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1900 Boer War Newspaper from Mafeking, South Africa
Here is a complete, ABSOLUTELY GENUINE issue of the MAFEKING MAIL newspaper from South Africa, dated May 11, 1900. An interesting and quite uncommon newspaper complete as a single sheet issue, printed on thick-stock newsprint. This issue was published during the siege of Mafeking, and note printed in the masthead: "Special Siege Slip" "Issued Daily, Shells Permitting" and "211th Day of Siege". A few tiny holes at the left blank margin, otherwise this issue is in terrific condition. Measures about 8 by 13 inches.
COMPLETE NEW YORK TRIBUNE NEWSPAPER DATED NOVEMBER 8, 1900.....FRONT PAGE PHOTOGRAPH OF PRESIDENT McKinley WITH TOP HAT...HEADLINE READS:......GREAT VICTORY CONFIRMED.....BRYANISM BURIED UNDER OVERWHELMING REPUBLICAN MAJORITIES.....HUGE REPORTS THROUGHOUT!
1901 - Death of Queen Victoria Dunstall park
Jan 22 1901 The Star newspaper was one of the leading papers in London, UK at the end of the nineteenth century. This edition of the paper reports on the death of Queen Victoria, Empress of India at 6.30am in the morning of Tuesday 22nd January 1901.
Also includes two columns, that is a lot of text, on the race meeting at Dunstall Park.
Sept 9 1901 Leslies Weekly Complete paper EXTRA
Capture of McKinney's Assassin!!!!!
Sept 9 1901 Leslies Weekly Complete paper EXTRA!! See Photo The capture of Leon Czolgosz, President McKinney's Assassin !!! Has an EXCELLENT picture of Czolgosz behind bars Framed little glare Czolgosz
DEATH OF WILLIAM MCKINLEY
AN ORIGINAL AND AUTHENTIC HISTORICAL NEWSPAPER REGARDING THE DEATH OF PRESIDENT WILLIAM MCKINLEY. THIS EDITION IS FROM: "NEW YORK JOURNAL" NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK. DATED: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1901. STATING BOLDLY IN BLACK: " DAY OF WOE" "TODAY BODY OF WILLIAM MCKINLEY WILL BE PLACED IN THE TOMB" "MRS. MCKINLEY IN A STATE OF COLLAPSE" IT IS IN GREAT CONDITION FOR IT'S AGE, AND IS QUITE WORTHY OF COLLECTION!! IT IS THE COMPLETE FRONT SECTION OF THE NEWSPAPER!! IT IS THE FULL ACCOUNT OF THIS HISTORICAL EVENT!! WELL PRESERVED!! OWN A PIECE OF EARLY AMERICAN HISTORY!! NOT MANY OF THESE NEWSPAPERS HAVE SURVIVED OVER THE YEARS!
40,000 KILLED , ST.PIERRE CITY WIPED OUT 1902
This is an original complete newspaper (not a copy) from MAY 10,1902 from St. John, New Brunswick (ST.JOHN DAILY SUN). There is an 34" long, front page, continued on page 4 for 23" more of the same article titled "KILLED FORTY THOUSAND". The greatest volcanic destruction of modern ages-city of St.Pierre, Martinique, wiped out by burning lava-only fragmentary reports yet received of wide-spread destruction in the west indies-u.s. called on for relief. This paper is in nice condition with the usual minor edge flaws
VOLCANIC DISASTER AT ST.PIERRE 1902
This is an original complete newspaper (not a copy) from MAY 12,1902 from St. John, New Brunswick (ST. JOHN DAILY SUN). There is an 35" long, front page, continued on page 4 for 21" of the same article titled "WORST CONFIRMED". as to the terrible volcanic disaster at St.Pierre-turn of Dominica and St.Lucia may soon come, with corresponding convulsions on mainland of central and south America. a detailed story. This paper is in nice condition with the usual minor edge flaws
ST.PIERRE-POPULATION KILLED 1902
This is an original complete newspaper (not a copy) from MAY 13,1902 from St. John, New Brunswick (ST.JOHN DAILY SUN). There is an 38" long, front page, continued on page 5 for 15" more of the same article titled "ST.PIERRE". A city that was and now is not-all its population killed by burning clouds and noxious gases-latest reports as furnished by an Associated Press Steamer that visited the Island-a table of horrors. This paper is in nice condition with the usual minor edge flaws
COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper , the Milwaukee Free Press (WI) dated Jul 20, 1903. HUGE photo of Pope Leo XIII and bold single column headline: "Is Pope Dead?" In fact he was and this is the report on the death of Pope Leo XIII. Great early Pope display item. Excellent Condition
COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper, the Washington Evening Star (DC) dated June 24, 1904. Prominent front page jugate photos and headlines announce the nomination by the Republican Party of Teddy Roosevelt and Charles Fairbanks as their nominees for President and VP.
