Replica Newspapers on the D-Day Landing and Titanic Options:D-Day Landings and thundering applause which shook

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“We pass over the numerous other topics of the Message to the main question—the disposition to be made of the slaves of Southern rebels falling into the hands of our armies

We have two that are identical except one slipcase is dark brown and the other a lighter brown

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Replica Newspapers on the D-Day Landing and Titanic Options:D-Day Landings and thundering applause which shookAbout the newspapers: D Day Landings A complete twelve page replica of the evening Standard newspaper from June 6th 1944, reporting that more than 4000 ships and smaller craft had crossed the Channel to begin the invasion. Titanic A complete 16 page replica of the Daily Mirror from April 16th, 1912. Full coverage of the sinking of RMS Titanic on her maiden voyage to New York. Includes adverts and other news of the day. Created and printed in the UK.