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Abraham Lincoln DEAD Civil War Harper's 1865 Newspaper
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100% ORIGINAL 1865 NEWSPAPER! NOT A REPRINT! DEATH AND FUNERAL OF LINCOLN! BURIAL IN SPRINGFIELD MAY 27, 1865 HARPER'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER LOADED WITH WOODCUT SKETCHES GORGEOUS CONDITION, NEWLY DISBOUND, STRONG RAG PAPER! COMPLETE NEWSPAPER! This paper is freshly disbound from a volume. The paper is extremely strong, crisp, and durable! Superb coverage, with lots of great woodcut sketches! Original of course! Condition: Nice condition. Strong rag condition...will last nearly forever! Was once bound. Back in those days libraries bound the newspapers into volumes for safe record keeping. That is how they survived to this day. They were made of strong rag content, and that is why it is in such nice strong condition. It can be handled without fear of damage. In fact, it is much more durable than newspapers made yesterday. Historic newspapers are a fascinating collectible. Many people know of the 20th newspapers with topics from WWII w huge headlines reported Pearl Harbor, the death of Adolf Hitler, Hiroshima, D-Day, and so many other 20th century events. People have seen those, and they are quite striking. What is not known to many people is that American newspapers from the beginning of our country are still around!Yes, t are still American newspapers around from the early colonial 1700's through the Civil War, the death of Abraham Lincoln, the Custer Massacre, and the Indian Wars with Geronimo and Sitting Bull. Those topics can all be found in original newspapers! 
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