The Magazine Antiques Ironwork of Old New Orleans, NY State Glasshouses. This magazine is September, 1930 Vol. XVIII, No. 3. The articles include (but not limited to);

A Staffordshire Platter

New England Highboy

Early Maryland Furniture

"Catskill Moss" Earthenware

A Colonial Restoration (furniture)

New York State Glasshouses

The Ironwork of Old New Orleans

A Note on the Figdor Sale

The Tobacconists' Tribe of Treen

It has wear and tear to binding and slight paper loss at the lower left corner of the pages. Overall it is in good condition.  

The Magazine Antiques Norwegian Dower Chest, Picture Trays. This magazine is October, 1930 Vol. XVIII, No. 4. The articles include (but not limited to);

Marie Antoinette

English Gilt Console Table (c. 1739-1740)

The Development of Cut-Glass in England and Ireland, I

English Eagle and Dolphin Console Tables

Italian Wrought Ironwork for the Home

French Provincial Chairs

Picture Trays

State Arms on Chinese Lowestoft

And Now the Norwegian Dower Chest

It has wear and tear to binding and slight paper loss at the lower left corner of the pages. Overall it is in good condition.  

The Magazine Antiques Jonathan Gostelowe, Eighteenth Century Invitations. This magazine is June,1926 Vol. IX No. 6. The articles include (but not limited to);

Stoneware Jug of the 1860's

Hand Embroidered Carpet

Jonathan Gostelowe, Philadelphia Cabinet and Chair Maker

Some Eighteenth Century Invitations

The Caswell Carpet

A Note on Embroidered Carpets

The Lost Art of Daguerreotyping

English Pewter Baluster Measures (Illustration)

Antiques of the Pennsylvania Germans

It has little wear and tear to binding and some paper loss along the upper right edge of the pages. Overall it is in good condition.  

The Magazine Antiques Toby Jugs,
Candlesticks and Snuffers. This magazine is December, 1930 Vol. XVIII No. 6. The articles include (but not limited to);

Miss Charlotte Patterson — From a Miniature Portrait by George L. Saunders

Church and Schoolhouse of Storrowton — From a Linoleum Print by Ruth Haviland Sutton

French Furniture in an American Home

A Long Line of Toby Jugs

Candlesticks and Snuffers by American Silversmiths

Dolls' Houses at the Viftoria and Albert Museum

Furniture Carvings by Samuel Mclntire, II

Paul Revere's Lantern

When Treen Ware Was "The" Ware

Malbone's "Hours"

A Note on the Geography of Hooked Rugs

It has wear and tear to binding, tears of the cover at top and bottom and some paper loss at the lower left edge of the pages. Overall it is in good condition.  

Bead and Button Magazine, December 1997. Bead & Button is the Worlds best selling beading magazine. Each issue contains projects for the beginner as well as the experienced beader. The projects are Well illustrated with step by step instructions for all projects. It is in excellent condition.  

The Magazine Antiques Forefather Firearms, John Smibert, Painter. This magazine is August, 1930 Vol. XVIII No. 2. The articles include (but not limited to);

Fairbanks House (1636), Dedham, Massachusetts

Sir William Pepperell — From a Portrait by John Smibert

John Smibert

The Beginnings of American Silver

The Houses of the First Settlers in New England

Educating the Early American

Forefather Firearms

Views from the Colonial Village at Springfield, Massachusetts

Notable Furniture of the Pilgrim Century

A Pictorial Demonstration of Glassmaking

Cornelius Bradford, Pewterer

It has wear and tear to binding, the upper right corner of the cover and most pages is missing and slight paper loss at the lower left corner of the pages. Overall it is in good condition.
 

The Magazine Antiques James Peale Miniatures Zebulon Pike. This magazine is October, 1932 Vol. XXII. No. 4. The articles include (but not limited to);

Staffordshire Plate, Depicting Canova's Washington {c. 1832)
Portrait of James Peale, by Charles Willson Peale
The Miniatures of James Peale
Glass Monuments to Zebulon Pike, Part II
Eighteenth-Century Lighting Devices: Wall Fittings and Candlesticks
Canova Commemorated on Staffordshire
A Note on Philadelphia Chairs
The Returning Popularity of Many-Figured Carpets

It has wear and tear to binding. The interior is clean. Overall it is in good condition.

