loading
reading
writing
saving
searching
the RECORD newspaper memorabilia - $200 (Cortland)
QR Code Link to This Post
Yellow T-Shirt — "This Summer's One For The Record"
Vintage promo tee in yellow with navy blackletter print. Pre-owned not worn.
Era: Est. 1980s–early 1990s
Red Shirt — "The Record / We Cover Your World"
Bold red promo shirt with white blackletter logo, chevron graphic, and tagline "We Cover Your World." Matches the red tote bag.
Era: Est. late 1980s–1990s
Condition: Pre-owned
White Y2K T-Shirt — January 1, 2000 Front Page (TULTEX XL) — Tag Attached
Rare commemorative tee printed with The Record's full-color Jan. 1, 2000 front page — masthead, worldwide celebration photos, and the headline "2000! No Computer Meltdowns. Just Cheer." Hanes Preshrunk XL, assembled in Jamaica. Original tag still attached; appears never worn.
Size: XL — Hanes Preshrunk, 100% Cotton
Condition: Appears unworn — original tag attached
Diecast Delivery Truck — Bergen Evening Record
Lledo-style diecast 1930s delivery truck in brown with cream cargo box printed "Bergen Evening Record" — the paper's name from 1922 to 1960. These newspaper promotional diecasts were produced in the 1980s and are actively collected.
Era: Model est. 1980s; depicts 1930s vehicle; Bergen Evening Record name used 1922–1960
"Scoop" Official Mascot Plush — Community Ambassador
Rare plush mascot from The Record — "Scoop" was the paper's official community ambassador for school and community events. Animated newspaper character with embroidered face, black limbs, and blue cap. Tag reads: "Scoop is an official community ambassador of The Record. For info call show contact info ." Very few known to exist.
Era: Est. late 1990s–early 2000s
Condition: Pre-owned — original tag attached
Black Messenger / Laptop Bag — Embroidered Logo
Black canvas messenger bag with The Record logo embroidered in blue with green/blue stripe. Multiple interior pockets, key clip, zip compartment, carry handle, shoulder strap clip, and two front buckle closures. Functional and in used condition.
Era: Est. 2000s–early 2010s
Advertising Pica Ruler — "Call For Advertising Results You Can Measure"
Large-format typesetting ruler used by Record ad staff and salespeople. Features pica and inch scales, 1–6 column width guides, and the slogan "Call For Advertising Results You Can Measure." Lists three ad dept. phone numbers: show contact info (Bergen/Hudson), show contact info (Passaic/Morris), show contact info (Rockland). A unique and very displayable print media artifact.
Era: Est. 1980s–early 1990s (based on area codes and phone numbers)
Red Canvas Tote Bag — "The Record / We Cover Your World"
Vibrant red canvas tote with white blackletter logo, triple-chevron graphic, tagline "We Cover Your World," and blue fabric handles. Likely late 1980s–1990s.
Era: Est. late 1980s–1990s
1976 Bicentennial Pinback Button — "The Sunday Record 200"
Large pinback button commemorating America's 200th anniversary, issued by The Sunday Record. Red, white, and blue design with U.S. map outline and "The Sunday Record 200" inside. Nearly 50 years old — genuine 1976 Bicentennial collectible with crossover appeal to both newspaper and Bicentennial collectors. Minor age spotting consistent with age.
Date: 1976 — U.S. Bicentennial
Advertiser Pitch Booklet — "Hey Friend, What's the Best Way to Get to Northern New Jersey?"
Charming vintage promotional booklet made by The Record to attract advertisers. Cover features a hand-drawn delivery truck driver asking the question — the answer implied being: advertise in The Record. Spine reads "The Story of Life in Northern New Jersey." A fun and rare piece of newspaper history.
Era: Est. 1980s–1990s
The Record ashtray. Annual Golf Party June 12, 1964. Call WARD-GRIFFITH CO.
While you were out message note
$200 for all