Uncommon title from Philadelphia...
Item # 560369
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THE TRUE AMERICAN AND COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, Philadelphia, May 29, 1806 An uncommon title that has a nice cameo engraving in the masthead of two men shaking hands, plus a cannon & flag, with "United We Stand, Divided We Fall" in the border and topped by an eagle (see).
The front page has all ads and notices, including twenty ship ads, each with an engraving of a ship. The balance of this issue has general news and content and, more ads.
Four pages, in good condition.
The front page has all ads and notices, including twenty ship ads, each with an engraving of a ship. The balance of this issue has general news and content and, more ads.
Four pages, in good condition.
Category: Pre-Civil War
No Longer Available
100% Authentic: Original printing, never a reproduction.
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