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CHICAGO TRIBUNE

• NEW YORK TRIBUNE. VOL. 25 NO.
  NEW YORK TRIBUNE. VOL. 25 NO. 7572 (JULY 14, 1865).[Barnum's Museum] New York Tribune. Vol. 25 No. 7572 (July 14, 1865). Complete issue, uncut, replete with coverage on the "great conflagration" at Barnum's Museum. Folio (16 x 20 _"). Minor foxing. Sold together with two 1860s woodcut menagerie advertisements from the Stamford Advocate, soiled, in poor condition.
• A copy of the New-York Tribune
  A copy of the New-York Tribune for Wednesday, April 26, 1865, with full coverage of the funeral procession in that city of assassinated President Abraham Lincoln. This copy is in generally good condition and appears never to have been bound.
• * (CHICAGO) A group of five
  * (CHICAGO) A group of five books. The Gang. By Frederic M. Thrasher. Chicago: University of Chicago Press (1927). Chicago Police Problems. By The Citizens' Police Committee. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press (1931). The Public Schools of Chicago. By Hannah B. Clark. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press 1897. Chicago Accent. By Art Shay. Chicago: Stephen Daiter Gallery (2007). Steppenwolf 25. Portraits by Victor Skrebneski. Naperville IL: Sourcebooks n.d. (5 total)
• THE BOSTON CHRONICLE, AUGUST 17-21,
  THE BOSTON CHRONICLE, AUGUST 17-21, 1769 Original issue of THE BOSTON CHRONICLE, Vol. II, #34 (Boston: John Mein and Fleeming, 1769) folio; leading with an expose on violations of the Boston merchants' recent non-importation agreement, particularly by John Hancock and others; various other correspondence, and a few advertisements. Mein was a Scottish immigrant and ardent Loyalist. In October, the newspaper office was sacked by Boston patriots and Mein fled to England. This was the first semi-weekly newspaper printed in New England.
• TWO UNFRAMED COLOR PRINTS AFTER
  TWO UNFRAMED COLOR PRINTS AFTER RICK REEVES AND THULSTROP AND A NEW YORK TRIBUNE JULY 24, 1863 NEWSPAPERTwo Unframed Color Prints after Rick Reeves and Thulstrop and a New York Tribune July 24, 1863 Newspaper,
• Newspaper Accounts of the 1871
  Newspaper Accounts of the 1871 Chicago Fire Including Accurate Map of the Burnt District of Chicago Lot of 4 including:The Indianapolis Journal Monday Morning October 16 1871 featuring on the front page An Accurate Map of the Burnt District of Chicago.And three issues of the Peoria Daily Transcript: Tuesday Morning October 10 1871; Wednesday Morning October 11 1871; and Thursday Morning October 12 1871.? The first was printed while the fire was still burning and the others update the sketchy information regarding it with the disclaimer The Chicago calamity has disarranged all our newspaper and telegraphic communication and the report The Chicago Journal extra issued on Tuesday afternoon says that it seems to be pretty well authenticated that the great fire was caused by a cow kicking over a lamp in a barn where? a woman was milking her.? That cow has surely secured a place in history and will go down to posterity as the immediate author of the greatest calamity of modern times. Condition: Folds scattered minor stains and edge wear.
• ORIGINAL DAILY NEWSPAPER COMIC
  ORIGINAL DAILY NEWSPAPER COMIC STRIP ART FOR DICK TRACY...Gould, Chester. Original Daily Newspaper Comic Strip Art for Dick Tracy. Chicago Tribune, April 13, 1977. Pen and ink on artist's cardstock. Depicting the strip's iconic titular character during the short timespan in which he was shown sporting a moustache, at a police press conference philosophizing on the ruinous life consequences facing any would-be lawbreaker: "You see, after a first offense, a criminal walks in the shadows. The shadows get darker and darker till he reaches the spotlight at the showup." Framed and matted to an overall size of 9 _ x 21". Faint original editorial annotations, else fine.
• [Historic Newspaper: Lincoln's
  [Historic Newspaper: Lincoln's Nomination] New-York Tribune May 19 1860 containing news and editorial commentary on the nomination of Abraham Lincoln for President by the Republican Convention in Chicago together with other news and advertisements; 12pp. double folio; housed in a cloth folder Estimate $ 200-400 Light toning and ink burns. Paper is brittle with a small piece broken from the lower fore corner of the first page. There are a few small archival repairs.
