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February 26, 2013 by GuyHeilenman
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I have a copy of this newspaper. Can you tell me what it is worth and if there is any interest in purchasing it. I believe it belonged to my deceased father in law who was in the war. It is in good condition just turned yellow from age.
Most of these issues coming from those in the war are actually reprints – quickly reprinted and give to the soldiers soon after the event. If you can take a couple of pictures – especially close-ups of the top of the paper – and send them to guy@rarenewspapers.com, we would be happy to give you our thoughts.