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Here is a complete, genuine historic
newspaper with the following title, date and description: THE DAY, New London,
Connecticut, September 17, 1920.
* Nice Wall Street bomb headline
* New York stock market
* J.P. Morgan
This 14 page newspaper has a nice two line banner headline on the front page:
* WALL STREET BLAST DEATH LIST JUMPS TO 36; EXPERTS SURE EXPLOSION WAS
DUE TO BOMB
complete, genuine historic
newspaper with the following title, date and description: THE NEW YORK TIMES,
September 18, 1920.
* Nice Wall Street bomb headline
* From the city where it happened
* Great for display
* New York stock market
* J.P. Morgan
This 28 page newspaper has a nice three line banner headline on the front page:
* SEEK OWNER OF TRUCK THAT CARRIED BOMB TO WALL STREET; FISCHER, WHO
SENT WARNINGS, UNDER ARREST IN CANADA; RED THREATS MAILED NEAR SCENE JUST BEFORE
EXPLOSION
with several subheads.
FIRST and ONLY UNASSISTED TRIPLE PLAY in the World Series
COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper , the Des Moines Register (IA) dated Oct 11, 1920. Banner headline on front page : "Indians Massacre Brooklyn Team." Front page coverage of the FIRST and ONLY UNASSISTED TRIPLE PLAY in the World Series. Bill Wambsganss, played for Cleveland and was the only man to have achieved that feat. Inside page photo of Wambsganns , the front page headline and text makes this an ideal newspaper for this event in baseball history. There is a library subscription label on the front page affecting the "ss" in "Massacre".
Ty Cobb became the first player to hit 3000 hits
ORIGINAL newspaper sports section of the Anaconda Standard (MT) dated Sep 25, 1921. Banner headline and great photos of Major League managers George Gibson, Miller Huggins, John J McGraw, & Tris Speaker. Two column headline on Ty Cobb and Harry Heilman fighting it out for the batting title in 1921. This was the year that Ty Cobb became the first player to hit 3000 hits
President Harding Dead Newspaper Washington D.C.
AUGUST 2, 1923This is the original THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D.C. AUGUST 2, 1923 NEWSPAPER HEADLINE EXTRA! "PRESIDENT HARDING DEAD" EXTRA!. price of paper was 2 cents. The paper has been folded with a 4 way crease and has some yellowing. some fine tear ribbing along the top and bottom and some separation at the top and bottom crease...excellent overall condition!. Harding
Tokyo and Yokohama Destroyed by Quake
ORIGINAL Japanese newspaper Sept 9 1923 of the Major Quake that Destroyed Tokyo and Yokohama Paper is in Excellent condition many pictures of the destruction A rare find from Japan
JapanEARLY Benito Mussolini
See Photo- COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper , the Anaconda Standard (MT) dated Sep 13, 1923. Prominent large FrontPage photo of a young Benito Mussolini at the Beginning of his Rise to Power in Italy as leader of the fascist Party. Great display item and EARLY! Excellent Condition. 1923 Mussolini
DE TELEGRAAPH newspaper from AMSTERDAM , Netherlands (Holland) in Dutch DATED Nov. 11, 1923 with news about HITLER'S PUTSCH - REVOLUTION ATTEMPT IN BAVARIA (Nov. 8 1923). Headlines: DE REVOLUTIE TE MUNCHEN , HITLER'S MISLUKTE PLANNEN and other titles.
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HITLER JAILED
AS REVOLUTION FAILS
AUTHENTIC HISTORICAL NEWSPAPER
HITLER ON HUNGER STRIKE,
The San Diego Evening Tribune, Nov. 26, 1923. “NATIONALIST CHIEF FASTS AS
REVOLT FAILS” “Munich, Bavaria, - Adolph Hitler Bavarian Fascist leader arrested
after the failure of the recent Nationalistic Putsch here, is reported to have
gone on a hunger strike in the jail at . . . . . “ Complete paper, 28 pages.
Excellent condition. It had been bound until 1970 and it has been stored flat
ever since. Separated at spine when removed from binding. A couple of small edge
tears, not into print.
