Vintage Hawaii History Photo & Newspaper Reprints Lot 4pc Statehood Cook Annex For Sale

Up for sale is a fascinating lot of four vintage reproductions capturing monumental moments in Hawaiian history. These prints were recently recovered from a storage unit and are in excellent aesthetic condition, perfect for framing, historical displays, or educational collections.Please note that these are high-quality vintage reproductions/reprints, not the original period newspapers or original photographs.What is Included in This Lot:• Historic Hula Dancers Photo: A beautiful, timeless black-and-white print depicting young Hawaiian girls performing a traditional hula dance in grass skirts and leis.• The Honolulu Advertiser (Bicentennial Mock-up Edition, July 4, 1776): A creative historical broadsheet featuring fictionalized news coverage of Captain Cook\'s arrival in the Pacific, local chief battles, and early Hawaiian surf culture.• The Pacific Commercial Advertiser (July 14, 1898): A reproduction of the historic front page announcing the annexation of Hawaii to the United States with the headline \"HERE TO STAY!\", alongside coverage of the Spanish-American War.• The Honolulu Advertiser Statehood Extra (March 12, 1959): A memorable reproduction of the iconic \"Congress Says YES! Hawaii to Become 50th State\" front page, complete with photos of key political figures from the historic vote.Condition:Good vintage condition overall with crisp text and imagery. The paper shows a naturally aged, sepia/off-white tone that enhances the vintage look. There may be minor edge wear from storage, but no major tears or heavy stains. Please review the photos carefully to evaluate the exact condition.