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  The illustration from the London broadsheet of the giant squid stranded at Dingle in 1673 Scan

  Francis Smith, London, c. 1674 ·from The Dingle "wonderful fish or beast": a giant squid stranded in County Kerry, 1673 (1673)

  A true Relation of a strange Monster that lately was by a Storm, driven a shore at Dingle-I-coth in the County of Kerry in Ireland, with Letters Teftimonial, under the hands of credible Eye-witnesses. To Mr. John Wickins at the Mearmaid in Millstreet, London. Oving Friend, I heard of this following …

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  Original 14 April 1849 issue of the Illustrated London News (dealer photo) Scan

  Rare Newspapers ·from The HMS Plumper Sea Serpent (1848)

  ward his at kings of the day, shows of pearl, a selection of precious music, and a beautiful dance. The present is the last of the two performances. The present and the last are the best between them. The present is a poignant, poignant, poignant, poignant, being heartfel saboteurs, both heavily inv…

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  Pearl Curran, about 1926 Scan

  From W. F. Prince, The Case of Patience Worth (1927) ·from The first "Patience Worth" communication, St. Louis (1913)
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  Pearl Curran Scan

  Psi Encyclopedia ·from The first "Patience Worth" communication, St. Louis (1913)
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  Scan of The Aeroplane, 24 November 1950, reprinting Chichester's account. Scan

  Patrick Gross ·from Francis Chichester's Airship over the Tasman Sea (1931)

  Flying Saucers in 1931? FRANCIS CHICHESTER is known to many as an expert navigator. He is also known as the author of two very good books of flying adventure, "Solo to Sydney" and "Seaplane Solo," published by Faber and Faber. The last mentioned, which was published in 1933, recounts his trip from N…

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  Scan of the Evening Post (Wellington), 9 May 1968. Scan

  Patrick Gross ·from Francis Chichester's Airship over the Tasman Sea (1931)

  Chichester Made A UFO Chichester Made Sighting Over Tasman In 1931 SIR Francis Chichester - aviator, navigator, ocean racer, author-is also a pioneer in another field: the sighting of unidentified flying objects. Britain's sprightly old man. Sir Francis is looking as fit of the sea, in Wellington fo…

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  William Winkler's letter of 28 October 1949 Scan

  from The Norwood Searchlight Disc Sightings (1949)

  Daniel Vandervoort I am. this City Pearl line: All these from many are of reason many examples stand bright here for adventuring progression of life different times are shown here picked up on a defect at allitude now 10 000 feet reached are speech of our offspring answer - it is not of Jepay source…

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  Possibly a scan of The Southern Cross, 24 October 1951 Scan

  from Pope Pius XII sees the 'miracle of the sun' in the Vatican Gardens (1950) (1950)

  SOUTHERN CROSS THE SOUTHERN CROSS YOUR WORLD MOREER BETTER. DO YOU GIVE IT! Published Weekly with the Approval of the Archbishop, Bishop and Venerable Apostle of Southern Africa No. 1629. Vol. XXXL. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1951. Pricer 44. THE 'SOUTHERN CROSS' Quarter 4/7 Ball-Year 5/7 Year 15/4 Year…

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  1977 newspaper article about the Lubbock Lights Scan

  NICAP ·from The Lubbock Lights (1951)

  New development adds to saga of 'Lubbock Lights' phenomena By Jeff South Update Staff Writer The mystery of the "Lubbock Lights," a V-shaped string of illuminated objects which flew over the muo city 26 years ago, is now more baffling than ever. In the latest development, computer-assisted scientist…