
Saint Paul Pioneer Press Newspaper - September 7, 1997
This item is a copy of the Sunday, September 7, 1997 edition of the Saint Paul Pioneer Press newspaper. The front page features the prominent headline "Farewell, Diana" relating to the death of Diana, Princess of Wales. A large photograph shows the coffin being carried by pallbearers, adorned with flags and flowers. Smaller inset photos show members of the royal family, including Princes William and Harry with their father, Prince Charles, and a portrait of Diana. Other stories on the front page include "Mother Teresa's funeral delayed" and a local political piece about a mayoral primary. The newspaper is typical in size and construction for the era, printed on newsprint. There appear to be some creases and general handling wear consistent with an aged newspaper. The edges show some minor wear and yellowing, which is expected for a paper of this age. The overall appearance is intact but shows the signs of being a circulated or stored copy. There are no immediately visible tears or significant damage, but closer examination would be needed to confirm complete condition. The print quality is standard for the period. The masthead clearly identifies the publication and date, which are key identifying features. This newspaper serves as a historical document capturing the global reaction to a significant event.
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Estimated Value
$10-20
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Category
Printed Ephemera
Appraised On
August 28, 2025
Estimated Value
$10-20
Item Description
This item is a copy of the Sunday, September 7, 1997 edition of the Saint Paul Pioneer Press newspaper. The front page features the prominent headline "Farewell, Diana" relating to the death of Diana, Princess of Wales. A large photograph shows the coffin being carried by pallbearers, adorned with flags and flowers. Smaller inset photos show members of the royal family, including Princes William and Harry with their father, Prince Charles, and a portrait of Diana. Other stories on the front page include "Mother Teresa's funeral delayed" and a local political piece about a mayoral primary. The newspaper is typical in size and construction for the era, printed on newsprint. There appear to be some creases and general handling wear consistent with an aged newspaper. The edges show some minor wear and yellowing, which is expected for a paper of this age. The overall appearance is intact but shows the signs of being a circulated or stored copy. There are no immediately visible tears or significant damage, but closer examination would be needed to confirm complete condition. The print quality is standard for the period. The masthead clearly identifies the publication and date, which are key identifying features. This newspaper serves as a historical document capturing the global reaction to a significant event.
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