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The Police Gazette is a legendary publication that originally ran for over 130 years and was the inspiration for much of what we take for granted in today's popular culture. Playboy, Sports Illustrated, the National Enquirer, Guinness World Records, Life, Esquire, Maxim, Backstage, crime sheets like The Slammer, The Daily Show, Colbert Report, Howard Stern.... The list goes on; the Police Gazette did it first. Why call it the "National POLICE Gazette?" Because it also invented America's Most Wanted with John Walsh.
Today, the Police Gazette is back. In addition to this website, we publish a monthly print edition in the Binghamton/Ithaca, NY, area; provide a research service that has aided everyone from major museums and Hollywood producers to the general public; clean, restore, and offer for sale the great works of art found in old Gazettes; and manage all Police Gazette trademarks and copyrights. See links to the right for more information.
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The Police Gazette is a legendary publication that originally ran for over 130 years and was the inspiration for much of what we take for granted in today's popular culture. Playboy, Sports Illustrated, the National Enquirer, Guinness World Records, Life, Esquire, Maxim, Backstage, crime sheets like The Slammer, The Daily Show, Colbert Report, Howard Stern.... The list goes on; the Police Gazette did it first. Why call it the "National POLICE Gazette?" Because it also invented America's Most Wanted with John Walsh.
Today, the Police Gazette is back. In addition to this website, we publish a monthly print edition in the Binghamton/Ithaca, NY, area; provide a research service that has aided everyone from major museums and Hollywood producers to the general public; clean, restore, and offer for sale the great works of art found in old Gazettes; and manage all Police Gazette trademarks and copyrights. See links to the right for more information.
Warning: Beware of Con Artists!
PoliceGazette.US and National Police Gazette Enterprises, LLC, are the only entities authorized to conduct Police Gazette business. Please see our Legal and Contact Info page.
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From Annie Oakley, John L. Sullivan, and the Titanic to Joe Louis, Rocky Marciano, Sugar Ray Robinson, and the Nixon/Kennedy election. Iconic 19th and 20th century Police Gazette covers and illustrations are available for the first time!
From Annie Oakley, John L. Sullivan, and the Titanic to Joe Louis, Rocky Marciano, Sugar Ray Robinson, and the Nixon/Kennedy election. Iconic 19th and 20th century Police Gazette covers and illustrations are available for the first time!
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