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RARE Munich newspaper w LOCAL coverage BEER HALL PUTSCH
See Photo- COMPLETE ORIGINAL and VERY RARE newspaper printed in Munich, Germany and dated Dec 10, 1923. Front page headline and long detailed report of the Beer Hall Putsch (Revolt) in post WW I Germany led by Fascist NAZI leader Adolph Hitler and Gen von Ludendorff. This is the LOCAL report of that uprising , which failed but marked the beginning of the rise to power of Hitler to the position as the leader of Nazi Germany. This may be the only existing issue of this event in the LOCAL newspaper !!! I can't read German language but much of this report refers to the revolt of Nov 8 and 9, 1923 as well as having many references to "Herr Hitler." Excellent Condition.
more historyNorth West Tasmanians daily newspaper "The Advocate"
Measuring 45" by 23", North West Tasmanians daily newspaper "The Advocate", dated November 22 1920. Quite well preserved, with just a small piece out of one corner, and wear-through on the fold. This is in broad sheet format, that is the whole newspaper is printed on one sheet of paper. Would have been difficult to handle at the breakfast table! News of the day was talk of Western Australia seceding, the newly introduced 44 hour working week, The Kelly Gang was showing at the theatre, and mention of an unnamed Adelaide firm who employed a scantily clad typist. She was told by the manager to "go home and get dressed". She took the advice! Just goes to prove that the overall quality of reporting in Australia hasn't improved in 85 years!
RARE 1924 RUSSIAN LENIN'S DEATH NEWSPAPER
1924 Russian Lenin's funeral
1924 Russian Lenin's funeral newspaper. Order of Dzerzhinsky about Lenin's funeral from January 25, 1924. Very good condition
Stalin 1924 See Russia.Apr 25 1925 Nice clean German edition of the Deutsch Amerika of the election of Paul Von Hindenburg
A full picture The newly elected President of Germany on the front cover RARE Item
SHENANDOAH SPLITS IN TWO (DIRIGIBLE);
The San Diego Evening Tribune, Sep 3, 1925 SHENANDOAH SPLITS IN TWO (DIRIGIBLE); 12 FLYERS DIE, Extra Edition, 4 pages. “Two Sections Crash Ten Miles Apart as Ship Caught in Gale” “Belle Valley, O. Sep 3 – Twelve Officers and Enlisted men, including Com. Zachary Lansdowne and Com. Hancock, were killed in the crash of the giant airship Shenandoah near here today.” Excellent condition. Several small edge tears patched, very difficult to see. It had been bound since it was new until I acquired it in 1970 and it has been stored flat ever since.
- COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper, the Los Angeles Examiner (CA) dated Nov 5, 1924. HUGE banner headline announces the election of Calvin Coolidge as President of the US over John Davis and Robert LaFollette.
Attempted assassination of Italian Fascist leader Benito Mussolini.
COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper , the Chicago Herald (IL) dated Apr 8, 1926. Banner headline and long account of the attempted assassination of Italian Fascist leader Benito Mussolini. Nice Condition.
King of American Magicians Dies
The World Nov 1 1926
Front section The World New York paper Page 23 Houdini Brakes Last Shackles Detailed report and a Nice Picture of Houdini of the Death on Harry Houdini the Previous night in a Detroit hospital of Peritonis Excellent Condition
Charles Lindberg Lands Paris
Historic Newspaper Knickerbocker Press Dated May 22 1927 Charles Lindberg Lands Paris In good condition with some darkening to the fold
Herbert Hoover Elected President 1928...
THE SPRINGFIELD UNION, Massachusetts, November 7, 1928.
Herbert Hoover elected President Republicans Win
This 24 page newspaper has nice banner headline on the front page: "HOOVER ELECTED WITH 401 VOTES" with subheads that include: "G.O.P. Candidate Given Overwhelming Majority in History Making Vote" and more. Other related headlines as well. Other news of the day with several interesting advertisements. Minor margin wear, otherwise in nice condition
This is a very rare Washington Post Newspaper - Inauguration Edition (1st Section Only) for Monday, March 4, 1929 - President Herbert Hoover's Inauguration Day! Includes the story, in photos, of presidents for the past 140 years! Complete first section, very thick, many pages in this special edition! The left edge is brittle and chipped.
