The New York Times March 18 1943 Original WWII Newspaper — Historic Archives, C For Sale
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The New York Times March 18 1943 Original WWII Newspaper — Historic Archives, C: $90.00
An authentic original issue of The New York Times, Thursday, March 18, 1943, presented by Historic Newspaper Archives, Inc. A genuine piece of World War II history.
Headlines include:
"Nazis Report British Offensive at North End of Mareth Line; Russians Attack Near Kharkov"
"Gasoline Rations Cut by Half by OPA; All Buses Frozen"
"Assembly Defeats City Sales Tax Rise in Bi-Partisan Vote"
"Convoys Rout U-Boat, Lone U.S. Cutter"
What's Included:
Original newspaper, preserved in vinyl protective sleeve
Dark green leatherette protective case (approx. 20.5" x 13.5")
Certificate of Authentication No. 99234 (signed by Robert L. Mooers, American Ephemera Society, and Christian Bailly, Founder, Musée de la Presse, Paris)
Special Care Instructions insert from Historic Newspaper Archives, Inc.
About this newspaper: Sourced from the Library of Congress and U.S. Department of Justice bound volumes. Certified as an original, authentic issue — not a copy or reprint.
Condition: Case shows light shelf wear and minor scuffs. Newspaper is aged with natural yellowing consistent with age; no tears noted. Certificate intact.
A wonderful gift for history buffs, WWII collectors, or anyone born on March 18th.
