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Newspaper on Posse's Hunt For Jesse James, 1881

Complete ORIGINAL twelve-page newspaper, the Chicago Tribune, dated Nov. 1, 1881. Prominent, bold inside page headlines and report on the search for Wild West outlaw Jesse James and his outlaw gang in Kentucky. At that time James was thought to be hiding out near Adairsville, Ky. Jesse Woodson James (1847-1882) was an American outlaw, the most famous member of the James-Younger Gang. Jesse James became a figure of folklore after his death. Very good condition. Comes in an acid-free Mylar envelope. Guaranteed original with a certificate of authenticity from The Caren Archive, a leading source of historic American printed material. This document should be considered in very good condition. As with any piece that dates back centuries, there may be some minor staining, wear, toning, foxing (discoloration) or small tears. Ships within 2 days
Price: 290.00

Rare Confederate Newspaper on Battle of Shiloh, 1862

Complete ORIGINAL single-sheet weekly Confederate Civil War newspaper, the Central Georgian, dated April 23, 1862. This is a very rare Confederate newspaper title with a front page headline and more than a full column of detailed news reports on the Battle of Shiloh (Tennessee). Confederate newspapers are much scarcer than Union Civil War newspapers and the demand for them is quite high. They generally do not have the large display headlines as seen in Union Civil War newspapers, but their anti-Yankee editorial text and commentary are priceless. Very good condition. There is a small paper clipping in the blank margin at the top of the paper, completely inside of the margin, and with no loss of any text. Comes in an acid-free Mylar envelope. Guaranteed original with a certificate of authenticity from The Caren Archive, a leading source of historic American printed material. This document should be considered in very good condition. As with any piece that dates back centuries, there may be some minor staining, wear, toning, foxing (discoloration) or small tears. Ships within 2 days
Price: 540.00

Rare Confederate Newspaper on First Bull Run, 1861

Complete ORIGINAL four-page weekly Confederate Civil War newspaper, the Central Georgian (Sandersville, Ga.), dated July 31, 1861. This is a very rare Confederate newspaper title with a prominent front page headline and more than two columns of detailed news reports on the first battle of Bull Run. Confederate newspapers are much scarcer than Union Civil War newspapers and the demand for them is quite high. They generally do not have the large display headlines as seen in Union Civil War newspapers, but their anti-Yankee editorial text and commentary are priceless. Very good condition. There is a small paper clipping in the blank margin at the top of the paper, completely inside of the margin, and with no loss of any text. Comes in an acid-free Mylar envelope. Guaranteed original with a certificate of authenticity from The Caren Archive, a leading source of historic American printed material. This document should be considered in very good condition. As with any piece that dates back centuries, there may be some minor staining, wear, toning, foxing (discoloration) or small tears. Ships within 2 days
Price: 540.00

Lincoln Assassination, First Day Newspaper 1865

Complete ORIGINAL four-page newspaper, the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser (N.Y.), dated April 15, 1865. Prominent front page headlines and very detailed coverage of the assassination of President Lincoln by John Wilkes Booth. This is FIRST-DAY coverage of the historic event and all four pages are bordered in black columns in memory of the slain President. There are bold prominent front page headlines and long detailed breaking news reports on the assassination. Coverage is on Page 1 and Page 2. Very good condition. Comes in an acid-free Mylar envelope. Guaranteed original with a certificate of authenticity from The Caren Archive, a leading source of historic American printed material. This document should be considered in very good condition. As with any piece that dates back centuries, there may be some minor staining, wear, toning, foxing (discoloration) or small tears. Ships within 2 days
Price: 1225.00

