Dewey Defeats Truman Headline Newspaper Chicago

"Dewey Defeats Truman" framed newspaper. Framed Chicago Daily Tribune article from November 3, 1948. Sight 22 1/4" x 16", frame 28 3/4" x 22 1/4".

Complete "Wednesday, November 3, 1944" Chicago Daily Tribune "DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN" Newspaper. The pro-Republican Chicago Tribune, combining excessive optimism with the desire to get a jump on the com

DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN NEWSPAPER One of the most rare, desirable and embarrassing newspapers ever printed, the Nov. 3, 1948 edition (front and last page only) of the Chicago Daily Tribune whose front pa

Harry S Truman: Infamous "Dewey Defeats Truman" Newspaper. Complete copy of the most famous "error" newspaper of all time, the November 3, 1948 edition of the Chicago Daily Tribune, announcing in a ba

"DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN", Most Iconic Error in Newspaper History A rare surviving edition of the "Chicago Daily Tribune", 26pp, 16.75" x 23.75", Chicago, November 3, 1948, bearing the rushed and incorre

Vintage glossy 8 x 10 photo of Truman holding up the iconic 'Dewey Defeats Truman' issue of the Chicago Tribune, signed and inscribed on the newspaper in fountain pen, "To Alexander Nahas, Som

Lot of two bronze badges with red ribbon: 1) 1948 Philadelphia Republican National Convention "Honorary Assistant Sergeant At Arms"; (The famous Dewey Defeats Truman Headline election) ; 2) 1960 Chica

Limited Edition. 50th Anniversary piece. Miniature figurine featuring man standing in grass. Man holds newspaper stack with front page stating, Dewey Defeats Truman. Handcast in New England. Signed by

Original November 23rd, 1963 Chicago Tribune newspaper featuring headlines covering covering the assassination of then president Kennedy. Please note, the paper shows signs of wear. See photos for det

Includes headline about WW2 Victory, Apollo11 lunar landing, Marilyn Monroe, and more.

Daily Times Chicago's Picture Newspaper 1945. "Now For V-J-Truman"

Chicago Airview News newspaper dated March 7, 1944. Headline "Ship No. 1 Writes Aviation History In Recent Invasion of New Guinea".

Includes Chicago Sun times, and jelly roll Morton headlines. Largest measures 22 1/2 x 14 inches

Newspaper, Wisconsin News, Milwaukee, February 15, 1929, 36pp., disbound. From the front page, in 5 column stacked headline, “Calls Chicago Police Killers of Gangmen,” with side-by-side 6” x 12,

Circa 1985. Locked wooden strong box is displayed in a sealed acrylic case. The mentalistÂ’s previous prediction of an event or newspaper headline is revealed when the box is opened by a spectator.

Magician/mentalist predicts a newspaper headline or event weeks before it occurs, sealing his prediction in a small wooden box. When later opened by spectators, it proves correct. Finely made box. Som

5 piece lot vintage Chicago newspapers featuring Elvis Presley death

United States,1937-2019 Rectilinear collage of newspaper headlines, photographs, and art prints throughout the years. Slater was known for his collages and three dimensional creations with works in th

Rare Frederic Remington sketch on Chicago 1902 newspaper. Sketch of Buffalo with signature on lower right as shown in photos. The Inter Ocean Sunday Morning newspaper. Was told that a gentleman buying

Consumers Brewing Company St., Louis, Mo. advertising tray, 18.6'' x 15.2'', made by Chas. W. Shonk Co. Litho., Chicago, Admiral Dewey, chipping repainted - looks great

Attributed to Alfredo Ramos Martinez (MEXICAN / UNITED STATES / CALIFORNIA, 1871 - 1946) gouache work on 1916 Chicago Tribute newspaper sheet. Signed to lower left. Includes certificate. Unframed. Mea

Steve Gianakos, (2) mixed media collages, c. 1977, Steve Gianakos (American, b. 1938), "NJ Flea Beaten.." and "Rockefeller Dies Happy" from the Headline Series, acrylic on newspaper with altered headl

Heading: (California - Los Angeles Star) Author: Title: Los Angeles Star Vol. XI, No. 13 Place Published: Los Angeles Publisher:Ben C. Truman Date Published: 1874 Description: N

Harry Truman, 4 typed letters signed, 1 newspaper clipping signed. Letters on Harry S. Truman / Independence, Missouri letterhead, (7 x 10 inches), with matching envelopes, franked with Truman’s pri