The Port Folio, Vol. 2, No. 1
Founded by Joseph Dennie (who wrote under the pen name Oliver Oldschool) and Ashbury Dickens in 1801, The Port Folio was among the most successful literary and political magazines published during the Federal Era. Each issue contained a selection of poety and song, essays, and literature, along with engraved illustrations. Dennie died in 1812, but the magazine continued until 1827. This volume includes fold out sheet music and an image of Commodore William Bainbridge.
Creator
John E. Hall [Printer]
Date Created
1813
Medium
Leather, Ink, Paper
Dimensions
[H]8 3/4 in. [W]5 3/4 in. [D]2 in.
Catalog Number
1975.58
Credit Line
USS Constitution Museum Collection. Ira Dye Gift.
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