A broadside advertisement for dry goods. The obverse features an image of an 1863 Indian Head penny. The reverse displays the advertisement for dry goods located at 280 Main Street. The date is January 1, 1863. The broadside is noted as a duplicate.
Subject: Numismatics -- United States
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Issue of the National Gazette and Literary Register newspaper from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, dated August 28, 1821. This issue contains mentions of a model of an Onalashka with bow and arrows, a fragment of the temple of Minerva by Levy, a drawing by Albert Davis at the Deaf & Dumb Institute, a gold coin of Portugal by M. Furst, and other news items. The newspaper was donated to the Franklin Institute. The issue highlights the work of Moritz Furst, a Jewish Hungarian engraver and medalist who worked in Philadelphia.