1935 New York Times Newspaper – Warsaw Headline w/COA Case For Sale

1935 New York Times Newspaper – Warsaw Headline w/COA Case
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1935 New York Times Newspaper – Warsaw Headline w/COA Case:
$149.00

This is an original May 13, 1935 issue of The New York Times, professionally preserved and presented in a Newspaper Archives leatherette presentation case with certificate of authenticity. The newspaper remains sealed in protective plastic and presents in exceptionally clean, well-preserved condition for its age.
The front page features coverage of the death of Polish Marshal Józef Piłsudski in Warsaw, alongside major U.S. political headlines including congressional debate over the Patman Bonus Bill and New Deal–era municipal power initiatives. The issue captures a pivotal moment in interwar European and American political history, during a period of rising global instability prior to World War II.
Archive presentation sets such as this are favored by collectors because they offer original newsprint in protected display format rather than loose folded papers. The inclusion of the official case and authentication enhances both display appeal and collector confidence.
This is an original 1935 issue, not a facsimile or reproduction.
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