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Front cover of J.D. Salingerβs The Catcher In The Rye first published in July, 1951. It is considered to be one of the most influential fictionRead More…
The front cover of this absorbing read features a 1925 painting by Arizona artist Maynard Dixon called The Saguaro. (Photo Source: βοΈ AuthorβRead More…
Undated portrait of Wilhelm Marr (1819-1904). Marr was a German journalist and nationalist who was also a leading proponent of anti-Jewish sentiment Read More…
Theatrical release poster for The House Of Rothschild (1934) was a Grade A production with a top-notch cast and production values. It was a rarity inRead More…
Logo for the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. Founded in 1917 during World War One, it is the oldest news agency & wire service in the world that mainlRead More…
The first hardcover edition of The Robe (1942) is the story detailing the Crucifixion of Christ and its aftermath by Lloyd Douglas. It was one of theRead More…