Newspapers from Jourcomm Books

Pages foxed; inscription from buyer to friend, and owner's penciled name, the only marks.

A profile of all aspects of the this leading German daily. English version based on German edition. Liberally illustrated.

The Swiss press. Tight copy. Only marks are owner's info in pencil and the stamp "Property of the United States" (copy probably withdrawn from government library).

Large-format pamphlet providing data on many aspects of newspaper publication -- circulation, employment, salaries -- in Paris, 1962. With pull-out charts.

History of the Austrian press by period and type. In German. Tight, clean, great dj.

Development of journalistic styles and formats in French journalism. Illustrated. Tight, clean copy.

Numbered copy 1780 of 2000. The wrap contains a facsimile of the first English newspaper published in the American colonies, Sept. 25, 1690; It was suppressed after this issue, and a pocket in the wraps contains a facsimile of the order of suppression. Also includes an illustrated essay, "The First American Newspaper," written by Calvin P. Otto.… Read more about this item

Reproduced from typescript. Details about each newspaper, including some historical thumbnail sketches. Cover has one chip.

Gannett founded a chain of newspapers in Maine. Owner's lightly penciled purchase info; no marks in text block; DJ has torn pieces missing.

The nationally known NY City editor figured centrally in mid-1800s journalism, politics, and social movements. Tight, clean copy; only marks are owner's lightly penciled purchase info.

Author was editor of the New York Post and then publisher/editor of the Nation. Some general newspaper history and then chapters on important newspaper proprietors and their publications. No marks other than an ad agency stamp, "Library-Research Dept. J. Walter Thompson Co. Chicago Office," and owner's lightly penciled purchase info. DJ has a few small chips.

Like new except for an owner's lightly penciled purchase info and a hospital library stamp in several places (none of the other usual library book trappings).

Published in cooperation with the American Newspaper Publishers Association. Covers several areas of newspaper business and management. Published at a time when newspapers were scrambling to compete with TV and faced with changing demographics that undercut their business. No marks in text beyond owner's lightly penciled purchase info and a bookstore stamp inside back cover; DJ scuffed but… Read more about this item

Substantial history and list of Polish periodicals -- newspapers, magazines, newsletters -- published in Canada. Owner's lightly penciled purchase info; slight bumping to corners.

Published at a time when newspapers faced declining readership because of television and changing demographics, the book offers details about maintaining and promoting circulation. No marks other than owner's lightly penciled purchase info.

Bookplate inside cover; two owners' names in ink; clean textblock.

German immigrant, antislavery advocate, newspaper editor, Civil War general, U.S. senator, cabinet member--Schurz was a central player in American public life during the second half of the 19th century. The 6-volume set is like new except for owner's name and date of purchase in ink inside the covers of all 6 vols.

Light fading due to age; no marks other than owner's lightly penciled name.

Basic publication about the newspapers, including some information about advertising in them. Owner's name stamped inside.

About half devoted to a history, half to a snapshot of the newspaper industry in the 1950s. One owner's name in ink, another in pencil. No marks in textblock.