This is a rare Washington Post Newspaper (1st Section Only) for Monday, March 4, 1929 - Inauguration Day! Complete details of that day's Presidential Inauguration Festivities! Details on how President Calvin Coolidge spent the day and how President Herbert Hoover prepared for his new Presidency!
Chip to right edge (1"x2") on the front page. Paper is fragile with some brittle areas (mainly near edges).
Here is a great old newspaper from the New York Sun, dated October 28th, 1929. This is the front page of the newspaper only. Headline reads: STOCK PRICES CRUMBLE IN LIQUIDATION.
GREAT STOCK MARKET CRASH
See Photo- COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper , the NY World dated Oct 30, 1929. Bold headlines and lots of front page news of the GREAT STOCK MARKET CRASH of Oct 29, 1929. You couldn't ask for a better Stock Crash newspaper than a NY paper dated the day after it happened
Flames Raze White House
Flames Raze White House Wing December 25 1928 Edition of the Seattle Post Examiner with the story of how Hoover sees blaze race through the Mansion White House
Lindy Junior
San Francisco Call Bulletin, March 2, 1932 "Lindy Junior," the child of Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh was kidnapped on the night of March 1, 1932. Mrs. Lindy gives diet to the kidnapper for the baby. Mother is tortured by the boy's illness. The Lindbergh's are willing to pay the $50,000 ransom demanded by those who stole their son to save him from harm threatened by the kidnappers. Would pay anything to get him back. This is an original newspaper, not a copy or reprint. The newspaper is in excellent condition +++ with bindery holes on the left. It contains 28 pages and is complete. There is a slight tear on the back side as shown in the picture.
San Francisco Call Bulletin, March 3, 1932 Hunt auto with baby seen in New York. "Be kind to the baby," radio plea to kidnappers. Hopewell, N.J., March 3. Haggard but hopeful, Colonel Charles a. Lindbergh today was ready to make a deal - any sort of deal - with the kidnappers of his baby son. The Colonel and his distraught wife, the former Anne Morrow, were ready to pay...ready to promise...ready to agree...to ransom, immunity, secrecy. This is an original newspaper, not a copy or reprint. The newspaper is complete with 30 pages and is in excellent +++ condition with bindery holes on the left. Many good pictures.
LINDBERGH BABY FOUND SLAIN
Democrat Chronicle Rochester N.Y May 13 1932 LINDBERGH BABY FOUND SLAIN are in huge headlines of this paper The ENTIRE FRONT PAGE is fill with with the news of finding Baby Lindy dead less than 3 miles from his home A photo of Mr. & Mrs. Lindbergh and Baby Lindy takes up 1/3 of the page front SECTION only Fantastic condition
More historyDaily News EXTRA Sat APR 4 1936 The Execution of Bruno Hauptmann The convicted killer of Lindy Junior The paper is in beautiful condition Front page of this tabloid has the headline BRUNO DEAD with an artists drawing of what it may have looked at the Execution the paper also has 6 full pages of the Hauptmann case files plus a 4 page supplement
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT FDR Election Win 1932
Here is a complete, genuine historic
newspaper with the following title, date and description: LEOMINSTER
DAILY ENTERPRISE, Leominster, Massachusetts, Nov. 9, 1932.
* Displayable front page headline
* Franklin D. Roosevelt FDR
The front page of this "Extra" has a bold banner headline:
* ROOSEVELT WINS!
and a two column subhead: "Democrats Sweep Country; Elect Senate And House".
Includes a tally of the electoral votes headed: "Probable Results Of Election
Yesterday For Presidency", plus there are large illustrated portraits of:
"Franklin Delano Roosevelt" and "John Nance Garner".
Other election-related reports as well. Has "Extra" and "Election Issue" in the
masthead.
Issue has four pages. Browned a bit at the edges, has a few obvious binding
holes, otherwise in very good condition.
Liner MORRO CASTLE Burns Fire w/ Photo 1934 Newspaper
Here is a complete, genuine
historic newspaper with the following title, date and description:
NEW YORK TIMES,
Sept. 9 1934.
