The New York Times revisits World War II -- from the Nazi invasion of Poland to the dropping of the atomic bomb -- in two commemorative newspapers filled with original Times news coverage. Part 1, with an introduction by the eminent Yale historian, Paul Kennedy, details the fall of Paris, Pearl Harbor and America's entrance into the war. 80 pages. Part II, with an introduction by the late Stephen E. Ambrose, chronicles the Pacific battles, D-Day, Hitler's death, the atomic bombs and the end of the war. 110 pages. The two newspapers come in a sturdy commemorative collector's box (box also sold separately for $10.95).
Price: 38.90
Celebrate the careers of 25 of baseball's greatest stars in this commemorative newspaper. This 44-page reprint presents original Times obituaries commemorating the life and times of Christy Matthewson, Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Shoeless Joe Jackson, Honus Wagner, Tris Speaker, Roberto Clemente, Joe DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle and stars. Comes in a protective plastic sleeve.
Price: 18.95
Celebrate the career of 40 of Tinseltown's greatest movie makers and stars. This 74-page newspaper presents original New York Times obituaries commemorating the life and times of Marilyn Monroe, Humphrey Bogart, Rudolph Valentino, Bette Davis, Charlie Chaplin, Alfred Hitchcock, John Wayne, W.C. Fields, James Cagney, James Stewart Greta Garbo and other greats. Comes in a protective plastic sleeve.
Price: 18.95
Many readers have asked how to purchase the historic Sept. 12, 2001, U.S. Attacked issue of The Times. This hard to find newspaper is available with The New York Times Magazine from Sunday Sept. 23, 2001 which is devoted to the tragedy and features the haunting Phantom Towers on its cover.
Price: 24.95
Relive the biggest tournaments with this 76-page keepsake newspaper filled with original articles from The New York Times. From Bobby Jone's Grand Slam to the meteoric rise of Tiger Woods, you will find all of the unforgettable moments and players, including Ben Hogan's comeback from a near fatal auto accident, Arnold Palmer's dramatic charge at Cherry Hills and Jack Nicklaus' final Masters championship. Comes in a plastic sleeve.
Price: 18.95
This is the all-time biggest-selling commemorative newspaper from The New York Times. The 96-page publication has an introduction by James M. McPherson, Pulitzer-Prize winning historian, and comes in a keepsake box for long-time storage. The newspaper traces the seeds of the war, recounts the major battles and reports Lincoln's assassination and the aftermath, all through on-the-scene dispatches from Times correspondents. It also has 16 pages of obituaries of major wartime figures. The newspaper was printed on an extra wide pages to enlarge the type and make the gripping news accounts easier to read. The keepsake box is 12 x 18 x 1.
Price: 25.95
Introduction by Walter Cronkite A 94-page commemorative edition in newspaper format featuring original New York Times coverage of 55 events that shook the nation, from Custer's Last Stand to the Beatles' first U.S. appearance. Other stories include: Lincoln's assassination, the Chicago fire of 1871, San Francisco's 1906 earthquake, the Titanic, Lindbergh's flight, the Hindenburg explosion, Pearl Harbor, John F. Kennedy's assassination, landing on the moon. Printed on wide paper for easier reading. Comes in a keepsake box (12 x 18 x 1).
Price: 25.95
Introduction by John Noble Wilford, winner of two Pulitzer Prizes as a science writer for The Times This 96-page newspaper commemorates 100 years of aviation with original news coverage from The New York Times, from 1903 to 2003. Printed on extra wide pages for easier reading, A Century of Flight has four sections devoted to early aviation, with stories on the Wright Brothers, the Red Baron, Charles Lindbergh, the Hindenburg, the Spruce Goose and much more. There are also two sections on the Space Age. Comes in a keepsake box (12 x 18 x 1).
Price: 25.95
Introduction by Yogi Berra. Read about the heroics of the Babe, the Iron Horse, Joltin' Joe and the Mick like never before. This 112-page commemorative newspaper brings you game-day coverage from The New York Times of each slugger's early games, record-breaking moments, World Series glories and famous home runs. It includes Babe Ruth's 60th home run and his called shot, Lou Gehrig's tearful luckiest man alive speech, Joe DiMaggio's amazing hitting streak, and Mickey Mantle's tape-measure blasts. Printed on wide pages for easier reading. Comes in a keepsake box (12 x 18 x 1).
Price: 25.95
Introductions by David Herbert Donald, Pulitzer Prize-winning author, and Harold Holzer, historian and co-chairman of the Lincoln Bicentennial Commission Abraham Lincoln remains one of this nation's greatest presidents - and one of the most discussed. This 96-page newspaper reproduces original news coverage from The Times that traces Lincoln's rise to political prominence, his election and the major events during his presidency, including his wartime leadership. Finally, it includes the extensive reporting on his shocking assassination, the nation's grief and the trial and punishment of the conspirators. The opening page of each of the six sections includes background notes by Mr. Donald and Mr. Holzer on the significance of the articles. Printed on wide pages for easier reading. Comes in a keepsake box (12 x 18 x 1).
