Stephen A Goldman Historical Newspapers

STEPHEN A. GOLDMAN HISTORICAL NEWSPAPERS features 6 Centuries of Historical Newspapers Available For Purchase. Stephen A. Goldman and staff welcome you to a place where COMPLETE ORIGINAL issues of HISTORICAL NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES from 1560-2011 are available for purchase by collectors throughout the world. We have an inventory of over 500,000 COMPLETE ORIGINAL historical newspapers (and other early news forms such as newsbooks, news magazines, illustrated news broadsides, etc) available for purchase by collectors and dealers. Our ABE listings represent only a very tiny fraction of the huge inventory that we have available to collectors and dealers. We specialize in historical events from the 1500's to the present day and we take pride in our business philosophy: "We HAVE what you want, we just need to KNOW what you want." Our large inventory is categorized by historical events, sports events & personalities, rare & early newspaper titles from many cities and states, world famous individuals, dealer quantity lots, and topics too many to mention here (coinage, literature, illustrated newspapers, wars, gangsters, inventions, wild west, disasters, politics, etc., etc., etc). We have been in the business of buying and selling ORIGINAL historical newspapers & news magazines since 1969. Our inventory of COMPLETE ORIGINAL NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES has been carefully gathered over the past 40+ years by a collector devoted to the acquisition of the "best of the best" in historical news. All of our merchandise is unconditionally guaranteed to be COMPLETE and ORIGINAL or your money is cheerfully refunded. We are active buyers of historical newspapers and magazines and invite you to contact us when you are ready to sell. Stephen A. Goldman Historical Newspapers is a business owned and operated by STEVE GOLDMAN, a Periodontist by profession, who has been a serious collector of rare and early newspapers for over 40 years. He is a consultant to the NEWSEUM (located on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, DC). He is a member of the American Antiquarian Society in Worcester, MA and is the author or co-author of several books that use newspaper front pages to tell the story of a particular theme (Titanic disaster , Wild West outlaws, Civil War). He was for 7 years the author of a column on historical newspapers for the publication: "Collectible Newspapers."