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Paper and Ephemera: Newspapers


What's New in the Collector's Showcase of Paper and Ephemera: Newspapers?
The Most Recent Additions to This Category are First!
The Torchbearer, A Paper for Girls Ten to Seventeen Years of Age Newspaper. This newspaper is Volume VIII, Nashville Tenn., May 12, 1929 Number 10. It includes articles (Joan of Arc), stories, poems, book reviews, letters, photos and illustrations. It has some minor tearing along the edges and otherwise it is in good used condition.  une 1896 issue of the Gem City College Journal, devoted to business education published by the Gem City Business College of Quincy, Illinois. This issue contains a total of 8 pages, which each page measuring approximately 9.50" wide by 12.75" tall. The pages are uncut. The front page shows an illustration of the new college building. The street scene in front of the building show pedestrians, horse-drawn carriages and a trolley car (on the side of the trolley reads "Depot & Hamp"). Some of the contents include: General Information: The business department College Reunion The Fall Opening Lady Students Important to School Teachers Rates of Tuition Shorthand and Typewriting Department Musselman's Compendium of Penmanship A Letter from Bishop Newman College Dining Hall Normal Penmanship Department Plus much more There are numerous illustrated drawings as well as 3 b/w photographs. One of those photos is shown at left: states, territories and countries represented in the Gem City Business College, March 1, 1896. This newspaper/magazine is in good condition considering its age. Pages have edge nicks and some staining/soiling. Paper has a horizontal fold crease at center where folded.  Vintage Pittsburgh, PA Newspaper. The Paper is the Post Gazette Daily Magazine, Dated: Saturday Morning Feb. 21, 1953. Has some great news items from Pittsburgh,Pa. Area. On the Back Page is the Movie Guide: Loews Penn Theatre is Ivanhoe, with Robert Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor, George Sanders, at the Fulton Theater: Han Christian Anderson with Danny Kaye, and at the Harris Theater is Mississippi Gambler with Tyrone Power. Great Old Pittsburgh News Paper! Has Discoloring from Age and is Folded. Please e-mail me with any Questions!!! Free US Shipping via USPS First Class Mail.  Burlington Free Press Newspaper 125th Anniversary Edition Tuesday, June 10,1952. It is reliving 125 years of historic events. It has the flood of 1927 on the front with pictures inside, it has an great index of all of the events in the paper and lots of pictures. A rare find from 1952 with some tattered edges. It is sold just as found.

The Torchbearer, A Paper for Girls Ten t $9.95

  

June 1896 Gem City College Journal Quinc $29.95

  

Vtg. Post Gazette Newspaper-Pittsburgh-F $9.95

  

Newspaper, 1952, Burlington Free Press $25.00
Newspaper, June 30, 1911. It is The Sunday Herald Pictorial Section and is 4 large pages at 22 3/4 inches high and 18 1/2 inches wide. It has many wonderful activity pictures including Striking views of the Coronation of King George and Queen Mary, a page of Brady's Photographs of the Civil War from the U.S. Official Collection, a page of Summer wraps designed for Fashionable French Watering places and more articles. The front has more age coloring to the pages than the rest and it has been folded. It is such a rare find and wonderful to see. It is as found,  Great New York Post Special Metro Edition after 9/11 dated Thursday Sept. 13, 2001. It has 94 pages of newpaper and most are dedicated to the carnage, bravery and lots of pictures after 9/11. It is in great condition with a tear on the top.  Newspaper, The Newark Sunday News Part II,Man On The Moon dated July 20, 1969. It has 23, wonderful, age colored pages with so much information, great pictures and a time schedule. Great condition.  The New York Times Special Supplement dated Thursday, July 17, 1969 of Apollo II, Man And The Moon. It is in great condition with 48 pages of information and wonderful pictures. It does have some age color to the paper which is to be expected. A nice find.

