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Ever get the feeling that you were born 100 years too late?

I have three passions in life, history, hockey and shooting. I have read enough history to realize that I was lucky to live in the time that I did. I can do all the shooting I want, have not had to go to war, no famine, made it through Covid, and the Red Scare,  etc. I was able to go to a gun show and buy a like new SKS for $60, got a like new M-1 Garand (international Harvestor) for $200, and a like new Rem 40X from CMP. I was in my 20s when Hockey really took off and was able to play in an informal adult pickup league for about  25 years, which I enjoyed more than shooting, even though I was the worst excuse for a hockey player ever! 
Things were pretty rough 100 years ago in a lot of ways that are not depicted on TV or in the movies. 100 years ago a good rifle cost a lot more (relatively speaking) than one does today, and not many were able to own more than one or two. Ammunition was pricey too. 
It would have been great to experience some of the events and culture of 100 years ago but I think we need to take a minute and reflect on how good we actually have it now, could be a lot worse!
Thanks for the comments! Always enjoy other people's thoughts and ideas!
Joe S

I have a Creedmoor program booklet from 1876 that identifies the different targets, matches, and prizes. I think I got it as a gift from a friend and collector. I have been watching eBay and the auction houses for other examples, but this type of material rarely comes up for sale. 

Content, graphics, colors, and condition make up a lot of the value. Two of your pages like the donation page and The New York Tribune have graphics and color. The other pages are asking for money to help the NRA for the following year's match.

A wild guess for the pieces you've shown would be $40-50 per page for those with graphics and about half for the others. That is how I would value them.