Potter and Potter Auctions: How History Unfolds on Paper: Choice Selections from the Eric C. Caren Collection, Part IX, 1180, Chicago

The Pennsylvania Magazine: or, American Monthly Museum for June 1776.

Autograph telegram signed on Beauregard's behalf by a clerk ("G.T. Beauregard") to the Confederate States Secretary of War L.P. Walker, announcing the beginning of the Civil War and the firing on Fort Sumter, Charleston, 13 April 1861.

Manuscript document, 1 February 1770.

The Pennsylvania Gazette.

Autograph letter signed, London, 28 October 1755.

Autograph letter signed ("Edw. Shippen") to his son, Col. Joseph Shippen, Lancaster, 2 March 1758.

Document signed ("Benj Harrison") as governor of Virginia, certifying the service of Daniel Cumbo, a Black Revolutionary soldier, Council Chamber, Richmond, 20 June 1783.

Supplement to the Providence Gazette. Attempt to cut down a liberty pole.

Carriers' Address to the Patrons of the Native Eagle and American Advocate for the Year 1847.

The Humble Address of the House of Commons to the Queen. No. 23

The Present State of Europe; or, The Historical and Political Monthly Mercury.

The Independent Chronicle, and the Universal Advertiser.

Autograph document signed ("James Smith"), 5 February 1777.

At a Meeting of the Governor and Council of Safety, holden at Hartford, 30th June, A.D.

The Edinburgh Advertiser. Anthony Wayne and the storming of Stony Point.

George's Cambridge Almanack; or, The Essex Calendar, for the Year of Redemption, 1776.

State of Massachusetts-Bay. 25 January 1777. Broadside

King George III Declares War Against their American Colonies in The Town and Country Magazine; or Universal Repository... [London: Printed for A.

Manuscript Invoice Sent to General Schuyler for Supplies for the Invasion of Quebec.

Two Documents Related to the Pay of the Widow of Nicolas Manvil, a Soldier Killed at the Wyoming Massacre During the American Revolution. Including: Autograph Document.

The London Evening-Post. The Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union.

The New Jersey Gazette. Maryland's opposition to the Articles of Confederation.

The Salem Gazette. Nearing the end of the Revolutionary War and Benjamin Franklin in Paris.

Supplement to the Boston-Gazette, &c. of (No. 790).

A Silk Broadside Elegy for the Death of Captain Samuel Treat of the Continental Artillery who Died at the Siege of Fort Mifflin, 11 November 1777.