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Lost Streets of Tombstone Newsreels DVD price reduced to $10.99 !

Bulk... 10 for $90.00, 20 for $170.00  30 for $240.00. To order bulk,  click E-mail 

 

See for yourself what The Streets of Tombstone looked like in the 1920s! Our DVD will bring you back to a time that most of us yearn for. The discovery of the newsreels  is probably one of the biggest Tombstone finds in the past 50 years. 

 

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  Bodies of McLaury brothers & Billy Clanton.  Photo courtesy of Craig Fouts Collection   

 

         

                                

Three different style maps each measure 22" x 34" and are printed on authentic parchment paper.  By design, only 510 were produced in 1998. (450 Regular Maps, 50 Limited Editions and 10 extremely rare extra unsigned/unnumbered Limited Editions)

Recently, the author released the remaining maps mentioned from his personal collection. (10 rare unsigned Limited Editions not for sale) Due to the amount of maps produced, the ground breaking design, as well as its rich historical content, The Streets of Tombstone, Territory of Arizona map is one of the most sought after and valued historical documents concerning history of the Old West. It highlights precisely the streets, saloons and other businesses in Tombstone on the day of the Shootout "Near" the OK Corral. Follow the footsteps of the "Cowboys" and a drunk Ike Clanton as he threatens the lives of the Earps & Doc Holliday. Read about the funeral, the OK Corral Inquest and so much more.

Let the map become a conversation piece in your home.....It speaks for itself!...

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  "Regular" Streets of Tombstone Map"

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"Custom" Streets of Tombstone Map

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 Called "Custom" because the borders were burned by author. Only thirty-five produced. 

Signed & dated by author. 

        Your cost: $139.00

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"Limited Edition" Streets of Tombstone Maps

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Click here to contact the wife of the late Tim Lopp concerning the purchase of Tim's Limited Edition #9 Streets of Tombstone Map 

Called Limited Editions because unlike the regulars, they were the first 50 off the press and possess Limited Edition seals (see above) located at the lower right hand corner of the Limited Maps. They are also numbered 1 thru 50 and signed/dated by author & editor. Folks, all the maps are one of a kind.......

Your cost is only $199.00 ea.  (Includes S&H)

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1886 Bounded January-June 1886 Harper's Weekly Magazines

 

12 x 17 inches

  $399.00

To purchase/info, e-mail Erica at Historic Reading

 

 

       

 

The late Carl Chafin, author of George Whitwell Parsons, knew the history of Tombstone, AZ  better than anyone. 

You are missed by many Carl. 

 $87.00

(This book is out of print)

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Original Warren Company Antique Quill Pen. Manufactured at North Manchester, Indiana during the 1890's

Actual Warren Quill Pen

NEWSLETTER

of the North Manchester Historical Society, Inc.

VOLUME XIX, NUMBER 1 (FEBRUARY, 2002)

Warren Manufacturing Co.

About 1950 Verling Landis was rummaging through old "stuff " in the Landis drug store building and found nearly a gross of cartons, each containing a gross of penholders bringing to light a forgotten North Manchester industry. According to Mrs. Etta Browne, sister of George Burdge who operated the drug story on this corner for many years, about 1895 Mr. Burdge backed a man named Warren in the pen manufacturing business. The penholders were made of spiral wrapped paper and the nibs were fastened into the holder in such a way they could not be replaced with new points. Fine pointed Spencerian pens were used and samples of them are just as bright as the day they were inserted into the holders. They were made in the front room of the second story drug store building. Whether fountain pens put these penholders out of business or perhaps Mr. Warren simply moved on to greener pastures is not clear but evidently Mr. Burdge was left holding many unmarketed pens. They can be frequently found about town in old collections - reminders of the Warren Manufacturing Co.

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