The phrase "historical publications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documents, books, or articles that discuss or analyze past events or periods.
Example: "The library has a vast collection of historical publications that provide insight into the region's past."
Alternatives: "historical documents" or "historical literature."
The publisher, Peter McGee, had planned to provide German newsstands with 100,000 annotated copies of important passages from the book on Thursday as part of a wider project to print historical publications from the Nazi era.
This one would include facsimiles of several historical publications of the talks, as well as a new version pieced together from hand-copied passages by one hundred contemporary Chinese writers.
In addition to browsing the array of Charleston-themed memorabilia and historical publications and reproductions, visitors can purchase tickets to tour the foundation's two house museums, each less than a mile away.
However, there is a shift from the historical publications that emerged during the development of the hydrocolloid industry in the last century.
ProQuest also will roll out online course packets for professors, discipline-specific collections of historical publications and Web versions of out-of-print books.
Our study included data from historical publications, documents and archives, newer documentary data obtained through interviews with foresters and verified using satellite images, published studies and new tree-ring data.
The Official Ferrari Opus is the most lavish and most valuable historical publication of Ferrari that has ever been produced.
Her mother, Marilynn Wood Hill, is the author of "Their Sisters' Keepers: Prostitution in New York City, 1830-1870" (University of California Press, 1993) and the editor of The Bronxville Journal, a historical publication.
To this end, we begin in Section 2.1 with a visualization of the historical publication patterns of highly-cited scientists in the natural and economic sciences.
This work superseded the publication of the International Seismological Summaries (ISS 1918 1963) and other historical periodical publications such as the so-called Shide Circulars, produced with financial assistance from the British Association for the Advancement of Science (BAAS 1900 1912, 1913 1917).
Documents can include historical writings or publications (such as quotations, diary entries, letters, book excerpts etc)., charts, maps, photographs, illustrations, pictures of artifacts or cartoons.
