1941 Pearl Harbor Attack WW2 Memorabilia, WW2 Antique Gifts, Vintage Original W

Description: Original December 12, 1941 issue of the New York World-Telegram with the dramatic wartime headline “Jap Fleet on Run.” This paper was printed just five days after the attack on Pearl Harbor and reflects the immediate military response and national mobilization. The front page highlights efforts to register American men aged 18 to 65, raising the active service age limit to 45, as well as American aerial victories and Japanese losses across the Pacific. This issue includes coverage of U.S. planes hitting battleships, the British sinking dozens of Japanese landing boats, and a U.S. Army pilot giving a firsthand account of a battleship strike. Also featured is news of Russia retaking 400 villages and an explosion at American ordinance plants. With bold type and rich wartime content, this authentic newspaper is a tangible connection to one of the most pivotal moments in 20th century history. This is an original and complete issue in good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear. A powerful piece for collectors or as a thoughtful historic gift. Ideal for WWII history collectors, military memorabilia fans, antique hunters, vintage decor lovers, man cave or office display, patriotic gifts for men, history teachers, rare paper collectors, and those who appreciate impactful historic artifacts. Ideal for: Collectors of WWII or military memorabilia Antique lovers and newspaper collectors Unique gifts for dads, veterans, or history teachers Office or stu