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In 1891, Dietrick Lamande, the man behind the growth and success of Grit for more than 50 years, had a revolutionary idea. His concept was to expand the distribution of Grit in small towns across America by employing newsboys to sell the publication door-to-door and on street corners. As a result of this innovation, generations of men across the country share the childhood experience of selling Grit during their youths. Now, you can recapture the fond memories of Grit daily newspaper's past with your own carrier bag. Made of sturdy cotton canvas with the historic Grit name displayed on the front, this carrier bag is a welcome callback to years past. 13 ½ x 18-inches.

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Long-time or new readers of GRIT will love this holiday gift set, including a GRIT carrier bag and Sunday GRIT: A Newspaper Legacy book, packed with these favorites:

Williamsport: The GRIT Photo Collection
Take a look at American history with this photographic collection. For more than one hundred years, GRIT was America's favorite newspaper, and a Sunday morning staple.

Sunday GRIT: A Newspaper Legacy This hardcover coffee table book features 136 pages packed with details on GRIT's amazing legacy, starting with the purchase of the struggling newspaper supplement in 1884 by German immigrant Dietrick Lamade.

Magazine Slipcase Protect your GRIT back issues with this attractive, navy blue vinyl case.

GRIT Carrier Bag Made of sturdy cotton canvas with the historic GRIT name displayed on the front, this carrier bag is a welcome callback to years past.