Colonial History: Benjamin Franklin; La Fayette; Paul Revere; Colonial Newbury; Georgian

88, 66, 43, 66, 87 pp. The Life and Services of Benj. Franklin, with Some of the Proverbs of Poor Richard and a Catalogue of the Benj. Franklin Pattern of Sterling Silver Tableware [Benjamin]. An Account of the Life of Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert Dumotier Marquis de La Fayette, Major-General in the Service of America and Noblest Patriot of the French Revolution. With Illustrations of the La Fayette Pattern of Sterling Silver Tableware. An Outline of the Life and Works of Col. Paul Revere. With a Partial Catalogue of Silverware Bearing His Name. The Colonial Book of the Towle Mfg. Company, Silversmiths. Which is Intended to Delineate and Describe Some Quaint and Historic Places in Newburyport and Vicinity and Show the Origin and Beauty of the Colonial Pattern of Silverware. Georgian: A Pattern of Spoons, Forks and All Other Pieces of Table Flat Ware is Fully Shown in This Book, in which is Also Given and Account of the Chief Events of the War of the Revolution and the Acts of Oppression which Preceded and Provoked it; To which are Added Sundry Pictures of Places and Things Identified with This Momentous Conflict and in Some Cases Exemplifying the Colonial Style of Architecture, from which the Design of This Pattern is Derived; which Style was First Produced in England in the Eighteenth Century and was the Result of an Adaptation of Classical Elements to New Conditions of Application, and All of which is Appurtenant to the Name and Times of George.