Newspaper, 1911, Sunday Herald, Queen Ma $25.00

  

Newspaper, N. Y. Post Sp. Metro Ed. After $15.00

  

Newark Sunday News Paper, Part II Man On $18.00

  

New York Times Spec. Suppl, Apollo II, 1 $18.00
This is a May 1957 "Confidential" magazine, headlines include "This Ordinary Joe sure made time on that couch with Marilyn Monroe", " A Girl Confesses- My Night With Elvis Presley" and "Exclusive! Floyd Patterson's Shotgun Wedding to his first wife". This magazine is loaded with interesting articles and tons of advertising, in very good condition with minor wear.  Newspaper, New York Times Special Sunday Edition from 1969 with the First Men On The Moon with wonderful pictures of Apollo 10 and the crew on 16 wonderful pages. It is in great condition with some age coloring to the paper.  Wonderful newspaper, The Reagan Times dedicated to the 40th. President of the U.S>A> from ACRT Publishing Co., Inc. in 1981. It is in nice condition with the pages being a little age colored and the top and bottom with tiny tears. It is a great 40 page Special Edition paper with so many wonderful pictures.  This is an original newspaper dated Sept. 6, 1942. The Sunday Pictorial covers a successful campaign in Egypt, American bomber raids over Rouen, France, Bad News For Goering. Also ads for Clark's shoes, Persil soap,Ovaltine and others. Cooking hints, jokes, details of wartime weddings and recruitment appeals for the RAF, WAAF and information about tanks with photos from the war at Dieppe. A fascinating time capsule and bit of social history. The newspaper is in very good condition with no tears, a center crease and general normal yellowing. In an archival sleeve.

May 1957 Confidential Magazine $12.99

  

N. Y. Times, Sp. Ed. Newspaper, Men on The Mo $15.00

  

The Reagan Times Special Edition Paper $25.00

  

WWII Newspaper England 1942 Sunday Picto $20.00
This is The Evening Star vintage newspaper dated 9/23/1957. It has 22 pages and has articles on the front page like: Little Rock Race Riots; President Calls Inflation Peril To Free World; U.N. Vote Seen Today Barring Red China Seat. It is in very good condition.  This is The Washington Post vintage newspaper dated 9/24/1957. It has 28 pages and has articles on the front page like: Ike Clears Way To Police In Little Rock With Cease & Desist In The Race Riots; World Bankers Hear Ike Stress Inflation Peril; Hoffa Faces Senate Quiz; US Vessel Pick Up 5 Windjammer; US Sets Deadline at 1pm Today on Move To Use Force in Little Rock. It is in very good condition.  This is The Evening Star vintage newspaper dated 9/17/1958. It has 28 pages and has articles on the front page like: Arlington School Gets Delay In Admitting 4 Negro Pupils; Ford Strike Accord Near; New British Jet Crossed Atlantic; Jimmy Hoffa Election Coverage. It is in very good condition.  This is The Washington Post vintage newspaper dated 9/13/1958. It has 20 pages and has articles on the front page like: Supreme Court Bars Little Rock Delay Obey Ike, Asks Faubus Shuts Schools; Almond Takes Over in Warren County; US Orders Super Rocket For Satellites; One Day Delivery Of First Class Mail Set For 6000 Square Mile D.C. Area. It is in good condition.

The Evening Star 9 / 23 / 1957 Vintage Newsp $9.99

  

The Washington Post 9 / 24 / 1957 $9.99

  

The Evening Star 9 / 17 / 1958 Vintage Newsp $9.99

  

The Washington Post 9 / 13 / 1958 Vintage Ne $9.99
This is The Washington Post vintage newspaper dated 10/29/1958. It has 60 pages and has articles on the front page like: Cardinal Roncalli 76, Elected Pope; 450 Million Catholics Hail John XXIII, Son of Peasant, as New Church Ruler; Ten Killed in 2nd Coal Mine Blast; Three Russian Scientists Share 1958 Nobel Prize for Physics; Gun Factory Finds Its Night Shift Has Been Overpaid For Four Years. It is in very good condition.  This is The Evening Star vintage newspaper dated 10/28/1958. It has 48 pages and has articles on the front page like: Cardinal Roncalli Elected Pope; 17 Feared Trapped In New Mine Blast; US To Resume Tests If Reds Do, Dulles Says; and Shah Keeps Soray's Photo. It is in very good condition.  This is The Columbian Missourian vintage newspaper dated 2/6/1952. It has 7 pages and has articles on the front page like: King George Dies In Sleep; Elizabeth Becomes Queen, and Reds Want Talks on General Peace. It is in very good condition.  This is The Columbian Daily Tribune vintage newspaper dated 2/6/1952. It has 14 pages and has articles on the front page like: King George is Dead; Elizabeth to Throne; Brannan Fire Two in Grain Shortage Deal, and Behind Mask To Tell Story of Massacre. It is in very good condition.

