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Own a stark, unedited piece of American empire-building history. This museum-quality October 13, 1900 cover of Judge magazine is a fierce artifact from the heights of the Philippine-American War and the cutthroat 1900 McKinley vs. Bryan presidential election.
Illustrated by legendary political cartoonist Grant Hamilton, this cover captures the raw, unfiltered propaganda used to shape American foreign policy at the turn of the 20th century. Vintage political ephemera of this caliber—especially featuring highly charged figures like Filipino leader Emilio Aguinaldo—is intensely sought after by serious historians, political collectors, and libraries. Complete original copies from this exact week rarely surface on the market, making this an immediate, high-value addition to any investment-grade collection.
There is a page in the center that has been cut. See photos
Condition Notes:
- Cover: The rare mechanical die-cut fold-down cover is fully intact, functional, and untorn—an exceptional survival rate for this interactive feature.
- Interior: The magazine shows typical age-toning expected of 125-year-old newsprint. There is a notable tear on an interior page near the spine/gutter (see photos) and minor edge wear. The issue is complete and sold as-is.
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