.RooseveltRusso Jap War
3 Papers from Russia Dated Nov 1904 Detailing the War that started Feb 16 1904 Very unique papers in the Collection Pix will be posted soon See Russia.
AN Original newspaper published by THE OAKLAND HERALD ~ WEDNESDAY ~ APRIL 18, 1906. THE OAKLAND HERALD EXTRA
Written in pencil ~ by the the original owner ~ in the top border of the newspaper above the word OAKLAND is "about noon".
The headlines read: 400 PERSONS KILLED IN SAN FRANCISCO HORROR
The two bylines read:
Noon edition since one of the articles just below the headlines starts out: SAN FRANCISCO, April 18, 11 a.m. The loss of life, as a result of the earthquake, will reach between 300 and 400.
Please see my photos for overall condition. It does show wear. It has turned brown with age. There are splits in the seam where it was folded.
This newspaper has to have been one of the very first published after the quake hit!
It is an original (not a reproduction).
S. F Call Chronicle Examiner Apr 19 1906
An Extremely Important paper in the Hobby This paper published the day after the Earthquake !!!
Here is the complete, genuine issue of THE CALL--CHRONICLE--EXAMINER newspaper from San Francisco, California, dated April 19, 1906. This is a terrific & very historic newspaper--the very best to be had on this event! Destined to be--if not already--one of the premiere issues of the early 20th century. See the photos below for the great headlines and reports found on the front page. Due to the destruction of the presses in San Francisco, these three separate and competing newspapers combined under one masthead for this issue, printing the paper of this date across the bay on the presses of the Oakland Tribune. This issue is noteworthy in containing no advertisements but rather is replete in its four pages with reports on the earthquake and fire. Plus banner headlines on pages 2, 3 and 4: "At Least 500 Are Dead" "Entire City of San Francisco In Danger of Being Annihilated" "Panic-Stricken People Flee" "Loss Is $200,000" along with many, many large-type one column headlines. Also worth noting is the missing dateline at the top of page 3 as this page is actually the same as the Oakland Tribune edition of April 18--they used it over again for this San Francisco issue. A very rare and unusual find and a significant addition to any newspaper collection--guaranteed genuine. Browning at the central fold and some of the margins, some minimal loss at the spine margin. Terrific for display! . The issue measures about 17 by 22 1/2 inches. Photo is not the best
.San Fran QuakeCOMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper, the Dallas Morning News (TEXAS) dated Nov 4 ( and 5) , 1908. Bold banner headline and large photo with news that William Taft has been elected President in 1908 .
Taft.Great earthquake that rocked Italy and Sicily
Detroit Free Press from January 5th, 1909. Front page news covers the aftermath of the great earthquake that rocked Italy and Sicily during the last week of 1908. The sports page covers winter baseball activity. The paper is in excellent condition for its age with no major flaws
Addie Joss's no-hitter.
This is a complete and genuine issue of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR, from Boston, dated April 21, 1910. The photo shows the page 3 report of Addie Joss's no-hitter. Includes a nice illustration of Joss that is nearly identical to his T-206 baseball card. Nice heads and great to have this illustration accompanying the report. The one drawback is that there a line score and not a box score of the game. Issue is browned just a bit at the edges. Unlike many papers from this period, this issue isn't the least bit purplish, which adds to the issue's desirability
1910 Death of MARK TWAIN - Full Newspaper. San Francisco Chronicle from April 22, 1910 has photo and multiple stories on the death of Mark Twain - including a story on "Mark Twains career in San Francisco.. "was a frequent visitor at the Bohemian Club in the early 70's". Full 18 page paper is in excellent condition Twain
See Photo- COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper , the Charlotte (NC) Observer dated Oct 15, 1910. Inside page large photo montage of baseball players Plank, Chance, Tinker, Mack, and Coombs Tinker Chance
Death of His Majesty King Edward VII
Here is an original and authentic Saturday May 7, 1910 issue of The Daily Mirror announcing the death of His Majesty King Edward VII. The newspaper has 16 pages and measures 15 x 12 inches. There are several articles about the late king and the Royals, including one with a photograph of the eldest son Edward, who was later to become King Edward VIII for a short time. The new king, George V, is also pictures, as well as the Queen Dowager, Alexandra, and about a dozen shots of the dirty old Edward VII himself. Condition: The paper has yellowed a bit, and there are some cracks in the margins. Not bad overall for its great age
Irish Freedom 1911
COMPLETE ORIGINAL RARE IRA newspaper , the Irish Freedom (Dublin, Ireland) printed in both English and Gaelic. This was put out by the IRA and is VERY RARE!!!! It is devoted to the cause of separation of Ireland from England. Excellent Condition.