John Dillinger Bank Robbery Newspaper, 1934

Complete ORIGINAL 20-page newspaper, the San Francisco Chronicle, dated March 14, 1934. Prominent front page heading and breaking news report that Midwest outlaw John Dillinger has robbed a bank in Mason City, Iowa. This bank robbery took place just 10 days after Dillinger escaped from a Crown Point, Ind., jail using a fake wooden gun to bluff his way out. John Herbert Dillinger (June 22, 1903 - July 22, 1934) was an American bank robber, considered by some to be a dangerous criminal, while others idealized him as a latter-day Robin Hood. He gained this reputation (and the nickname Jackrabbit) for his graceful movements during bank heists and his narrow getaways from police. Very good condition. Comes in an acid-free Mylar envelope. Guaranteed original with a certificate of authenticity from The Caren Archive, a leading source of historic American printed material. This document should be considered in very good condition. As with any piece that dates back centuries, there may be some minor staining, wear, toning, foxing (discoloration) or small tears. Ships in 3 - 5 business days
Price: 145.00

Gangster Pretty Boy Floyd Newspaper, 1934

Complete ORIGINAL 20-page newspaper, the Baltimore News, dated Oct. 23, 1934. Front page heading and detailed report on the shooting death of Oklahoma outlaw Charles Pretty Boy Floyd at the hands of FBI agents led by Melvin Purvis. An inside page has prominent large photos of Floyd, his wife and son, plus Adam Richetti, Floyds partner in crime. Pretty Boy Floyd was an American bank robber and alleged killer, romanticized by the press and later by folk singer Woody Guthrie in The Ballad of Pretty Boy Floyd. Very good condition. Comes in an acid-free Mylar envelope, along with a certificate of authenticity from the Caren Archive that guarantees the newspaper is original. PLEASE ALLOW 3 - 5 DAYS Price: $185
Price: 130.00

Newspaper on Capture of Machine Gun Kelly, 1933

Complete ORIGINAL 20-page newspaper, the Louisville Courier-Journal, dated Sept. 28, 1933. Front page heading and long news report on the capture of prominent 1930's era gangster Machine Gun Kelly, in Memphis. George R. Kelly was a notorious American gangster during the prohibition era. His crimes included bootlegging, armed robbery and kidnapping. Very good condition. Small library subscription label present on front page. Comes in an acid-free Mylar envelope. Guaranteed original with a certificate of authenticity from The Caren Archive, a leading source of historic American printed material. This document should be considered in very good condition. As with any piece that dates back centuries, there may be some minor staining, wear, toning, foxing (discoloration) or small tears. Ships in 3 - 5 business days Ships within 2 days
Price: 145.00

Autograph From Jeffersons Treasury Secretary

Travel back to early America and own this boldly signed leaf from Albert Gallatin (1761-1849), Swiss-born financier. He served as U. S. Congressman, U.S. Secretary of the Treasury under Thomas Jefferson, and U.S. Minister to France. Gallatin also founded New York University. Free frank signature on a postally used transmittal leaf, matted with a 19th century steel engraving. Overall size: 11 x 14. Originality guaranteed with a certificate of authenticity from The Caren Archive, a leading source of significant historic printed matter. This document should be considered in very good condition. As with any piece that dates back centuries, there may be some minor staining, wear, toning, foxing (discoloration) or small tears. Ships in 3 - 5 business days. Click here to view the Return Policy on this item.
Price: 520.00

Snowbound in Brooklyn - 2003 NSAP337BW

A lone taxi drives a narrowly plowed street in Flatbush, Feb. 19, 2003. Photo by Vincent Laforet/The New York Times Photo Archives
Price: 499.00

Doug Mills -- Michael Strahan (92) and the Giants' defense went at the Patriots'

Published 02-04-2008: Michael Strahan (92)and the Giants' defense went at the Patriots' Tom Brady from all directions.
Price: 95.00

Tony Cenicola - Signed by Photographer-- Mexican Suitcase - Robert Cappa's Nega

Published 01-27-2008: Thousands of negatives of photographs taken by Robert Capa during the Spanish Civil War, long thought to be lost forever, have resurfaced. (Tony Cenicola/The New York Times)
Price: 300.00