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- Old news is good news for collectors…
- Colorado’s first newspapers…
- A look back at the past’s look into the future…
- Definition of terms…
- California’s first newspaper…
- Not written by the California Tourism bureau…
- Twenty years later: revisiting an international event…
- Celebrating 150 years since Arizona’s first newspaper…
- “Electioneering”… Little has changed…
- Collector shares a nice find…
- Lincoln’s assassination in a Washington, D.C., newspaper…
- A way to get rich??
- Terrific “association” item in American history…
- The first newspaper in Alabama…
- Even then they wondered, “what’s next?”…
- Related collectibles… carrier & newsie memorabilia…
- Some more prices, then and now…
- Could have been worded better…
- Wrappers and no wrappers…
- Collectible themes… additional thoughts…
- Desperate spy tactics…
- Alaska’s first newspapers…
- “News Rooms”: a curiosity of the past…
- Before they became famous…or “infamous”…
- My Collecting Story… Simon Marshall-Jones…
- The Next Must-Read Book for Newspaper Collectors
- Politicians can state the obvious…
- Early printing in the New World…
- “New Series” of a newspaper…
- eBay searching… a suggestion…
- My Collecting Story… Robert (Bob) Cassidy…
- How shall we address the President?
- A novel way to keep the money coming…
- The “Carrier’s Address”…
- What’s the best newspaper to have?
- More on printing newspapers in the 1700’s…
- Beware of the pony…
- My Collecting Story… David Cunningham…
- Number of titles, and where held…
- Not quite a portable hairdryer…
- How to be a cowboy: The protocol in 1882…
- More on the time lag in news reporting…
- Some legal notices never change…
- My Collecting Story… Paul Sarna…
- Preserving shelf space: beginning of microfilm…
- A legal conundrum…
- Rare newspaper prices from 60 years ago…
- Newspaper circulation in the 1700’s…
- Competition isn’t always friendly…
- My Collecting Story… Gregory Christiano…
- “Telegraph” newspapers prior to 1844?
- A new (old) definition of a “sacrifice hit”…
- A time to have fun and to gather perspective…
- Quotes defining history…
- Darwin’s “other” sons…
- My Collecting Story… Brendan Dwyer…
- An early attempt at preserving newspapers…
- Definition of “half drunk” and “whole drunk”…
- Encouraging newspaper collecting in 1862…
- Hobby trivia: most used newspaper titles…
- A 19th century alternative to divorce…
- My Collecting Story… Glenn Guttman…
- Media Transformation…
- The trek from boyhood to manhood…
- The time lag in news reporting, 1776…
- Charles Dickens on newspapers…
- A smart woman…
- Exploring the world of old paper…
- My Collecting Story… Brent Lacy…
- In the beginning…
- Reducing old maids and increasing the population…
- Editors take note: be mindful of photos accompanying headlines…
- Extensive list of reprinted newspapers…
- Videos regarding the hobby… Private Collections…
- My Collecting Story… Richard Sloan…
- Resources… The Library of Congress…
- Census with a bit of flair…
- So what’s the earliest “London Gazette”?
- Pricing newspapers over 30 years ago…
- Davy Crockett survived the Alamo?
- My Story… Carl Aspler…
- Baseball fans… can you help?
- No smoking in the court of King James…
- Sharing My Story… How I got started…
- Marriage & death in the same news report…
- Why does my newspaper look as if it came from a book?
- Great reference work for pre-1821 American newspapers…
- Responding to the patriotic call…
- Twelve issues, twelves different cities…
- The plight of newspapers & its impact on the hobby…
- Wishful thinking…
- Collection Spotlight: One man’s passion for pulp… From Antique Trader…
- Collectible Magazines… Rich West… Periodyssey – Part II
- Editorial policy (?) and the potential impact upon an issue’s collectibility…
- Double-dated newspapers: the Julian and Gregorian calendars…
- Numbering an issue….how was it done?
- Don’t tell the Chamber of Commerce…
- Red (British) tax stamps… They appear to be random…
- Collectible Magazines… Rich West… Periodyssey…
- A reference book for your shelves…
- Genuine or reprint?
- Creating Harper’s Weekly engravings: a fascinating process…
- Historically significant: one from our inventory…
- Contest Winners… “In Search for the Unusual and Bizarre”
- Most historic: Pre-Revolutionary War…
- Words of wisdom…
- Newspapers are not the only place to find buried treasure…
- Most historic: The Declaration of Independence in your collection…
- Meet the staff: Guy Heilenman, our President…
- Which was more useful?…
- The first newspaper printed in Hawaii…
- Contest: “In Search for the Unusual and Bizarre”…
- Humorous content: Patience, my dear…
- Rare newspaper collector’s inspiring story…
- Coffee House newspapers: a brief history…
- The first newspaper in Utah…
- A Bizarre Report: Maybe she was angry about her name…
- Removing old newspapers from bound volumes (disbinding)…
- Bound or unbound: what’s the difference?
- An Interview with Timothy Hughes…
- Stepping back: old catalogs show amazing prices…
- Waiting to be discovered…
- He should have known better…
- From the private collection: first newspaper in North Dakota…
- 18th century American magazines: one to share…
- It’s a family affair…
- Before they became famous…
- From the private collection: a title to share…
- Thoughts on the collecting of Obama inauguration newspapers…
- Most historic: 1784 thru 1800…
- Campaign newspapers: a hobby within a hobby…
- An institutional need…
- Rare Newspaper Collections Within Collections…
- Collecting statehood newspapers…
- Ways to collect: beautiful mastheads…
- A little monkey business… and food for thought…
- Collecting spurs research, spurs “neat stuff”…
- From the private collection: “Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus”
- Merry Christmas… and good wishes to all…
- The Articles of Confederation formally united the 13 colonies…
- Introducing… Doreen Mileto… Office Manager Extraordinaire…
- Most historic pre-Civil War 19th century event…
- Headline was ready: regardless of who won…
- They put it in print… I wonder why he did it?
- Curiosities are fun to collect…
- Beginning of the Corvette era…
- Weaponry in the 17th century… distant cousin of the modern hand grenade…
- Thanksgiving… I time to be thankful…
- Framing newspapers…
- Most Historic 19th Century post-Civil War Headline… revisited…
- AmeriCollector.com is back at it again…
- America’s first newspaper… Check your attics.
- Most historic Civil War event…
- Rick Brown & HistoryBuff.com – Featured Website!
- Historic newspapers: the “crossover” collectible…
- Golden Nugget Contest – 1st place winner…
- Contrasting pairs of historic newspapers: another way to collect…
- Obama election victory : a follow-up…
- Golden Nugget Contest Winners… Thank You!
- Error headlines make interesting collectibles…
- Obama Wins… What newspapers provide…
- Where have all the real men gone?
- Anything from the election worth saving?
- Golden Nugget Discovery Contest…
- The Green Mountain Boys…
- To repair or not to repair?
- Punning in 1873.
- Eighteenth century featured newspaper…
- Thoughts on the most historic 19th century report…
- Contest – Share your best “golden nugget discovery” story with the world!
- Finding those unexpected historical nuggets.
- Likely a one-of-a-kind newspaper from the private collection…
- Old news is good news for collectors…
- Themes in collecting…
- The work of a headsman…
- April 15, 1865 New York Herald Reprints
- Typical government job…
- Believable?
- What is the best way to preserve and store newspapers?
- Questions… Questions? Questions!
- So you collect old newspapers!
- Setting values for collectible newspapers…
- So what’s in a name?
- Best of the 20th century?
- Meet the Staff – Timothy J. Hughes – Founder
- Welcome to the History’s Newsstand Blog!

