Rare American Revolution war-date Philadelphia pocket almanac printed in 1777 by the celebrated printer John Dunlap. Dunlap had printed the Declaration of Independence the year... Read More about Father Abraham’s Pocket Almanack for the year 1777; Fitted to the Use of Pennsylvania, and the...
Complete copy of a rare 18th century Philadelphia almanac. Contemporary manuscript annotations throughout —mentioning numerous prominent 18th-century Philadelphians— are further augmented with three small drawings..... Read More about M’Culloch’s Pocket Almanac, For the Year 1793: Being the First after Leap-Year; and the...
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The Anatomy of Man’s Body illustration defines areas controlling neck, breast, bowels, secrets, knees, arms, heart, reigns, thighs, legs. Within, Hugh Gaine advertises he will..... Read More about 1793 for 1794 Almanac] Hutchins Improved: Being an Almanack and Ephemeris…for the Year of Our...
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The Anatomy of Man’s Body illustration defines areas controlling neck, breast, bowels, secrets, knees, arms, heart, reigns, thighs, legs. Interesting tidbits include “Advice to a...... Read More about Almanac for 1795] Hutchins Improved: Being an Almanack and Ephemeris…for the Year of Our Lord...
Handsome copy of a scarce 18th-century New York almanac with contemporary hand-colored printed paste wrappers. The almanac is stacked with information of all aspects of... Read More about Gaine’s New-York Pocket Almanack, for the Year 1791: Being the third after Leap Year, and 15th...
Attractive 18th-century Pennsylvania pocket almanac with contemporary combed pattern paste paper wrappers and a few manuscript annotations referring to dyeing and “linnen,” possibly written by..... Read More about The Pennsylvania Pocket Almanack for the Year 1770 (Being the Second after Bissextile or...