Sinking of the Titanic
This is the Washington Observer dated April 16, 1912 featuring the sinking of the Titanic. I bought this paper many years ago. It has been the pride of my collection. I have never found another Titanic paper to equal it in the past 12 years. It is brittle but in beautiful condition. This contains the front section Not just the front page. It has never been folded and apparently removed from a bound volume by the previous owner. I want to stress that this paper is truly a very rare commodity This is not a reprint it is the original first report.
Greek King George assassinated 1913 newspaper
COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper , the LA Herald (CA) dated March 18, 1913. Bold banner headline on the assassination of the Greek King George I. Excellent Condition
AUSTRIA MEGA RARE WWI
NEWSPAPER
. The newspaper, 1 sheet
printed on both sides. It is a SPECIAL EDITION of the NEUES WIENER TAGBLATT
issued on Sunday 28 June 1914 telling the story of the Assassination of Archduke
Franz Ferdinand of Austria, whilst on a visit to Sarajevo. This murder was, of
course, the event which triggered the beginning of World War One. A full
transcript in English comes with the paper. An absolutely Superb piece of
History. How many of these newspapers survive.
June1914
More History
Assassination of Franz Ferdinand Germany
German newspaper relating the story of the assassination of Franz Ferdinand. It is dated June 28, 1914. It is attached to a piece of cardboard and has been taped.
Aug 1 1914 German newspaper WW I begins German paper
COMPLETE ORIGINAL German newspaper, Frankfurter Zeitung("The Frankfort News- Germany) dated Aug 1, 1914. Front page headline and news of the mobilization of Germany's military on the very day of the beginning of WW I. Also a prominent back page banner headline announcing the mobilization of Germany's armed forces on the very day of the beginning of WW I. This is a momentous event from a newspaper printed IN GERMANY on the eve of the beginning of WW I. More History
German newspaper title-page from Berlin, August 2, 1914 EXTRA. The French broke civil rights by bombing the area of Nierenberg, without declaring war. Many small tears along the margins. The Interesting part is that FRANCE NEVER BOMBED NIERENBERG It WAS A MISPRINT Either by accident or design Germany just happened to invade 2 days later Aug 4 1914 More History
1915 Army Book
1915 Russian Czar Nicholas II in Army book. Printed in Petrograd. Fully illustrated in b/w. Extremely rare edition. Some wear. Soft cover. 190 pages. Russian text. Army book. See Russia.
More HistoryTHE LUSITANIA THE DAILY MIRROR, London, May 8, 1915
THE LUSITANIA... great, graphic issue THE DAILY MIRROR, London, May 8, 1915 Great issue to have from London, from where this famous ship embarked on its tragic last voyage. Virtually the entire front page of this tabloid-size newspaper is taken up with a great photo of the Lusitania, with a small caption at the bottom beginning: 'Without warning the famous Cunarder Lusitania was torpedoed off the Irish coast yesterday. She sank in eight minutes...' Nice banner headline across the top reads: 'Giant Cunarder Crowded With Passengers Callously Sunk Without Warning Off The Irish Coast' with an even bolder heading above the masthead, as seen. Considerable coverage inside, including four full pages filled with 24 photos of the ship, its passengers, etc., including the entire back page. A 16 page issue in nice condition & great for display. One of the best to be had!
Lisitania May 8MAY 1915 NEWSPAPER SINKING OF LUSITANIA~WWI~ORIGINAL
COMPLETE ORIGINAL NEWSPAPER GERMANS TORPEDO OCEAN LINER
This is the MAY 8, 1915 issue of The NEW YORK TRIBUNE. It is an original complete newspaper that was removed from a binding and has the original address label affixed to the front There is an area of roughness along the spine edge and occasional small tears (the largest on the inside page measuring 1 1/2" and creases on some of the pages of the Newspaper. All 18 pages are complete with no clippings taken from them, etc.~There is a discoloration of the paper as would be expected in a newspaper of this age approaching 100 years of age.