The Washington Post 10 / 29 / 1958 Vintage N $9.99

  

The Evening Star 10 / 28 / 1958 Vintage News $9.99

  

The Columbian Missourian 2 / 6 / 1952 Vintag $9.99

  

The Columbian Daily Tribune 2 / 6 / 1952 Vin $9.99
This is The Columbian Missourian vintage newspaper dated 2/5/1952. It has 10 pages and has articles on the front page like: Sailors Draw King's Coffin Through London, and Gene Perkins Resigns City Managers' Post. It is in good condition.  This is The Lebanon Daily Record vintage newspaper dated 9/18/1952. It has 8 pages and has articles on the front page like: Push Button Warfare Opened In Korea; Christmas Tree Sales Will Finance Boys Work In Lebanon and Camdenton School Closed By Polio. It is in very good condition.  This is The Kansas City Star vintage newspaper dated 2/15/1952. It has 44 pages and has articles on the front page like: Funeral Procession of George VI Today In London, and Last Devotion To King. It is in good condition.   Pacific Stars and Stripes October 9, 1945 On August 6, 1945, the Atom Bomb fell on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. On September 2, Japan formally surrendered. On October 3, the first published issue of the Pacific Edition Stars and Stripes was printed. It was published as a daily newspaper in Tokyo, Japan, for the American forces in Japan and Korea. This is the Stars and Stripes for October 9, 1945, one week from the first paper. Headlines included ''Prime Minister Selects Cabinet Reportedly Okayed by MacArthur. Baron Shidehara to Present Members to Emperor Today.'' ''Hirohito Wanted Pearl Harbor Bombed After War Rescript'' (He believed that the United States would be duly notified prior to the commencement of armed action.) President Okays Bill To Spur Re-enlistments. Strikes Threat to Reconversion. Other articles on a personal appearance tour of Danny Kaye and Leo (Lippy) Durocher. Chiang Kai Shek forces attacking Communist held China. Japanese Army deactivisation to be completed in October. Weather is Villain in Mail Shortage. 24 Nazis get indictments on War Crimes. Hard Slugging Tigers Beat Favorites, 8 - 4. Yamashita makes not guilty plea. 'Beast of Belsen' admits gas killings. RAAF to bring Air Power for Occupation. Portugal tells of war plans. Road back to U.S.A. Uphill Struggle for Warbound Nisei. Blood-and-Guts Patton Abandons Oaths for Tears in Relinquishing Command. Drug Industry Under Allied Surveillance. Democracy Without Emperor Frowned On By Gen. Koiso. Tuffy, a real wildcat, mascot of the 81st Division was part of the offensive power that landed at Aomori. Victory Sure Without Bomb, Nimitz States. Cartoons include Oriental Potshots by Casey, Donald Duck by Walt Disney, and Blondie by Chic Young. Pictures of Japanese subs found at Inchon, Korea, and soldiers putting up a sign for a ''Texas Embassy''. Soldiers marching into Hirosaki. And a pinup picture of actress Nancy Coleman. Published by the Information and Education Detachment, GHQ, AFPAC. Four page newspaper, 15-3/4 inches by 21-1/2 inches. Paper has darkened, but has only a few small tears along top edge. It has been folded into a small packet, 4-3/4 inches by 51/2 inches. Very good condition. Ships First Class.

