PRINTED & MANUSCRIPT AMERICANA

1: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) [Nicolino Calyo, after George Catlin.] Early copy of a Catlin portrait by an Italian artist in the States.

2: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) James Smith. An Account of the Remarkable Occurrences . . . during his Captivity with the Indians.

3: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) Thomas McKenney and James Hall. History of the Indian Tribes of North America.

4: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) Portrait of a tribal policeman and his wife.

5: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) Edward Curtis. Prospectus for discounted sets of The North American Indian.

6: (ALMANACS.) An extensive multi-century run of the Farmer's Almanac.

7: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [After Benjamin Wilson.] The Repeal, or the Funeral Procession of Miss Americ-Stamp.

8: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Early printing of the Massachusetts Circular Letter which united colonists against the Townshend Acts,

9: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Thomas Pownall. The Administration of the Colonies . . . Wherein their Rights and Constitution

10: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Letters to the Ministry from Governor Bernard, General Gage, and Commodore Hood.

11: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Issue of the Boston Gazette with a Revere masthead and much discussion of non-importation.

12: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) The Town and Country Magazine . . . for the Year 1774, featuring the Boston Tea Party.

13: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) John Dickinson. A New Essay (by the Pennsylvanian Farmer) on the Constitutional Power of Great-Britain

14: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [William Knox.] The Interest of the Merchants and Manufacturers of Great-Britain,

15: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) [Philip Livingston?] The Other Side of the Question: or, A Defence of the Liberties of North-America.

16: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--PRELUDE.) Josiah Tucker. Group of 4 pamphlets by a notable British supporter of American independence.

17: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) Journal of the Proceedings of the Congress Held at Philadelphia, May 10, 1775.

18: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION.) Jonathan Trumbull's manuscript family register, in a Boston printing of the Psalms of David.

19: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION.) The Gentleman's Magazine, complete from 1775 to 1782.

20: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION--1775.) Certificate for gunpowder and lead delivered to the Massachusetts magazine.