 

The Magazine Antiques Irish Cut Glass Civil War Envelopes. This magazine is June, 1928 Uol. XIII No. 6. The articles include (but not limited to);

Staffordshire Plate with Chinese Pattern

Swiss Household Organ

Irish Cut Glass

Tucker and Hemphill Porcelain Works

Some Light on Hubard

The Painted Peasant Furniture of Switzerland, Part II

Civil War Envelopes

Richard Lee, Pewterer

Chintzes from Portugal

What Chairs for the Dining Room, Part IV

It has wear and tear to binding. Overall it is in good condition.
 

The Magazine Antiques Bristol Glass Mug, Sacramental Tokens. This magazine is March, 1925 Vol. VII No. 3. The articles include (but not limited to);

Bristol Glass Mug

Washington

An Embroidery Pattern-Book

Two Unusual Blockfront Pieces

Fire Sacks and Fire Pockets

Sacramental Tokens

Rhode Island's Earliest Engraver

Antiques Abroad

It has wear and tear to binding and the front cover is torn at the fold 1/3 the way down. The interior is clean. Overall it is in good condition.
 

The Magazine Antiques Peachblow Lancaster Stoddard Portland Glass. This magazine is August, 1933 Vol. XXIV. No. 2. The articles include (but not limited to);

Adaptation from a Leeds Design

Flask Engraved by Anton Wilhelm Mauerl

Anton Wilhelm Mauerl, Part I

Peachblow Glass

Authenticated Lancaster Glass

Stoddard Glass

The Portland Glass Works

Sandwich Lacy Glass

Among the Latest Things in Glass

A Check List of Colored Cup Plates

A Name Written Only in Water

Pittsburgh versus Sandwich

New Views of Old Glass, VI,
Glassmaking in Wheeling, West Virginia

It has little wear and tear to binding and slight water damage to lower left pages. Overall it is in good condition.
 

The Magazine Antiques Toile de Jouy, Early Cotton Printing. This magazine is January, 1928 Vol. XIII No. 1. The articles include (but not limited to);

La Fontaine on Toile de Jouy

Maple Highboy

A Kneeland and Adams Mirror

An Ancient Connecticut Table

"Powder Blue" in English Porcelain

Early Cotton Printing in America

Early American Lamps, Part II Closed Lamps

Our Fathers' Funnies

Furniture Changelings

It has wear and tear to binding and the cover is loose. Overall it is in good condition.
 

Bead and Button Magazine, February 1996. Bead & Button is the Worlds best selling beading magazine. Each issue contains projects for the beginner as well as the experienced beader. The projects are Well illustrated with step by step instructions for all projects. It is in excellent condition.  

The Magazine Antiques New York State Glasshouses Shell Cameos. This magazine is SEPTEMBER, 1929 Vol. XVI No. 3. The articles include (but not limited to);

Parian Blue and White Cameo Vase (c. 1844)

Unfinished Petit-point Embroidery (early eighteenth century)

The Craft of the Spoonmaker

New York State Glasshouses, Part II

The Identification of Bennington Cameo Parian

Two Eighteenth-century French Interiors

Late Hadley Chestmaker

Judging Shell Cameos

Yarns of a Sailor in Yarn

It has wear and tear to binding. Overall it is in good condition.

 

Doll Reader Magazine, Sept. 1999. This magazine contains: Spotlight on Gene, Rarely Seen Mary Hoyer Classics with Bonus Price Guide, Linda Murray's Cloth Doll art, Fabulous Fashion Dolls. It is in excellent condition.  

The Magazine Antiques New York Furniture Appliqued Bedcover. This magazine is March, 1932 Vol. XXII No. 3. The articles include (but not limited to);

Wall Paper, probably American (1800-1810)
Philadelphia Piecrust Table
King versus Ellsworth (miniatures)
A Clue to New York Furniture
Appliqued Bedcover (c. 1806)
German & English Decorators of Chinese Porcelain
Styles in Early Paneling. Part II

It has little wear and tear to binding. The interior is clean. Overall it is in good condition.