Newburgh ny (10 Ergebnisse)

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Zustand: New. pp. 99.

Zustand: Good. 16mo. Single Folded Sheet, 4 pp., Very Good, slight crease. Illustrated. Printed Advertisement.

Zustand: Very good overall. Color postcard of the Garrison Train station building taken from the opposite side of the tracks with West Point a little to prominent in the background. 3.5 x 5.5". Divided back card, unused.

Zustand: Good. 14 x 9 cm. Very Good. Printed Lithograph. Unposted. White Border era (c. 1915-1930).

Zustand: Very good condition. Wonderful use of text fonts and design in a Hudson River NY job printer's ad, which is printed on bright green covered paper, and highlighted with gilt rules and medallions. The word "Job" is surprinted in all capitals on top of the word "Printer" in a very bold and eye catching manner. Charles Jannicky, located at the Ferry Building, was the printer for many materials for USMA at West Point. 5 3/4 x 8 3/4". Verso plain.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very good condition. A wonderful business directory for this Hudson River town, with 2 tipped in advertising broad sheets and advertisements on the end papers, some illustrated, including one with 2 winged cupids in a sign shop painting an ornamental sign. An indispensable guide to businesses, city departments and organizations in Newburgh, with a cloth loop at the top of the spine for hanging the directory on a hook, with businesses and individuals listed alphabetically by last name, along with advertising printed vertically in the margins of each page. Includes Benevolent society, cemeteries, church directory, city officers, fire dept, Good Templar's Lodges, Grand Army of the Republic, Knights of Pythias, Masonic Societies, Railroads, Schools, stage lines, and the YMCA. Large 8vo, 184pp. Printed hard board covers, with advertising on both covers, orange cloth spine (no title). With a fabric loop at the top of the spine. Boards slightly rubbed, dusty.…

A manuscript letter dated June 23rd, 1834 from J. Mones of Monticello to G.O. Fowler and George Cornwall of Newburgh, NY regarding the distribution of notes from the Highland Bank in Newburgh which had 'become limited east of the River' since the establishment of the Westchester Bank. He suggests that they should focus on Sullivan County and parts of Pennsylvania, also that the 'friends' of the bank (stockholders) will be those 'who will keep it [shares] . so as to counteract the political management of the Orange County Bank.' Marked "confidential" at head of letter. Highland Bank was chartered April 26, 1834, with a capital of $200,000. Highland Bank's first president was Gilbert O. Fowler. 9 3/8 x 7 1/2" folded, 2 pages, original fold marks, with "Free" written in postage area, remnants of a red wax seal, tear at seal.…

Zustand: Very good condition. The inhabitants of the Hudson River town cite their growing prosperity in a request to the Legislature for an additional bank, with much specific information on their economic growth. These many examples include: that the town employed 7 sloops and three steam boats to New York; that the amount of goods sold in the town amounted to $900,045; and that the value of property shipped out of Newburgh amounted to $1,200,000. Newburgh boasted numerous woollen (sic), cotton, paper, and flour manufactories as well as 3 iron foundries, and 13 brick yards. The Bank of Newburgh, founded in 1811, had capital of only $140,000, but the bank paid yearly dividends of 7 to 9%. The petition also cites the recent rapid growth of surrounding towns, including Glenham, Matteawan, Walden, Cornwall and Cold Spring. The document dated January 1, 1832. A few old folds, with some short splits, one reinforced with archival tape and not affecting text. 7 3/4 x 13".…