911 - 16 Consecutive Newspapers World Trade and similar items

This is a nice lot of memories of history, not to be forgotten. All papers are in super shape, don't look like they have ever been opened, if so was well taken care of. Not to mention back when papers had some substance, and when prices of things were more "reasonable" albeit, still not as they should have been. Papers were disposable, and widely used for other things, so finding a string of them in this condition, from the same location is rare. This is a lot of papers from the Miami Valley Ohio town of Dayton. If your following the controversy/conspiracy theories of what is happening in the world today, this was just very small part of it. A easy way to see how the 911 attack narrative was followed through in the media and how the government covered up the real truth on a daily basis showing in plain sight how manipulation/conditioning works by the masses. Hollywood even creeps in at times. This lot contains consecutive days from Sept 12th through the 30th, plus, a follow up on Oct 11th, one full month later. This lot includes most if not all sections of business, sports, comics, advertisements etc, that typically came as it was delivered. You will get 16 total papers I take pride in my pictures, and are a valuable extension of my description. Please take time to see the product fully. Buy with confidence! All items are packaged with great care and shipped next day, excluding any weekends and holidays. I will combine shipping whenever possible as long as the products can be safely packed together. Please be aware, if you have a PO Box, you may receive an additional invoice to cover any additional shipping costs. Please remember to leave feedback, it helps to keep good sellers . International Buyers: We do not mark merchandise as a gift or below value due to it being against US and International Regulations. All custom fees and duties are the responsibility of the buyer. Seller is not responsible for any package held by Customs. If returns are accepted. Must be returned in the same condition as received and in same or similar packaging.