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Two pieces of Pittsburgh paper. Used, with light wear — see notes on each.
• Chuck Brinkman's Pittsburgh Trivia — about 3.4 x 9 inch booklet of hundreds of questions on Pittsburgh people, places, sports, music, TV and radio, the Pirates and Steelers, KDKA and more, in 21 sections. Back cover asks about Mazeroski's 1960 home run and "Flashdance" and closes with "Yunz guys!" Handwritten price on the cover; light creasing and a small mark on the back.
• Sun-Telegraph Thanksgiving extra order form — about 11 x 8.6 inch folded newsboy sales card offering a Hershey's with Almonds bar and an anodized aluminum ball point pen as prizes for extra one-day sales: "Sure!—Bring the Big Thanksgiving Sun-Telegraph to Me!" The order lines are filled in pencil with about 31 customer surnames (Burnett, Champion, Grimm, Hunter, Kirchner, Peterson, Harkins, Hancock, Cashdollar, Couch, Gordon and others) marked Tele, Press or News. Fold lines and light toning.
A fun pair for Pittsburgh nostalgia, newspaper-route and advertising collectors.
• Chuck Brinkman's Pittsburgh Trivia — about 3.4 x 9 inch booklet of hundreds of questions on Pittsburgh people, places, sports, music, TV and radio, the Pirates and Steelers, KDKA and more, in 21 sections. Back cover asks about Mazeroski's 1960 home run and "Flashdance" and closes with "Yunz guys!" Handwritten price on the cover; light creasing and a small mark on the back.
• Sun-Telegraph Thanksgiving extra order form — about 11 x 8.6 inch folded newsboy sales card offering a Hershey's with Almonds bar and an anodized aluminum ball point pen as prizes for extra one-day sales: "Sure!—Bring the Big Thanksgiving Sun-Telegraph to Me!" The order lines are filled in pencil with about 31 customer surnames (Burnett, Champion, Grimm, Hunter, Kirchner, Peterson, Harkins, Hancock, Cashdollar, Couch, Gordon and others) marked Tele, Press or News. Fold lines and light toning.
A fun pair for Pittsburgh nostalgia, newspaper-route and advertising collectors.