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The first 6 issues of the Yiddish monthly Der Nayer Geist, a periodical for art, science, and literature. Include many advertisements, illustrations, caricatures and humor. New York, the end of the 19

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1890 Travel Adventures Discovery of Nyanza Circassia Voyages Red River Wolseley ‘Blackwood’s Magazine’ was a British periodical published for over 150 years. It featured articles pertinent to ma

Rare Cripple Creek periodical called "Seeing Cripple Creek." This Vol. V, No. 4 of this monthly periodical, published in September 1905. This publication contains articles about Cripple Creek mining a

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