The Columbian Missourian 2 / 5 / 1952 Vintag $9.99

  

The Lebanon Daily Record 9 / 18 / 1952 Vinta $9.99

  

The Kansas City Star 2 / 15 / 1952 Vintage N $9.99

  

Pacific Stars and Stripes October 9, 194 $24.95
This is a 3/13/1959 68 Page Washington Post with headlines reading: Hawaii Statehood Voted By Congress,Macmillian Finds Chill At Bonn,GOP Urged to Pick Congressional candidates Worthy Of Presidency. In very good used condition.  This is a 2/6/1959 64 Page Washington DC Evening Star with headlines and articles reading: Johnson Acts To Curb spending,Khrushchev Humphrey Clash On "Fairy Tails" in very good used condition.  This is a 4/16/1959 28 Page Washington Post with headlines and articles reading "Dulles resigns Weakened By Cancer".Ike Delays Choice Of New Secretary,With Tears Brimming Voice Husky Ike Announces Secretary's Decision,Castro Arrives At National Airport Makes Detour To Greet Admirers. In very good used condition.  This is a 1/7/1959 24 Page Washington DC Evening Star with headlines and articles reading: Filibuster Fight Opens Congress,Health Setup Shifts Asked,Lottery And Ritual Ineptitude Lends Drama To Senate Opening,GOP Elects Dirksen As Senate Leader. In very good used condition.

1959 Washington Post Hawaii Statehood Vo $9.99

  

1959 Eveing Star Humphrey And Khruschshe $9.99

  

1959 Washington Post Dulles Resignes $9.99

  

1959 Evening Star Filibuster Fight Opens $9.99
This is a 3/12/1959 60 Page Washington DC Evening Star with headlines and articles reading: Hawaii Bill Goes To White House,Untenable position For West Feared,Starlings Fair Game Under New DC Rule. In very good used condition.  This is a 2/21/1959 22 Page Evening Post Washington DC with headlines and articles reading Schools Integrated Peacefully,Democrats Tell Dulles To Offer Fresh ideas,Senate Probes Civil Air Defense Fraud in very good used condition.  This is a 2/3/1959 24 Page Washington Post with headlines and articles reading: Virginia's Desegregation IS Peaceful All 21 Negroes Enter 7 White School's,Berlin Counter Offer Considered Fullbright After Meeting Dulles,US IS Held Ready For Any Threat.  This is a 1/29/1959 20 Page Washington Post with headlines and articles reading: Desegregation Has Won Almond Tells Assembly,Ike Favors Talks With Russia,200 Air Conditioned Buses ordered By DC Transit to Replace Trolleys in very good used condition.

1959 Evening Star Hawaii Bill Goes To Wh $9.99

  

1959 Evening Star Schools Integated Peac $9.99

  

1959 Washington Post Virginias Desegrega $9.99

  

1959 washington Post " Desegragatio $9.99
this is a 9/13/1958 Washington Dc evening Star with headlines and articles reading: US Demands reds Tell Of Missing Fliers,US agrees In Principle to quit Morocco Bases.Virginia Tests School Closings. In very Good Used Condition.  This is a 5/13/1958 22 page Washington Post with headlines and articles reading: Desegregate in Autumn Virginia Cities Are Told,State Dept. reported drafting News Curbs and Housing Unit Votes Span Relocation. In very good used condition.  This is a 1/28/1959 20 Page Washington Dc Evening Star with headlines and articles reading: Gov. Almond Asks Tuition Grants,President Proposes Labor Clean up Bill,Eisenhower Repeats Offer of "Useful Talks" in very good used condition.  This is a 10/12/1957 Washington Post 24 pages with headlines and articles: Queen Elizabeth Acclaimed in Virginia,Million to greet her in Capital today,Dulles Warns Russia Not to attack Turkey Baltimore tunnel to be ready as short cut to Army-Navy Game.

