Pair of Forsyth Patent Third Model Sliding Primer Pistols
Alexander John Forsyth (d. 1843)
ca. 1828 · Steel, wood (walnut), silver
Cleared · Public Domain
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Cream pitcher
New England Glass Company (d. 1888)
1815–35 · Free-blown glass with applied decoration
Cleared · Public Domain
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Sugar bowl
New England Glass Company (d. 1888)
1815–35 · Free-blown glass with applied decoration
Cleared · Public Domain
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Goblet
New England Glass Company (d. 1888)
1855–70 · Free-blown silvered glass
Cleared · Public Domain
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Vase
New England Glass Company (d. 1888)
ca. 1888 · Blown glass
Cleared · Public Domain
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Vase
New England Glass Company (d. 1888)
ca. 1888 · Blown glass
Cleared · Public Domain
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"Wild Rose" Lily vase
New England Glass Company (d. 1888)
ca. 1886 · Blown Agata glass
Cleared · Public Domain
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The New-England Primer, or, ...Guide to the Art of Reading...
J. White (d. 1800)
1789 · Illustrations: woodcut
In copyright
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New England Primer, Enlarged and Improved; or, An Easy and Pleasant Guide to the Art of Reading, Adorned with Cuts. Also, the Catechism
Anonymous, American, 19th century (d. 1900)
1802 · Illustrations: metal cuts
In copyright
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Defense for the Neck and Shoulders (Necklet or Gorget)
New England Enameling Company, Inc.
1918 · Steel, paint, rubber, copper alloy
In copyright
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The New England Primer Enlarged: Or an easy and pleasant Guide to the Art of Reading
E. Draper (d. 1970)
ca. 1917 · Facsimile reprint
In copyright
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The Guide (Éclaireur)
Hervé Télémaque (d. 2022)
1962 · Oil on canvas
In copyright
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