1926 Dearborn Independent Newspaper May 8 Henry Ford Original Complete 32 Pages For Sale

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1926 Dearborn Independent Newspaper May 8 Henry Ford Original Complete 32 Pages:
$135.15

Original May 8, 1926 The Dearborn Independent Newspaper – Complete 32 Pages – Henry Ford Era

Offered for sale is an original May 8, 1926 edition of The Dearborn Independent, the historic newspaper associated with Henry Ford and published in Dearborn, Michigan.

This nearly 100-year-old publication provides a fascinating look into American history, journalism, politics, and social attitudes during the 1920s.

The front cover features several historically significant articles, including:

* “What Europe Thinks of the League of Nations”

* “The Town That Lincoln Put on the Map”

* “How the South Feels About the Negro” (original historical headline)

Item Details:

* Publication: The Dearborn Independent

* Publication date: May 8, 1926

* Original cover price: 5 cents

* Original annual subscription price: $1.50

* Complete 32-page issue

* Original vintage newspaper, not a modern reproduction

* Includes separate vintage exhibition entry tag

Condition:

Antique newspaper showing age-related wear consistent with its approximately 100-year history. Visible toning, discoloration, staining, edge wear, and handling marks are present.

All 32 pages are present. Overall condition and binding integrity should be evaluated from the photographs.

Please carefully review all photos, as they are part of the description.

Historical Significance:

The Dearborn Independent was published during Henry Ford’s ownership and is recognized for its role in early 20th-century American journalism and social history. The newspaper is also historically associated with the dissemination of antisemitic material.

This publication is offered strictly as an original historical collectible for preservation, education, and research. Its inclusion does not represent an endorsement of historical viewpoints expressed within.

An interesting addition to a collection of antique newspapers, Americana, early automotive history, Henry Ford memorabilia, or historical publications.

You will receive the exact original newspaper shown in the photographs.