Detroit Free Press Roosevelt Dead 4/13/1945 Newspaper

A lot of three original mid-century American illustrated newspapers. The Detroit Free Press, August 15, 1941, front page titled PIcture of the Year - Roosevelt, Churchill and Their War Aids Confer at

[Children's & Illustrated] Ross, Nolan Fulgurites vs. Asparagus (Detroit, Michigan, ca. 1974). Original mixed media illustration on board, featured in the July 28th Detroit Free Press newspaper articl

Large Pottery Vase was made from clay using interesting techinique Antique printing press plates from Detroit Free Press newspaper dated to Wednsday June 9 1971 Signed on bottom Michael July 21 1972 C

Two pages of the Detroit Free Press newspaper pages from January 16th, 1863. Includes articles pertaining to Lincoln and the Civil War as well as local news. Significant damage, edge loss, both lamina

A collection of 7 Mark Twain newspapers and periodicals. First being the Atlanta Journal, April 22 1910, celebration of his passing. Then the Detroit Free Press of same date. The Denison Daily News, J

Heading: (Detroit Free Press) Author: Title: Detroit Free Press Lime Kiln Club Color Lithographed Advertising Sign Place Published: New York Publisher:H. Bencke Date Published: c.1883

DETROIT TIGERS - 19 CARDS

44" H x 17" W x 12" D

Framed 1984 World Series Poster depicting Kirk Gibson in 1984. This piece is in excellent condition. Please see photos for additional details. Dimensions Frame: 24" x 15" Dimensions Work: 24" x 15" We

Heading: (California - Bodie) Author: Title: "Daily Free Press" newspaper, 2 issues Place Published: Bodie, CA Publisher: Date Published: 1881 Description: 2 issues. Vol. I

Appears to be an advertising page from the Democratic Free Press of Detroit Michigan. Has not been taken out of frame for close examination. Framed size 25-1/4" x 21-1/4".0 Shipping: This item is not

Wayne Gretzky graces the cover of this issue of the London Free Press, April 6, 1982. Measures 15-in. x 11.5-in. VG/VG+ condition. Provenance: Private Collection, Huntington Beach, California. If lot

1960's & 1970's Cultural Revolution newspapers including Berkeley Barb, Aquarian Weekly, Haight & Ashbury Free press, and The East Village Other. Also 1967 Dance poster.

19 pieces, radical left and “Counter Culture" including Berkeley Tribe; The City Free Press; SD New Left Notes; Revolutionary Youth Movement; I S International Socialist; Gramma; Workers' Power.

Vanderbilt archive Quentin Roosevelt WWI aviator memorial newspaper clipping album gilt leather. Dozens of clippings across the US, 12.5in x 11.5in x 1in, binder signed Hemstreets Press Clipping Burea

1940s The Cleveland Press Newspaper Tin Sign. This sign was hung on the side of the Newspaper's Delivery Truck. All original with great colors and image of iconic Cleveland Lighthouse. The Newspaper r

Six (6) Civil War era related items, including Confederate belt plates, Stonewall Jackson CDV, letter written by Edwin Burford Paschall, editor of The Nashville Press newspaper, and stamped envelopes.

Child's Detriot Free Press pull-type wagon -Good original -BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING

We are pleased to be offering one of our favorite Grateful Dead posters of all time. The poster was created for a concert series that never materialized. Very few copies exist in any condition and the

[CRANBROOK PRESS]. CAXTON, William (1422?-1491). The Dictes and Sayings of the Philosophers: A Facsimile. Detroit: Cranbrook Press, 1901.   4to. Printed in black-letter throughout. Title and fina

[CRANBROOK PRESS]. BOOTH, George G. (1864–1949). The Pleasures of Planting and Other Thoughts. Detroit, MI: Cranbrook Press, 1902. 8vo. Title–page with full woodcut page–border, 6&#8

Press photograph of Martin Luther King, Jr. arm-in-arm with fellow protestors on June 23, 1963, at Detroit's March to Freedom. This march was, at the time, the largest civil rights demonstration in U.

The Daily Press. Hongkong, 31 August, 1859. Large folio, 4 pp. ************** The Daily Press was the first newspaper in Hong Kong, beginning in 1857. The present includes a long article on the Coolie

Press release of the text of President Kennedy's Inaugural Address released by the Office of the White House Press Secretary "to all newspapers, radio, and TV stations" on Friday, January 20, 1961" an