert by Sheppard's Colored Jubilee Singers! M

Heading: Author: Dulac, Edmund Title: Edmund Dulac's Picture-Book for the French Red Cross Place Published: London Publisher:For Daily Telegraph by Hodder & Stoughton Date Published: [c.1915

Incl. Harrisburg Chronicle, The Gospel Publisher, The Oracle of Dauphin, Harrisburg Daily Record, Daily Telegraph & Intelligencer, The Keystone, and The Harrisburg Telegraph.

"United States Telegraph...Extra", concerning the election of 1828; John Quincy Adams vs. Andrew Jackson, by Green and Jarvis. Washington, ca. 1828. 12 vo. Hardbound on paper boards with leather spine

Published by The Daily Telegraph London, 1908. Some damage / in as-found condition.

Also includes The Gospel Publisher; Harrisburg Daily Record; Daily Telegraph & Intelligencer; The Oracle Dauphin; Pennsylvania Intelligencer; The Daily Telegraph; Harrisburg Telegraph; and The Keyston

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH. King Albert's Book: A Tribute to the Belgian King and People from Representative Men and Women Throughout the World. London: The Daily Telegraph, in conjunction with the Daily Ske