The New York Times March 18 1943 Original WWII Newspaper — Historic Archives, C For Sale

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.