The Cretin-Hi-Cadet Newspaper dated February 7, 1947
Newspaper

The Cretin-Hi-Cadet Newspaper dated February 7, 1947

This item is a folded, two-sheet issue of "The Cretin-Hi-Cadet" newspaper, dated February 7, 1947. The newspaper is printed on aged, buff-colored paper. The top sheet features the masthead, "The Cretin-Hi-Cadet," with the date "FEBRUARY 7, 1947" and volume and issue information. The main headline reads "Donovan Leaves For International Meet," accompanied by a large circular photograph of a speed skater in a crouched position. Other headlines visible on the front page include "SKATER TO REPRESENT CITY RINKS," "Races Will Be Held This Week," "Cretinite Raffle Is success," and "JUNIOR CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS." The lower sheet contains additional articles and headlines, including "Cretin Alumni Association To Reorganize," "JOYCE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN," and "Military Office Moved To New Location" and "NEW STAFF TO EDIT NEWSPAPER". There are visible signs of age and wear, including folding creases, some small tears along the edges, particularly on the right side of the top sheet, and a general discoloration of the paper consistent with age. The text and image are printed in black ink, which appears faded in some areas but still largely legible. The overall condition is fair, reflecting its age and fragility as a paper item from the mid-20th century. There are no apparent maker's marks or signatures other than the standard newspaper masthead information.

Estimated Value

$10-20

Basic Information

Category

Newspaper

Appraised On

August 28, 2025

Estimated Value

$10-20

Item Description

This item is a folded, two-sheet issue of "The Cretin-Hi-Cadet" newspaper, dated February 7, 1947. The newspaper is printed on aged, buff-colored paper. The top sheet features the masthead, "The Cretin-Hi-Cadet," with the date "FEBRUARY 7, 1947" and volume and issue information. The main headline reads "Donovan Leaves For International Meet," accompanied by a large circular photograph of a speed skater in a crouched position. Other headlines visible on the front page include "SKATER TO REPRESENT CITY RINKS," "Races Will Be Held This Week," "Cretinite Raffle Is success," and "JUNIOR CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS." The lower sheet contains additional articles and headlines, including "Cretin Alumni Association To Reorganize," "JOYCE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN," and "Military Office Moved To New Location" and "NEW STAFF TO EDIT NEWSPAPER". There are visible signs of age and wear, including folding creases, some small tears along the edges, particularly on the right side of the top sheet, and a general discoloration of the paper consistent with age. The text and image are printed in black ink, which appears faded in some areas but still largely legible. The overall condition is fair, reflecting its age and fragility as a paper item from the mid-20th century. There are no apparent maker's marks or signatures other than the standard newspaper masthead information.

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