29 almanacs. With: 6 issues of The Universal Asylum and Columbian Magazine, various monthly issues for 1792. One with folding copper engraved map (detached). Philadelphia: William Young. * 4 issues of Wheeler's North-American Calendar, or an Almanack for 1791-1794. Providence: Bennett Wheeler. * Poor Will's Almanack for 1794. Astronomical Calculations by William Waring. Philadelphia: Joseph Crukshank. * 2 issues of Phillip's United States Diary; or an Almanack for 1796 & 1798. RI: Nathaniel Phillips. * 6 issues of Bickerstaff's Boston Almanack by Isaac Bickerstaff. * 7 issues of The Clergyman's Almanack; or, an Astronomical Diary & Serious Monitor for 1810-1811, 1813-1814, 1816, 1819-1820. Boston. * Webster's Calendar: or, the Albany Almanack for 1814 by Andrew Beers. Albany: Websters and Skinners. * Hosfords' Calendar: or, The New-York and Vermont Almanack for 1826. Albany: E.& E. Hosford. * Stationers' Hall Almanack for 1835 by Thomas Spofford. New York: David Felt. Together, 29 almanacs. 6¾x4¼ to 8¾x5, self-wrappers.

A collection of early New England almanacs each for the upcoming calendar year, used as the source of weather predictions, recipes, home cures and remedies, latest developments in the law or in court cases, etc. Deaccessioned from the Fuller Collection at the Spokane Public Library, some with a small rubberstamp to many of the front preliminary pages and/or rear inside covers.