2012: Box #49c – Newspapers, Comic Books, Magazines, and Collectibles

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2012: Box #49c – Newspapers, Comic Books, Magazines, and Collectibles

 

 White Banker’s Box:

 

Mostly really old newspapers, some dating back to the early 1960’s

 

50th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor (3 copies)

 

Hurricane Agnes

 

Kennedy assassination (Dallas Newspapers)

 

Paul McCartney in Ames, Iowa

 

Princess Diana’s Death

 

RFK assassination

 

The Evening Sun, September 15, 1995 (Last Edition)

 

Three Mile Island (TMI)

 

Too many to list individually

 

Flowers: Dried flowers from a 1991 wedding

 

Pedometer: TDK Pedometer

 

Sash: Blue sash

 

Scarf: Japan (Gift from friends)

 

Watches: Digital – neither work, 2

 

End of White Box

 

 

Loose Items

 

Bag: European Union bag

 

Bag: Lady bug bag

 

Bathroom Tissue: Sample of pink toilet paper from Yugoslavia (1988-1989)

 

Box: Ginger Snaps Box with Old Cards

 

Envelope (Brown): Gus Good Neighbor’s Columns (by H. S.)

 

Fan: Japanese fan

 

Gum: Pink bubble gum cigars, “It’s a Girl!,” 2

 

 

Baggies (Comic Books):

 

DC Comics: 9-11 (September 11, 2001), Vols. 1 and 2 (2001)

 

DC Comics: Action Comics, #437 (1974)

 

DC Comics: Just Imagine: Stan Lee’s Batman (2001)

 

DC Comics: Just Imagine: Stan Lee’s Green Lantern (2001), 2

 

DC Comics: Just Imagine: Stan Lee’s JLA (2002)

 

DC Comics: Just Imagine: Stan Lee’s The Flash (2001), 2

 

DC Comics: Just Imagine: Stan Lee’s Wonder Woman (2001)

 

DC Comics: Sojourn, Vol. 1, Issue 1, August 2001

 

DC Comics: The House of Mystery, #316 (1983)

 

Star Trek (The Magazine): Officially Authorized by Paramount Pictures, 1999

 

 

 2012-49c-Newspapers, Comic Books, Magazines, and Collectibles

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