Pamphlet Collection (page 7)

HAMILTON: TITLE PAGE, 1800. Title page an 1800 edition of Alexander Hamilton s
HAMILTON: TITLE PAGE, 1800. Title page an 1800 edition of Alexander Hamiltons Reynolds Pamphlet, in which he admits his affair with Maria Reynolds in order to clear his name of financial scandal

HAMILTON: TITLE PAGE, 1791. Title page of Alexander Hamiltons Report of the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States on the Subject of Manufactures, 1791

FIRST CONGRESS, 1789. Title page of Alexander Hamiltons copy of Acts Passed at a Congress of the United States of America, which included texts of laws and proposed amendments to the Constitution

FRANKLIN: TITLE PAGE, 1753. Title page of Supplemental Experiments and Observations on Electricity, Part II. Printed and published by Benjamin Franklin at Philadelphia, 1753

FRANKLIN: TITLE PAGE, 1764. Title page of Benjamin Franklins Cool Thoughts on the Present Situation of our Public Affairs, published in 1764

THEODOR HERZL (1860-1904). Illustration from a Russian commemorative anthology published, 1922, by Jewish emigres in honor of Herzl, who is shown with his 1896 pamphlet, Der Judenstaat

FRANKLIN: SMOKY CHIMNEYS. Observations on the Causes and Cure of Smoky Chimneys. Title page of a pamphlet by Benjamin Franklin, c1787

PERKINS: PAMPHLET, 1797. Testimonial from a pamphlet published in 1797 by Elisha Perkins, the inventor of metallic tractors

CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH GUIDE. Cover of a guide to the gold fields of California printed at Boston in 1849

FRANKLIN: TITLE PAGE, 1749. Title page of the pamphlet, Proposals Relating to the Education of Youth in Pensilvania, published by Benjamin Franklin (anonymously) in 1749

CAROLINE OF BRUNSWICK (1781-1821). Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, wife of George IV. The Toy, from George Cruikshanks supportive pamphet, The Queens Matrimonial Ladder, A National Toy, London

RIGHTS OF BRITISH AMERICA. Cover of Thomas Jeffersons A Summary View of the Rights
RIGHTS OF BRITISH AMERICA. Cover of Thomas Jeffersons " A Summary View of the Rights of British America." Pamphlet, 1774

JOHN SMITH: TITLE PAGE. Title-page of the first edition of John Smiths A Description of New England, London, England, 1616

CAROLINA PAMPHLET, 1666. Title-page of A Brief Description of the Province of Carolina, London, England, 1666

COLONIAL PROMOTION, 1717. Title-page of Sir Robert Montgomerys promotional tract for his grant of all the land between the rivers Alatamaha and Savannah, later part of the colony of Georgia

COLONIAL PAMPHLET, 1698. Title-page of Gabriel Thomas promotional pamphlet for Pensilvania and West-New-Jersey, to persuade the Poor, the Idle, the Lazy

INCREASE MATHER (1639-1723). American Congretional cleric. Title-page of the 1684 Boston, Massachusetts edition of Increase Mathers witch-hunt pamphlet

VIRGINIA PAMPHLET, 1588. Title-page of Thomas Harriots Report of the new found land of Virginia, London, 1588, which promoted share buying

MATHER: WITCH-HUNT, 1693. Title-page of the 1693 London edition of Cotton Mather s, The Wonders of the Invisible World, dealing with the witchcraft delusions in New England

NOVA BRITANNIA, 1609. Title-page of Nova Britannia, the pamphlet issued in 1609 by the Virginia Company in London to win support for their enterprise in America

Moon Dwellers
circa 1835: A cartoon entitled A view of the inhabitants of the moon, as seen through the telescope of Sir John Herschell

Essential flying instruments, from Instructions for flying the Junkers 88. AM Pamphlet 114D. Part only

Junkers Ju88K cutaway drawing by George H Davis
Junkers Ju88K cutaway drawing by George H. Davis, from Instructions for flying the Junkers 88. AM Pamphlet 114D

Front cover of Instructions for flying the Junkers 88. AM Pamphlet 114D

Comet of December 1680 (Kirch). From a pamphlet by Simon Bornmeister published Nuremberg 1681. Newton calculated that it was travelling at 880

Title page of pamphlet by John Hill on the comet of December 1680 (Kirch). At this date comets were still considered by many people to be phenomena of ill omen and were viewed with superstitious awe

The Risen Christ appearing to the king of Spain (Ferdinand II of Aragon and Ferdinand V of Castile 1452-1516). Woodcut from 1497 pamphlet containing a German translation of Columbuss letter to Luis

Front of a Pamphlet for the George Brunssen Company. ca. 1932, The front of a catalog of police hats of the George Brunssen Company features an New York Police Officer

Sublime And Beautiful Reflections On The French Revolution, Or The Man In The Moon At Large, Engraving 1790, Edmund Burke Sitting At A Desk On A Crescent Moon, Holding A Quill Pen

A reprint of The Call in a pamphlet
A reprint of " The Call" in a pamphlet

Early anti-fascist document published around Italy

Planning guide for mobile living, 1950s C018 / 0602
Planning guide for mobile living. Front cover for a 16-page 1950s booklet on mobile living, showing a large trailer-type mobile home