1958 Evening Star " US Demands Reds $9.99

  

1958 Washington Post $9.99

  

1959 Evening Star Ike Repeats Offer Of $9.99

  

1957 Washington Post Queen Elizabeth Acc $9.99
This is a 9/8/1957 Washington Post with 20 pages,headlines and Articles:Order Unchanged Faubus Declares, U.S. Moves to Shield Neighbors of Syria Under Ike Doctrine, Gulf storm Heading to Florida Coast.  This is a 9/12/1958 Washington DC Evening Star with 24 pages And headlines and articles reading: High Court orders Little Rock to Resume Integration,President Urged To Seek Congress Word On War,Lemay Jet Sets Mark for Tokyo-DC Flight. This paper is in very good used condition.  This is a 9/11/1958 Evening Star Washington Dc 22 page edition with headlines and Articles reading: Little Rock Appeals For Delay,Dynamite Mailed Here (DC) Ex-Convict Arrested,Red Artillery Routs Convoy From Quemoy.In good Used Condition  This is a Washington Post dated 1/4/1959 24 pages with headlines and front page articles :Russian rocket passes moon,Alaska Proclaimed 49th State,Ike unveils new flag, and is in very good condition for it;s age.

1957 Washington Post U. S. Moves to Shiel $9.99

  

1958 Evening Star Little Rock To Resume $9.99

  

1958 Evening Star Little Rock Appeals F $9.99

  

1959 Washington Post Alaska Proclaimed $9.99
Vintage 10/18/1957 Washington Post 76 pages with headlines and articles reading : Thousands Hail Queen Elizabeth In Capital,Queen Dines In White House Splendor.  Reader's digest - September 1987-204 complete pages. Front and back covers  Reader's Digest - June 1985- 240 complete pages. Front and back covers pictured. Cry of the Kalahari  Reader's digest - October 1981-286 complete pages. Four against the wilderness - Cocaine: midleclass high. Picures of front and back cove shown . Hansel and Gretel on back cover

1957 Washington Post Queen Elizabeth Vis $9.99

  

Reader's digest - September 1987 $4.99

  

Reader's Digest - June 1985 $4.99

  

Reader's digest - October 1981 $5.33
Reader's Digest - November 1981-280 complete pages. Froknt and back covers pictured Back coer: The Pork Butcher  Reader's Digest - June 1981-198 pages- a fe back pages and back cover gone.  Reader's Digest - May 1982-252 complete pages. Front and back covers pictured.  Reader's digest - March 1982-244 complete pages. Front cover pictured.

Reader's Digest - November 1981 $5.22

  

Reader's Digest - June 1981 $3.99

  

Reader's Digest - May 1982 $5.22

  

Reader's digest - March 1982 $5.22
Reader's Digest - June 1982-236 complete pages. Front and back covers picturedf. Back cover: Harbor Moning by artist LORNA MASSIE  Reader's digest - March 1980-252 complete pages - Inpeil at Fastnet -p The great balloon escape 0- Front & back covers pictured.  Reader's Digest - March 1981-241 complete pages. How the IRS helps the mob - The riddles of Saturn  Reader's Digest - July 1981-208 compleet pages. Front and back covers shown inour presentation package.

Reader's Digest - June 1982 $5.22

  

Reader's digest - March 1980 $5.66

  

Reader's Digest - March 1981 $5.44

  

Reader's Digest - July 1981 $5.66
Reader's Digest - July 1982-209 complete pages. Congress's dirty little secret - Copies of front and back covers shown.  Reader's digest - August 1982-209 complete pages. Pictures of front & BACK COVER shown. Are we headed for another grat depression?  Reader's Digest - November 1982-300 complete page. (FRont & backcovers shown). Is there a superior sex??  Reader's Digest - July 1987- 220 compelte paqges. Against all Hope(book secvtion) - Gatherineof legends

Reader's Digest - July 1982 $5.44

  

Reader's digest - August 1982 $5.66

  

Reader's Digest - November 1982 $5.77

  

Reader's Digest - July 1987 $5.66
Reader's Digest - May 1986 =270 complete pages. Galina, one woman's triumph in book section  Reader's Digest - September 1980-236complete pages. The Marines who beat the odds - Foul play in college sports.  Reader's Digest - december 1981-288 complete pages. The new investment oportunity no one should miss - When doctors play God.  Reader's Digest - september 1981-236 complete pages. Lucy: the beginnings of Humankind - Blood onthe mountainside

Reader's Digest - May 1986 $5.66

  

Reader's Digest - September 1980 $5.55

  

Reader's Digest - december 1981 $5.88

  

Reader's Digest - september 1981 $5.88


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