~ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL ~ Newspaper April 3, 1924 Golden Gate Bridge Plans MORE
$ 7.92
Description
FOR SALE: This Original Antique Newspaper: THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL San Francisco, California Thursday, April 3, 1924 (30 pages) 101-year-old Newspaper First Section, Page Three: "HERE'S BRIDGE TO SPAN GOLDEN GATE" "PROPOSED BRIDGE PLANS SENT TO U.S. WAR BOARD" (See Photo) (My note: This was early on, Construction wasn't started on the bridge till 1933) Headlines: "HERD QUARANTINE LIFTED IN S.F.": Official Says S.F. Free Of Herd Disease "GIRLS DEATH PROBE" "AUTO SPEEDERS HIT": Police Judges Adopt Uniform Policy To End Traffic Disasters (Teddy) "ROOSEVELT WORSE THAN DENBY, SENATOR CHARGES" "Negro Assailant of Police Chief Lynched" (Woodbury, Georgia) NEWS - FINANCIALS - SPORTS - FUNNY PAPERS (COMIC STRIPS) - ENTERTAIMENT PAGES (SILENT MOVIES, VAUDEVILLE, RADIO SHOWS) THERE'S A LOT OF OTHER GOOD STUFF INSIDE Measures approx. 21 1/2 inches X 17 1/2 inches CONDITION: PLEASE READ This newspaper along with others, were originally bound in a very large archives book (see photo), probably kept by the newspaper company. The left bound edge has four (4) punched holes, where 4 metal wires were along with binding glue with some tearing along the bound-edge fold, mainly the first page. There is chipping in some areas along the edges and is subject to more chipping from age. Please check out all the photos. From a smoke-free household. The Book shown is not included, only the newspaper. Shipping is $7.95 USPS within the U.S.A. Includes Tracking. Feedback: You will receive feedback as soon as you leave positive feedback for your purchase. In the unlikely event that there is a problem, be sure to contact us before leaving negative or neutral feedback so that I can resolve your problem. THANK YOU