Page from a 19th century American pamphlet advertising the German Electric Suspensory Belt as a cure for nervous
PATENT MEDICINE PAMPHLET. Page from a 19th century American pamphlet advertising the German Electric Suspensory Belt as a cure for nervous debility and loss of vigor, discreet terms for impotence

Fumigating a ward of syphilis patients with mercury vapors. Title page of a German medical pamphlet, Leipzig, Germany
SYPHILIS, 1689. Fumigating a ward of syphilis patients with mercury vapors. Title page of a German medical pamphlet, Leipzig, Germany, 1689

Back cover of an American home medicine booklet, c1904, by S. B. Hartman, M. D
HOME REMEDY MANUAL, c1904. Back cover of an American home medicine booklet, c1904, by S.B. Hartman, M.D

The ills of life, and how to cure them. Cover of an American home medicine booklet, c1904, by S. B. Hartman, M. D
HOME REMEDY MANUAL, c1904. The ills of life, and how to cure them. Cover of an American home medicine booklet, c1904, by S.B. Hartman, M.D

An American patent medicine manufacturer and his two handbill distributors, 1885
PATENT MEDICINE, 1885. An American patent medicine manufacturer and his two handbill distributors, 1885

Smoke test, Sheet no. 6
Smoke test, Sheet no.6. Ventillation of the House of Commons, by W Yates. 1907 (pamphlet) Date: 1907

Title page of Thomas Pownalls A Memorial Addressed to the Sovereigns of America, published at London, 1783
BRITISH PAMPHLET, 1783. Title page of Thomas Pownalls A Memorial Addressed to the Sovereigns of America, published at London, 1783

The first printing of Number 1 of Thomas Paines The American Crisis (1776)
THOMAS PAINE: THE CRISIS. The first printing of Number 1 of Thomas Paines The American Crisis (1776), probably the most eloquent of all the pamphlets written during The times that try mens souls

All Impressments Unlawful and Inadmissible. Title page of an extract of a letter from the Secretary of State James
IMPRESSMENT OF SEAMEN. All Impressments Unlawful and Inadmissible. Title page of an extract of a letter from the Secretary of State James Madison to James Monroe, 5 January 1804, published in Boston

Title page of Richard Prices Observations on the Nature of Civil Liberty, the Principles of Government
BRITISH PAMPHLET, 1776. Title page of Richard Prices Observations on the Nature of Civil Liberty, the Principles of Government, and the Justice and Policy of the War with America

A Federalist candidate depicted as a pro-British devil and identified with the Hartford Convention of 1814
FEDERALIST CARTOON, 1816. A Federalist candidate depicted as a pro-British devil and identified with the Hartford Convention of 1814

Republican Economy; or, Evidences of the Superiority of the Present Administration Over that of John Adams
COLVIN: REPUBLICAN ECONOMY. Republican Economy; or, Evidences of the Superiority of the Present Administration Over that of John Adams, written by John Colvin, c1802

Title page of the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions, drafted by Republicans James Madison
ALIEN & SEDITION ACTS, 1798. Title page of the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions, drafted by Republicans James Madison and Thomas Jefferson calling for the repeal of the Alien

GRANT: ELECTION OF 1868. Title page of public letter written by Major-General John A. Dix, the American Minister to France and a Democrat, supporting Republican presidential nominee Ulysses S

THEODOR HERZL (1860-1904). Hungarian journalist and founder of Zionism. Illustration from a Russian commemorative anthology published, 1922, by Jewish emigrantss in honor of Herzl

BEARDED FAMILY, 1887. Pamphlet for Barnums Wonders, with a bearded man and woman on the cover, 1887

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"Pamphlet: A Powerful Tool of Persuasion and Information" Throughout history, the humble pamphlet has played a significant role in shaping opinions, disseminating information, and rallying support. From political propaganda to knitting patterns, these compact booklets have left an indelible mark on society. In the 16th century, during the English Civil War, woodcut illustrations adorned pamphlets like "To Him Pudel" and "Bite Him Peper, " stirring emotions and fueling political unrest. These visual representations became potent weapons in spreading ideas and influencing public sentiment. Fast forward to World War I when Baldwins knitting leaflet provided comfort for soldiers on the frontlines. Amidst chaos and uncertainty, this simple pamphlet offered solace through the art of knitting - a reminder of home and warmth amidst turmoil. One cannot discuss influential pamphlets without mentioning Thomas Paine's iconic work "Common Sense. " The second edition's title page owned by John Adams stands as a testament to its impact on American independence. With over 120, 000 copies sold within three months of publication in 1776 Philadelphia, it ignited a flame that would shape history forever. Sir Francis Ronalds pioneered scientific communication with his groundbreaking electrical experiments documented in pamphlets. His contributions paved the way for future advancements in technology while highlighting the power of sharing knowledge through printed materials. In more recent times, George Lansbury's provocative pamphlet titled "Smash Up the Workhouse" challenged societal norms during times of economic hardship. It called for radical change and sparked conversations about social inequality that still resonate today. Pamphlets also captured moments of historical significance such as soldiers going ashore during Italy's invasion or King Charles II attempting to suppress coffee houses in 1675 – showcasing how these small booklets encapsulated snapshots from different eras. Even tragedies found their voice within pamphlets.