• LOT OF 8 HISTORICAL NEWSPAPER
  LOT OF 8 HISTORICAL NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS AND EPHEMERA: THE SOUTH BEND TRIBUNE HISTORY OF WORLD WAR II PUBLISHED 1945, 21" X 32" (LARGEST)Lot of 8 historical newspaper clippings and ephemera: The South Bend Tribune History of World War II published 1945,, Grand National Concert benefit announcement published 1866, George Kristalsky mayoral candidate announcement "Vote Communist" published 1934, Daily National Journal newspaper page published 1826, Those New Year Resolutions large comic strip by the New Process Electro Corporation published 1926, Egyptian Worker's Day, and 2 Russian Children's magazines. Dimensions: 21" x 32" (largest)
• HISTORY OF CHICAGO. THREE
  HISTORY OF CHICAGO. THREE VOLUMES, 1885 Alfred Theodore Andreas (American, 1839-1900). "History of Chicago", three volumes published 1884-1886. Pebbled Morocco leather with gilt decorative border on boards and spine.Approx. averaging h. 12" w. 2" d. 9 (each)
• * (CHICAGO) A group of five
  * (CHICAGO) A group of five works. The Great Chicago Fire. By Robert Cromie. Chicago: McGraw-Hill n.d. 8vo publisher's green cloth dust jacket. Signed. With Chicago Fire Centennial Section laid-in. Fabulous Chicago. By Emmett Dedman. New York: Random House 1953. 8vo publisher's illustrated cloth dust jacket. First printing. Nature's Metropolis. By William Cronon. New York and London: W.W. Norton 1991. 8vo paper-back. The Great Chicago Fire. Chicago: The Chicago Historical Society 1946. Thin 8vo publisher's grey boards. The Chicago Historical Society 1856-1956. By Paul M. Angle. Chicago New York and San Francisco: Rand McNally 1956. 8vo publisher's blue cloth over linen gilt-stamped boards slipcase. (5 total)
• 15 PIECES OF CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN
  15 PIECES OF CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN MENUS & EPHEMERA
• * (CHICAGO LITERATURE) A group of
  * (CHICAGO LITERATURE) A group of 10 titles in 13 volumes by Chicago authors including one Nelson Algren signed. Streetwise Chicago: A History of Chicago Street Names. By Don Hayner and Tom McNamee. Chicago: Loyola University Press (1988). Plants of the Chicago Region. By Floyd Swink. S.l.: The Morton Arboretum (1969). Brillig. By Vincent Starrett. Chicago: Dierkes 1949. The Fasting Cure. By Upton Sinclair. Los Angeles: By the Author (1911). Chicago. By Studs Terkel. New York: Pantheon (1985). 2 copies. Maud Martha. By Gwendolyn Brooks. New York: Harper & Brothers (1953). What of the City? By Walter D. Moody. Chicago: A.C. McClurg 1919. 2 copies. Reminiscences of John V. Farwell by His Elder Daughter. Chicago: Ralph Fletcher Seymour (1928). 2 vols. A Walk on the Wild Side. By Nelson Algren. New York: Farrar Strauss Cudahy (1956). 2 copies one inscribed.
• CHICAGO AND ITS MAKERS. A Narrative
  CHICAGO AND ITS MAKERS. A Narrative of Events from the Day of the First White Man to the Inception of the Second World's Fair by Paul Gilbert and Charles Lee Bryson. Felix Mendelsohn Publisher 1929 Condition: No Specific Condition Recorded - Sold As Is
• 15 PIECES CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN
  15 PIECES CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN THE '400' EPHEMERA
• 2PC 1871 CHICAGO FIRE GLASS RELIC &
  2PC 1871 CHICAGO FIRE GLASS RELIC & BOOK GROUP Chicago,1871-1872Includes a thick shard of glass from Chicago's historic Courthouse Clock and an 1872 printing of "The History of the Great Conflagration Chicago Its Past, Present, and Future" by James W. Sheahan and George P. Upton with an embossed cover depicting Chicago's City Hall in flames.
• 12 PIECES OF CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN
  12 PIECES OF CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN MENUS & EPHEMERA
• (CHICAGO) Chicago in 1820. Chicago:
  (CHICAGO) Chicago in 1820. Chicago: C. Inger & Bodtker 1867. Hand colored lithograph of Fort Dearborn and the home of John Kinzie with inset portrait of Kinzie. Light soiling; marginal brownspotting. Framed. 19 1/2 x 25 1/2 inches.
• (CHICAGO) [Chicago: Its History and
  (CHICAGO) [Chicago: Its History and Its Builders.] Chicago: Pictorial and Biographical. De Luxe Supplement. Chicago: S.J. Clarke 1913. 3 vols. 4to 3/4 morocco over marbled boards titles in gilt to spines titles in red and black. With 139 portraits each with tissue guards. Rubbing to boards; ends chipped; spine detached from backstrip vol. II; offsetting from plates to tissue guards; otherwise good.
• 14 PIECES OF CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN
  14 PIECES OF CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN MENUS / EPHEMERA
• * (CHICAGO COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION)
  * (CHICAGO COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION) THE WHITE CITY The White City (As It Was). Text by Selim H. Peabody and Stanley Wood. Chicago: The White City Art Company 1894. Oblong 4to publisher's gilt-lettered maroon pebbled cloth. Illustrated with numerous black and white plates. Hinges tender; some rubbing to boards; interior in good condition.
