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For purchase satisfaction, please zoom in on photos and read description for details. You will receive the exact item shown. Appearance may vary with lights, background, or screen. May show wear typical of pre-owned and vintage items including rough edges, foxing, other discoloration, soiling, smudges, marks, writing, creases, bends, rips/tears, old tape/adhesive remnants, or other historical imperfections. A fantastic newspaper from the late 1800s with loads of advertisements, fascinating articles, and interesting pictures. Pages are loose from spine. See details below for contents. Clean and functional. Overall in good antique condition. Ditch the phone and enjoy your breakfast old fashion style. A fabulous antique collector\'s piece!
The Great Divide 1894 Denver Newspaper Steamship Savannah Log Native Americans
* The Great Divide, January 1894 Winter Issue* Originally Ten Cents A Copy or One Dollar A Year* 18 Pages (36 front & back)* Measures approx. 14.63\" Tall x 10.75\" Long
Features* Fantastic antique ads - Buttermilk Toilet Soap, Primley\'s Chewing Gum, Pozzoni\'s Complexion Powder, Pleasure Vehicles* Several interesting articles of the time* Old Antique Street Building Views of Denver - Great Signage* Portrait Page of Some of Denver\'s Well-Known Men from the late 1800s* Articles and Pictures related to Native Americans* Log of the Savannah - The first Steamship that Ever Crossed the Atlantic Ocean (built in 1818)* Alone On A Mountain - By Helen Dudley* Bound By Her Oath - Tales From the Arabian Nights Retold - By Stanley Wood* Pictorial page of Charateristic Aborigines (natives), Portrait of Navajo boy, likeness of Rain-in-the-face (who killed Gen. Custer), Apache baby, Mescalero Indian, Chiucohua boy, likeness of Navajo Jack, Tesuque squaw and pappoose.* Emma, The Norman Princess - A Short Historical Study by Henry Dudley Teetor* Crater of the Giant Geyser, Mammoth Hot Springs, Shoshone Falls, Guanajuato, Mexico