* Liner SS Morro Castle burns
* 1st report w/ photos
* New York newspaper
This 70+ page newspaper has a nice two line banner headline on the
front page:
* Morro Castle Burns Off Asbury Park; 200 To 250 Are Listed As Dead Or Missing
with many subheads and a nice 5 column photo : "An Air View Of The Burning Liner
Morro Castle Off The Jersey Coast" and a list of the disaster victims which
continues inside on pg. 26.
Full page of photos on page 24, with more coverage and photos on pgs. 28 thru
33.
Rag edition in great condition.
The NY Daily Mirror Extra Edition dated Sept. 4, 1939. BRITISH LINER SUNK; ATHENIA SUNK WITH 1400 PASSENGERS. Paper is in good condition for it's age.
CHICAGO DAILY NEWS MONDAY 7-23-34 FINAL EDITION. HEADLINE READS "GIRL TRAPS DILLINGER" WITH PICS. PAPER IN GREAT SHAPE TO TEARS OR FOLDS. HAS BEEN IN STORAGE SINCE THE 30s. SOME PAPER CHIPS ROUND FOLDED EDGES DILLINGER
RUSSIAN 1934 COMMUNIST LEADER KIROV MURDER
Russian 1934 Communist leader Kirov murder paper. Very good condition. Sergey Kirov, orig.Sergey Mironovich Kostrikov; (1886-1934) Soviet political leader. After joining the Bolsheviks, he extended the Communist Party's control in Transcaucasia, and in 1926 Joseph Stalin appointed him head of the Leningrad party organization (1926). He modernized the city's industries, was elected to the Politburo (1930), and acquired power that nearly rivaled Stalin's. In 1934 he was assassinated by a young party member, Leonid Nikolayev, who was later shot, along with 13 suspected accomplices. Stalin, claiming that a widespread conspiracy of anti-Stalinist communists planned to assassinate the entire Soviet leadership, used the assassination as a pretext to institute the Purge Trials. In 1956 Nikita Khrushchev suggested that Stalin had engineered Kirov's assassination. See Russia.
Chicago Herald Examiner 01/13/1935 - Saint Valentines Day Massacre newspaper mentioned in the Title and Pictures.... A Very Good Picture of the Massacre on the front page and 6 gangster related pictures on the back page. this is only a single page
See Photo- COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper , the SF Chronicle (CA) dated Sep 10, 1935. BOLD BANNER display headline announcing that Louisiana Senator Huey Long has died from his wounds at the hands of an assassin
HINDENBURG ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP
THIS IS BOTH SECTIONS OF THE CHICAGO HERALD EXAMINER ON MAY 7, 1937 OF THE HINDENBURG CRASH. IT IS IN GOOD CONDITION Hindenberg
GERMAN NEWS HINDENBURG ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP 1937 Original German newspaper ( 21" x 18" ) "Voelkischer Beobachter Ausgabe A Berliner Ausgabe 128. Ausg. , 50. Jahrg." of may 8th 1937: with the main headline after the catastrophy of the "Hindenburg" Zeppelin airship LZ 129 in Lakehurst: "Deutschland baut neue Luftschiffe" ( "Germany is building new Airships" ) . On its 20 pages you find 28 photos, a large report about the "Hindenburg" and the plans to build more airships and many other actual daily news. This offer also includes the special addition of the IAA ( Internationale Automobil und Motorrad Ausstellung / International Automobile and Motor- Cycle Exhibition ) in Berlin 1939. The newspaper is in good used shape with small creases, rips and spots. Perfect addition and contemporary document
GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE OPENS
SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER THIS IS THE COMPLETION OF SAN FRANCISCO GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE. WOW!! IT HAS THE PARADE AND OTHER NEWS OF ALL THE HAPPENINGS! DATED, WEDNESDAY MAY 26,1937. HAS MANY SECTIONS I DON'T KNOW IF THE PAPERS WERE ATTACHED THE SAME THEN OR NOT AS IT DOESN'T SEEM TO BE DOUBLED.
SEE PHOTO----- COMPLETE lot of 8 issues of a newspaper, the Honolulu Star Bulletin (HAWAII) dated Dec 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 25, and 28, 1937. All have headlines, photos, or content on the PANAY INCIDENT, the Japanese attack on the United States Navy gunboat PANAY while she was anchored in the Yangtze River outside of Nanjing on December 12, 1937.