Price: 25.95
Get two great Lincoln keepsakes at one low price. LINCOLN COMMEMORATIVE NEWSPAPER: Introductions by David Herbert Donald, Pulitzer Prize-winning author, and Harold Holzer, historian and co-chairman of the Lincoln Bicentennial Commission. This 96-page newspaper reproduces original news coverage from The Times that traces Lincoln's rise to political prominence, his election, the major events during his presidency and his assassination. The opening page of each of the six sections includes background notes by Mr. Donald and Mr. Holzer. Comes in a keepsake box (12 x 18 x 1). Regular price: $25.95 LINCOLN PICTORIAL MAGAZINE: This 16-page publication has 195 historic pictures on the life and times of Abraham Lincoln. First published on Feb. 9, 1913, this magazine is reprinted on heavy stock paper and provides an illustrated history of Lincoln from the log cabin to the White House. Regular price: $10.95 Save $4 by buying this set.
Price: 19.95
Introduction by John Madden. Relive the heroic passes, classic showdowns, game-saving tackles and shocking upsets that shaped college and pro football from 1911 through 2003. This 96-page newspaper, with original news coverage from The New York Times, has it all, from the Heidi Game to Doug Fluties Hail Mary pass, and from Wrong-Way Riegelss run to Notre Dames winning one for The Gipper. Also included are stories on Red Granges pro debut, the Colts-Giants Greatest Game, Joe Namaths heroics, Cals five laterals on the final kickoff and much more. Football analyst John Madden writes about the historic games and about the players who went the whole nine yards, and then some. Printed on extra wide paper. Comes in a keepsake box (12 x 18 x 1).
Price: 14.95
Introduction by Philip Norman, author of Shout. Forever Fab has 80 pages of original New York Times news coverage of the Beatles, who remain the most admired and most influential band in pop music history. Read all about the lads from Liverpool as they rocked the music world, changed our culture and became icons. Forever Fab has it all, from the early days of Beatlemania in Britain to hysteria at Shea Stadium, and from the ground-breaking Sergeant Pepper album to the group's shocking breakup. There are also many pages devoted to the life and death of Lennon and George Harrison. Beatles biographer Philip Norman writes about the group's lasting legacy and Allan Kozinn of The Times provides a discography of their albums and movies. Comes in a keepsake box (13 x 14 x 1).
Price: 25.95
Reprint of original New York Times news coverage of Elvis Presley, taking readers from Tupelo to Vegas to Graceland and making all the big stops along the way. Covers his albums, movies, Army years, marriage, Las Vegas concerts and death in 1977. With an introduction by Peter Guralnick, author of the two-volume biography, Last Train to Memphis: The Rise of Elvis Presley and Careless Love: the Unmaking of Elvis Presley. Comes in keepsake box (13x14x1)
Price: 25.95
This 64-page newspaper reprints 40 years of Times coverage of Super Bowls spanning 1967 through 2007. Comes in a protective plastic envelope.
Price: 18.95
Back, back into history you go -- all the way to 1876 -- with this tribute to the lovable Chicago Cubs. This 64-page newspaper reprints 127 years of New York Times coverage of the Cubs, right up until 2003. Read about Hack Wilson, Ernie Banks, Kerry Woods and many others. Comes in a plastic sleeve for storage.
Price: 18.95
Hot off the press! This 64-page newspaper reprints 83 years of New York Times coverage of Big Blue, from 1925 2008. Includes all of the New York Giants big moments the Sneaker Game, 1958s Greatest Game Ever Played, the epic battles with the Packers in the early 1960s, the Super Bowl victories and much more. And yes, it includes pages on the teams stunning victory over the undefeated New England Patriots. Comes in a protective plastic envelope.
Price: 18.95
Protect and store your treasured newspapers in clear acid-free, archival envelopes. Each resealable polypropelene envelope (12.5 x 16.5) can fit a copy of The New York Times while keeping out dust and oils out from handling. Set of 100. Allow 5 business days to ship.
Price: 45.00
Is it true that bedtime snacks make you fat, and grilled meat can cause cancer? Can you diagnose a stroke with three quick questions? Are your elder siblings really smarter than you? In this deck of 48 Knowledge Cards, Anahad OConnor author of the popular New York Times column Really? and the book Never Shower in a Thunderstorm explores these questions and more in a lively Q&A format. The front of each card presents a popular belief about food, exercise, an ailment, a folk remedy, or another timely health topic; the back provides a thoughtful, well-researched response. Informative and entertaining, Never Wake a Sleepwalker . . . Really? tackles todays medical mysteries and separates fact from fiction, with a healthy dose of humor.
Price: 8.95
When you are time impoverished and can't read our newspaper or access our website, there is a last resort. A team of New York Times editors reads the paper and then provides you with a perfect Nine-page hard-news summary of All the news that's fit to print. Times Digest is an innovative 9-page summary of The New York Times e-mailed to you daily in PDF format. It provides an overview of major world news, business and financial news, sports, weather, editorial commentaryit even includes the Times celebrated Crossword Puzzle. Subscriptions are a year in duration and are for individual use only. This individual subscription is only available in the U.S. and excludes hotels, corporations, yachts and ship. If you are interested in TimesDigest for multiple recipients/readers, please contact us for that information at 212.556.1200. Fill out the form below to begin receiving TimesDigest by e-mail.
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