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WW2 Original Newspaper Sept 3 1945 1,500,000 GIs At The Gates Japan Surrenders
WW2 Original Newspaper Sept 3 1945 1,500,000 GIs At The Gates Japan Surrenders
WW2 Original Newspaper Sept 3 1945 1,500,000 GIs At The Gates Japan Surrenders
WW2 Original Newspaper Sept 3 1945 1,500,000 GIs At The Gates Japan Surrenders
WW2 Original Newspaper Sept 3 1945 1,500,000 GIs At The Gates Japan Surrenders
WW2 Original Newspaper Sept 3 1945 1,500,000 GIs At The Gates Japan Surrenders
WW2 Original Newspaper Sept 3 1945 1,500,000 GIs At The Gates Japan Surrenders
WW2 Original Newspaper Sept 3 1945 1,500,000 GIs At The Gates Japan Surrenders
WW2 Original Newspaper Sept 3 1945 1,500,000 GIs At The Gates Japan Surrenders
WW2 Original Newspaper Sept 3 1945 1,500,000 GIs At The Gates Japan Surrenders

WW2 Original Newspaper Sept 3 1945 1,500,000 GIs At The Gates Japan Surrenders

$ 39.6

Availability: 12 in stock
  • Conflict: WW II (1939-45)
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Modified Item: No
  • Theme: Militaria
  • Condition: This RARE paper is intact and complete. It exhibits some yellowing, edge-checking, brittleness, as would/could be expected but also includes full comic section and un-worked crossword.
  • Region of Origin: United States
  • Original/Reproduction: Original

    Description

    This RARE paper is intact and complete.  It exhibits some yellowing, edge-checking, brittleness, as would/could be expected but also includes full comic section and un-worked crossword.
    This RARE paper is intact and complete.  It exhibits some yellowing, edge-checking, brittleness, as would/could be expected but also includes full comic section and un-worked crossword.  Rare full complete original newspaper Daily Mirror NY September 3, 1945.  ** HEADLNE**  "1,500,000 SOLDIERS AT JAP GATES.  Surrender of Jap Army." Its Official Japan Gives Up. Cover photo, General MacArthur watches as General Yoshijiro Ukmo signs surrender document aboard U.S.S. Missouri., this type of paper was not meant to survive, guaranteed only a handful still survive, would look spectacular framed and add depth to any WW2 collection,  Great addition to any Militaria collection. Please see all photos as they are a big part of the description.