Boston. Printed and Sold by Rogers and Fowle. 1746. Disbound and lacking title/contents page. Lightly foxed, especially around the edges. The American Magazine and Historical Chronicle was the fifth magzine published in America. Published in Boston by Rogers and Fowle from 1744-47, it was "the first really important American magazine"..... More
Philadelphia. Printed for James Trenchard. 1789. A lovely example of this magazine as originally issued -- string-tied in its gray-blue wrappers. The paper spine of the wrapper has been eroded and there is loss of a few characters at thye end of each line on the rear wrapper. There is..... More
Boston: Printed and published by Edmund Freeman. 1785. The Boston Magazine was published from October, 1783 to December, 1786 and was the first magazine to be published in Boston in the aftermath of the American Revolution. A major attraction of this issue is the presence of the front and rear..... More
[Boston.]: From the March, 1790 issue of The Massachusetts Magazine. 1790. Uniformly age-toned. Thinning of paper on the reverse in two small spots at the upper margin where mounting hinges were removed. A very nice example. Image area including text: 4 3/4 x 6" This view of the Salem Court..... More
