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Scans matching “Coleman”8 scans

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  Image accompanying Loren Coleman's 2012 Cryptomundo post on the 1869 gorilla reports Scan

  from Old Sheff, the Arcadia Valley "wild man or gorilla" of Crawford County, Kansas (1869) (1869)
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  Retrospective clipping, "Mad Gasser part 2" Scan

  Botetourt County Memory ·from The Mad Gasser of Botetourt County (1933)

  Gasser (Continued from Page 1-B) cap standing at the bedroom window. (Keep in mind that at this point Kearney was unaware of his wife's earlier experience.) "Kearney gave chase, but the 'phantom' easily outran him. The next morning, Mrs. Kearney's lips were burned, her mouth and throat unbearable dr…

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  Image labelled "carn_roo" on Cryptomundo's Shuker and Coleman post; probably a carnivorous kangaroo illustration, not an event photograph Scan

  from The South Pittsburg Killer Kangaroo (1934)
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  Image labelled "20_killer" on Cryptomundo's Shuker and Coleman post; probably a modern illustration, not an event photograph Scan

  from The South Pittsburg Killer Kangaroo (1934)
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  Ogden Standard-Examiner, 25 April 1948: UP story Scan

  Ogden Standard-Examiner (UP) ·from The St. Louis and Alton Giant Bird Flap (Thunderbird Sightings), 1948 (1948)

  'Enormous' Bird Is Sighted Again, Flapping Over City ALTON, 111., April 24 (UP)-An "enormous" bird, first reported seabird seen flying over the outskirts of Alton shortly before noon today. E. M. Coleman, a former salesman, and his 15-year-old son James, said the bird was flying at about 500 feet an…

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  St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 2 May 1948: illustration by Amadee for Dickson Terry's feature; artwork, not a photograph Scan

  Amadee, St. Louis Post-Dispatch ·from The St. Louis and Alton Giant Bird Flap (Thunderbird Sightings), 1948 (1948)

  The Gigantic Bird Mystery That Thing in the Sky—Is It Really a Bird, or Is It a Plane or a Witch? AROVE IS A STYLIZED DRAWING OF THE "BIRD" SEED BY MR. AND MRS. CLYDE SMITH, AND BY MR. AND MRS. CLYDE SMITH. BLOW IS AN APPROXIMATION OF WHAT DR. KRISTINE DOLLAE SAWL. E. M. COLEMAN OF ALTON THOUGHT A S…

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  Loren Coleman holding a 10-foot anaconda skin linked to "Wessie" Scan

  Troy R. Bennett / BDN ·from Ole Mikkelsen's Cassie sea serpent sighting off Cape Elizabeth (1958)
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  Loren Coleman Scan

  Loren Coleman / Cryptomundo ·from The Enfield Monster, Illinois 1973 (1973)