• BOUND OFFICE COPIES OF
  BOUND OFFICE COPIES OF NEWS-FEATURES COMICS Sunday News Comic Sections from 1938 1939 1942 and 1944 depicts Dick Tracy Orphan Annie and other popular comic strips covers stamped for: Benjamin A. Jean Elmhearst Long Island NY. Tears to some pages aging overall (Good Cond.) Inv# DK
• Glenn C. Sheffer and Sidney
  Glenn C. Sheffer and Sidney Riesenberg "Chicago World's Fair" and "Over the Top for You" vintage travel and WWI posters Extensive restoration needed to both posters.
• JACK HIGGINS (AMERICAN, 20TH
  JACK HIGGINS (AMERICAN, 20TH CENTURY) Varying 10 ½" x 13" to 11 ½" x 16 ½" Set of 5 Editorial Cartoons for the Chicago Sun-Times, 1992-1996. Ink on illustration board, each signed and dated with "CHICAGO SUN-TIMES" inscribed under the signature, unframed.
• Currier & Ives "The Burning of
  Currier & Ives "The Burning of Chicago" hand colored lithograph. 8" x 12 5/8"
• Currier & Ives color print, "The
  Currier & Ives color print, "The Burning of Chicago". 10 3/4" x 14 3/4".
• Group of American Historic
  Group of American Historic Newspapers principally Baltimore and Boston including: ''The Baltimore Sun Vol. I May 17 1837 '' ''The Baltimore Sun April 11 1861 '' ''The Baltimore Patriot and Evening Advertiser January 24 1814 '' ''Boston Weekly Messenger August 7 and August 28 1812 '' and ''The Hartford CT American Mercury September 18 1797'' Estimate $ 100-200
• CURRIER & IVES, THE CITY OF
  CURRIER & IVES, THE CITY OF CHICAGO, LITHOGRAPHIC MAP, FRAME: 27 X 38-1/4 INCurrier & Ives, The City of Chicago, Lithographic Map, Frame: 27 x 38-1/4 in
• SOL LEWITT. "A TRIANGLE OF
  SOL LEWITT. "A TRIANGLE OF CHICAGO WITHOUT A RIGHT TRIANGLE," COLLAGE (American, 1928-2007). Printed paper collage on paper with cut out, pencil signed, dated and titled "A Triangle of Chicago without a Right Triangle, Sol Lewitt, 1979" lr, 24 x 22 inches framed.
• (CHICAGO) BURNHAM DANIEL Plan of
  (CHICAGO) BURNHAM DANIEL Plan of Chicago. Chicago: The Commercial Club 1909. 4to blue cloth lettered in gilt frontispiece t.e.g. Illustrated with numerous color plates some fold-out. Number 1 213 of 1 650 copies. Housed in custom clamshell box. Boards rubbed and faded; ends chipped; ex-library copy with call number to spine and bookplate tipped to front pastedown; library stamp to edges and first 7 pp.; offsetting from some plates; hinges reinforced.
• 46 PIECES CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN BACK
  46 PIECES CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN BACK TO 1910
• THE DREAM CITY[Chicago] The Dream
  THE DREAM CITY[Chicago] The Dream City. Milwaukee: American Fine Art Co. for Western Rural, (1893). Color engraving depicting Chicago at a birdês-eye view, including buildings of the Columbian Exposition, and many boats and sailing vessels in Lake Michigan. 16 x 24”. Old vertical fold, creased upper left margin.
• JACK HIGGINS (AMERICAN, 20TH
  JACK HIGGINS (AMERICAN, 20TH CENTURY) Varying 9 ½" x 13" to 11 ½" x 14 ½" Set of 5 Editorial Cartoons for the Chicago Sun-Times, 2003-2006. Ink on illustration board, each signed and dated with "CHICAGO SUN-TIMES" inscribed under the signature, unframed.
• 19 PIECES CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RR
  19 PIECES CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RR EPHEMERA & MENUS
• SIXTEEN DREAM CITY ART PORTFOLIOS
  SIXTEEN DREAM CITY ART PORTFOLIOS FROM THE 1893 CHICAGO WORLD'S FAIR. Included are volumes 1 - 16 published by N.D. Thompson November 9 1893 through February 22 1894. 11'' h. 13.5'' w. Signs of wear and use. Some page separations tears corner folds.
• VERVE, FIRST PRINT; LIFE NOV. 23,
  VERVE, FIRST PRINT; LIFE NOV. 23, 1936 AND A CENTURY OF PROGRESS EXPOSITION; CHICAGO 1933Verve, First Print; Life Nov. 23, 1936 and A Century of Progress Exposition; Chicago 1933