"Deep Sea Explorer Helmets" is a 5-page magazine article from 1942 authored by Harry E.
Rieseberg, a renowned deep sea explorer and salvage expert. The publication delves into the intriguing world of sunken treasures, offering insights into the history of ships that sank between the 1500s and 1900s, carrying vast amounts of gold and silver.
The article is richly illustrated with graphics …

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Harry E. Rieseberg's enthralling first-hand account of his exploration of the sunken Pirate city, Port Royal, in the article "I'm Going Back to a Sunken Pirate City.
" This original 1944 magazine piece provides a vivid glimpse into the lost world of Port Royal, also known as the Pirates' Babylon.
Delve into the past with this historical artifact, offering detailed insights…

Step back in time with "Reefer Madness Illustrated: Exploding Marijuana Myths in 1949," a vintage magazine article that delves into the shocking secrets of marijuana culture post the Robert Mitchum scandal.
Uncover tales of terrifying trances, from falling into vases to experiencing hallucinations at a smuggling party. This original 4-page piece from 1949 warns of the dangers of marijuana, po…

This San Francisco pictorial map is a reproduction of a 1927 original, showcasing the city before the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Measuring 20x 24 inches, it is printed on 68lb Heavyweight Enhanced Matte Art Paper. The map provides a fascinating glimpse into the city's past, with detailed illustrations of landmarks, neighborhoods, and transportation routes.
This historical mem…

This vintage pictorial print is a map of Chicago's gangland, depicting the locations of various notorious gangs such as Little Italy, Little Sicily, and Capone Territory.
The map offers a glimpse into the underworld of the city during a bygone era. Produced by Artscape Galleries, this poster is a part of their collection of vintage mobs, gangsters, and criminals collectibles.
It is a valu…

This original 1911 trade print article, titled "Grand Opera in New York," features a two-page spread with a photo of Heinrich Hensel, providing historical insights.
The pages, measuring approximately 14.75" x 10.25" each, are in very fine condition, free from stains or tears. This vintage article is a unique piece, not a reproduction, photocopy, or reprint, making it a distinctive addition fo…

This original 1953 trade print article titled "Spirit of Casals vivifies Prades Festivals" offers a glimpse into the historical details of the event.
The three-page article measures approximately 13" x 9.25" each and is in very fine condition, free from tears or stains.
This vintage piece is an authentic artifact, not a reproduction, making it a unique addition for framing or collecting. …

This original 1920 trade print article, titled "Mortimer Wilson conducts his overture," offers a glimpse into a historical musical moment.
Measuring approximately 7.25" x 3.5" and graded as "Near Mint," this vintage piece is free of tears or stains. A distinctive addition to any collection, it provides a unique opportunity to frame a piece of classical music history.
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Experience a piece of dance history with this vintage print article from 1931, featuring the Ted Shawn Dance Legacy.
This item may appeal to enthusiasts of classical, opera, and ballet ads and handbills. Keep an eye out for occasional sales offering a discount of 19% throughout the year.

This vintage print article features a review of Grace Moore's debut performance, making it a unique piece for fans of classical music and opera.
Often used as set decoration in TV shows and films, this item adds a touch of nostalgia and elegance to any space. Keep an eye out for special sales throughout the year to potentially acquire this piece at a discounted price.
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