VINTAGE 19th & early 20th century newspapers, magazines, pictures - Mixed lot for Sale

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VINTAGE 19th & early 20th century newspapers, magazines, pictures - Mixed lot For Sale

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VINTAGE 19th & early 20th century newspapers, magazines, pictures - Mixed lot:
$15.00

We have this large lot of ephemera:

Werner's Voice Magazine - New York and Albany, December 1890. Appears to be magazine devoted to singers and actors, and voice coaches and vocal teachers.
Just the cover with nice graphics of the Little Folks An Illustrated Monthly for Young Readers - vol 8, no 10, August 1905, out of Salem, Massachusetts
Ladies World magazine by SH Moore & Co out of New York. Folded in half. Dated May 1898. Lots of advice for women about their health and families
Sepia tone print picture of Amerigo Vespucci. Drawn by Will Smith from oil painting in possession of the Massachusetts Historical Society, copyright 1892.
Sepia tone print picture of W. Jennings Demorest and his wife. He was an American magazine publisher, prohibition leader and businessman from New York City who lived 1822-1895. No indication of where this had been published
Three copies of The Visitor: Vol XLIV, No 1 dated January 2, 1910, No 5 dated January 30, 1910, and No 27 dated July 3, 1910. It's a weekly illustrated paper for young people published for the Methodist Episcopal Church South by Smith & Lamar, agents, Nashville, TN
A single page folded many times, of the July 11, 1915 News and Observer (Raleigh, NC). It is the "Women's World" page 17-18. Torn at the fold creases, but still very legible and interesting reading.
The Aetna, Vol XXVIII, no. 3 Hartford, CT dated April 1895. 8 pages, complete. folded in half
Current Events, Vol VIII, no 3, Springfield, Mass dated Friday, October 2, 1908. In its masthead it self-proclaims, "This paper has a larger circulation than any other school paper in the world."
Appleton's Journal of Literature, Science and Art, No 181 - Vol VIII, Saturday September 14, 1872.
The March 1893 Ladies Home Journal. Folded in half.Page 17 - 20 have come loose from binding are present
Grayscale pictures seemingly cut from a book or magazine of "Der Dom zu Worms" date 1852, and "Schlofs Hohenschwangau" no date
The Youth's Companion, volume 84, no 26, dated June 30, 1910 Copyright 1910 by Perry Mason Company, Boston, Mass.

These old papers are in pretty rough shape. They've been improperly stored over the years. We were about to toss them before we noticed how old they were. If there is any interest, please offer. I have described to the best of my ability, but if you have specific questions, please feel free to contact.Free USPS Ground shipping within the US. We do not ship internationally.