1937 attack. More History on The AttackJapanese newspaper called Asahi Shimbun (Asahi newspaper)
on December 27, 1937.
The main headline is ' Their Imperial Highness Prince Asaka's life at Nanjing '
Some other articles and pictures
Picture: Their Imperial Highness Prince Asaka on the horse enters Nanjing
Great success by policies of the Republic of China government
Picture: Japanese Army in the walled city of Nanjing, the Caption: 'Army takes
care of their rifles before new year '
The back page is almost articles, pictures and drawings for children to
propagandize war
This two-sided newspaper is authentic at that time. It is NOT modern
reproduction or copy. Even commercial ads are shouting war propagandas. A little
discoloration otherwise is still in good condition
Asashi Newspaper is one of the three largest nationwide newspaper in Japan , it
is currently circulated as No2 nationwide newspaper
War of the Worlds
Oct 30 1938 Boston Post Radio play brings Panic across the Nation war of the worlds Excellent Condition for this historic paper
George Burns of the Burns and Allen radio and screen comedy team, pled guilty to the charge of smuggling three pieces of jewelry, worth $4,885. He could face a maximum of 18 years imprisonment and fines of $45,000. This is an original newspaper, not a copy, reprint, or re-issue. Newspaper is in excellent condition with bindery holes on the left. The newspaper has 22 pages and is missing the comics and crosswords. George Burns
BOB Fellers Hometown paper Signed
July 4 1939 Des Moines Register Bob Fellers Hometown Paper of his Victory over the Tigers The Headlines Read Feller Fans only 2 but Wins 4-2 The Photo is SIGNED by Bob Feller There Is also a Photo Of Him SIGNING the Paper At The Lake County Captains Game 6/02/03 Paper is in Excellent condition Bob Fellers Home town.
1939 Swiss newspaper POLAND INVADED WW II begins
ORIGINAL newspaper, the National Zeitung (Basel, Switzerland) dated Sept 1, 1939. Banner headlines on the BEGINNING of the invasion of Poland by Germany and the beginning of WW II. Excellent Condition. This is the complete entire original newspaper, Poland WWII
ORIGINAL newspaper, the National Zeitung (Basel, Switzerland) dated Sept 5, 1939. Banner headlines on their DOMINATION OF POLAND by Germany and the beginning of WW II. Excellent Condition. This is the complete entire original newspaper, Poland WWII
COMPLETE ORIGINAL WW II German occupation newspaper, Deutsche Lodzer Zeitung (Lodz, German occupied Poland) dated Sept 27, 1939. Front page headlines and long report of the German capture and occupation of Poland, the beginning of World War II. Very rare to find this news in a Polish newspaper printed in German occupied Poland at the beginning of the War. This newspaper, of course, gives the German perspective of the invasion of Poland. Poland WWII
Scarce Original 1939 "Ham and Eggs" Newspaper
| Vintage political newspaper, National Ham and Eggs, Volume 1, Number 42, September 16, 1939, approximately 11 by 17 inches, 40 pages, in very good condition. This weekly newspaper published in Los Angeles was the communications organ for the "Ham and Eggs" movement that began in southern California as a concoction of popular radio personality Robert Noble to provide the unemployed with old age pension warrants each week. The movement took off when two brothers, Lawrence and Willis Allen, gained control, gathered the required number of signatures, and got a constitutional amendment called "The California Pension Plan" placed on the 1938 California state ballot. The initiative, which would provide $35 in warrants every Thursday to every unemployed Californian over the age of 50, lost by a few thousand votes, but two prominent supporters, Culbert Olson and Sheridan Downey, were elected Governor and U. S. Senator respectively. Because of the closeness of the vote for the initiative, the Allen brothers rallied support and were able to get the governor to call a special election in 1939 for a new vote. It, however, failed again, this time losing by a landslide. This issue of the newspaper includes a copy of the 1939 proposed constitutional amendment plus literally hundreds of brief articles in support. Historically, the Ham and Eggs movement was a successor to "The Townsend Plan" created by Francis Townsend, a Long Beach, California physician, and the "Share the Wealth" movement led by Louisiana Governor Huey Long. Scarce. |