Search Results: Newspaper from Good Old Books

Milwaukee: Subdued Publications Ltd, 1977 40 pages, visiting San Francisco, year pictures by Cathy Gubin. This magazine has a subtle stain throughout.

Minneapolis, Minn.: Minneapolis Journal, 1937 Scarce, apparently a book which shows the potential advertisers in the Minneapolis Journal the potential of sales by showing the coverage that the newspaper covers. Includes the Cellulose map overlay in the envelope on the rear end page.

1870 141 pages, review of Tennyson's Epic of Arthur, also a review on Lunacy, its past and it's present by Robert Gardner. The articles are an indepth look of these and more.

Chicago: Chicago Tribune, 1935 45 pages, How the titanic task of producing over 800,000 Triubunes every night is accomplished.

Milwaukee: Milwaukee Sentinel, 1937 10 pages, features George VI famous speech (more so with the movie release...) Addressee's label onlarge photograph, browning as is common in newspapers. Oversized newspaper.

Nantucket Island, Mass.: Harry B. Turner, 1933 4 pages, big newspaper. Has been folded into quarter.

Nantucket Island, Mass., 1933 Minor wear to this old newspaper from Nantucket island, Massachusetts.

22 pages, Still Life, 1974 by Roy Lichtenstein on the cover, photography of Playboy exhibition announcement. The magazine is primarily a newspaper art opening announcements with some reviews of the shows with illustrations.

New York: New Masses Inc., 1934 30 pages, article by John l. Spivak, minor crease on cover with a stain along edge.. Pages browning, cover shows wear tears and disconnected. Quite scarce nonetheless.

Circleville, Ohio: U. B. Publishing Co., 1834 4 pages, creased where the newspaper was folded into four, a small tears.

San Francisco: Straight Arrow Publishers, Inc., 1973 64 pages, usual fold, slightly yellowing. Ray.

San Francisco: Straight Arrow Publishers, Inc., 1971 56 pages, Death of Jim Morrison, pages yellowing, folded as per usual. Small hole at fold on backstrip,

Washington D. C.: Sunday Star, 1933 48 pages, inaugural edition, browning mildly stained. Says part 7 below newspaper name but seems to be complete. A great piece of New Deal history with the begining of FDR's reign.