Sinking of the Canard liner
See Photo- COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper , the Newark Star (NJ) dated May 10, 1915. Bold BANNER full width headline announcing the sinking of the Canard liner by a German submarine. This was one of the events that helped thrust the U.S, into WW I. GREAT DISPLAY!! Excellent Condition. Lusitania
1916 Santa Fe New Mexico newspaper VILLA raid
COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper, the Santa Fe New Mexican dated April 17, 1916. Bold banner headline and newspaper is filled with news reports on the raid by Mexican bandit Poncho Villa on Columbus, New Mexico. Many American citizens were killed by Villa's men and the attack prompted President Woodrow Wilson to send the US Army into Mexico to capture Villa (they never did). Great display headline and report from the state where the raids by Villa were taking place
W.W.I Italian Newspaper
LA DOMENICA DEL CORRIERE, Milano. 9-16 Luglio 1916. This W.W.I Italian Newspaper contains a full front page and back page WAR SCENE IN BRIGHT COLOR. On the inside page are five photo's starting with two showing the U.S. army in camp and on the move. Portrait of BRIG.GEN. JOHN J. PERSHING. Portrait of FRANCISCO VILLA and another with a group of men on a flat bed train who appear to be Pancho Villa and some of his men w/machine guns. Genuine 16 page newspaper w/some very minor edge tears, not affecting the contents described here.
WILSON WINS
ST LOUIS REPUBLIC NEWSPAPER DATED NOVEMBER 10, 1916.......HEADLINE IN BOLD TYPE READS:.....WILSON WINS........PRESIDENT CARRIES CALIFORNIA, ASSURING RE-ELECTION WITH AT LEAST 269 VOTES......COMPLETE FIRST SECTION WITH NUMEROUS REPORTS.....THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL NEWSPAPER. Wilson
President Elect Charles Evens Hughes
President Elect Charles Evens Hughes This is a paper from Kansas City Dated Nov 5 1916 Declaring Hughes The new President over Wilson Half of the country thought Wilson would win and the other half Hughes Beautiful Paper
Franz Joseph IS DEAD
See Photo- COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper , the Philadelphia Press (PA) dated Nov 22, 1916. Bold headline and great photo announces the death of the Emperor of the Austro-Hungarian Empire , Franz Joseph. He was a driving force in the onset of WW I. Great WW I display newspaper Francis JosephDeath of Buffalo Bill
This is: Original “Death Comes To Buffalo Bill At Age Of 70 Years” Newspaper article. This is a newspaper with the date of Wednesday Evening, January 10, 1917, THE SAME DAY OF HIS DEATH It consists of 8 pages. The front page features the article about the passing of “Buffalo Bill” William Frederick Cody. The article has a summary of Bills exploits & career highlights & also tells of his last days in Denver Colorado at his sisters home. This newspaper also has some other interesting articles about WW1 and such. The Atlanta Journal was the forerunner of today’s AJC newspaper. Very intriguing topics here.
The condition is: Good to very good. The paper features the typical “yellowing” or slight discoloration of paper items of this era. There is very little damage other than that; tears around the fringe are typical & tiny. Some isolated bend marks. The Buffalo Bill article itself is excellent.
1917 Washington DC - Woodrow Wilson Inaugural
Rare and original March 5, 1917 Washington D.C. Evening Star newspaper that features complete news coverage of the second inauguration of President Woodrow Wilson. The paper contains the complete text of his inauguration address. This 20 page newspaper is in good condition
The item presented is issue #18-20 of March 1917 of the magazine titled “Priroda i lyudi” (“Nature and people”).
What makes this particular issue interesting is that it was published right after February Revolution in Russia, so half of the issue is dedicated to the events.
The February Revolution of 1917 in Russia was the first stage of the Russian Revolution of 1917.
Its immediate result was the abdication of Czar Nicholas II, the collapse of Imperial Russia and the end of the Romanov dynasty. A Provisional government headed by Prince Georgy Lvov replaced the Czar.
This is all described in the article opening the issue, including the first Acts of the Provisional government. The article is illustrated with the photographs, including the portraits of the Provisional government members. More History
Rare 1918 Berlin Germany newspaper WW I ends
COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper, the Deutsche Tageszeitung (German Days News - Berlin, Germany) dated Nov 8, 1918. Banner headline with coverage of the end of WW I from the losing side's perspective
WAR IS OVER-
See Photo- COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper The Daily Mirror How London ended the war Nov 8 1918 a paper full of pictures and stories of Victory .1918 Mirror.
Daily Mirror 12-11-1918 in complete and not torn condition with no scribbles or stains. Exhibits classic age discoloration but is remarkably bright for newsprint of this age. Lots of photographs within concerning the war, with a back page devoted to the arch-criminals of the conflict: Hindenburg, Beatnik et al. An historic document of the last day of the Great War and one which can not often be found in this condition
.. See Photo- COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper , the LA Herald (CA) dated Jan 6, 1919. In HUGE 4" high letters: ROOSEVELT IS DEAD." BEST Teddy Roosevelt death newspaper I've seen to date! Roosevelt Dead
League of Nations 1919
See Photo- COMPLETE ORIGINAL newspaper , the LA Examiner (CA) dated Jan 25, 1919. Bold banner headline announcing the ill fated League of Nations , the forerunner to the United Nations of today. Individual pages are separated at the left spine but are in Excellent Condition