NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE/ JAPAN DECLARES WAR ON US BOMBS HAWAII 1945

Description: NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE/ JAPAN DECLARES WAR ON US BOMBS HAWAII, TOKIO TROOPS INVADE MALAYA & THAILAND. DECEMBER 8TH 1945 /WW2Measurement approximate: Material: Paper

Description: New York Herald Tribune Dec 9,1941 issue ( U.S. Congress votes to declare war on Japan).Complete Newspaper., illustrated. Measurement approximate: 22" H X 17 W. Shipping Cost:$18 excludin

Description: New York Herald Tribune Dec 9,1941 issue ( U.S. Congress votes to declare war on Japan).Complete Newspaper., illustrated. Measurement approximate: 22" H X 17 W. Shipping Cost:$18 excludin

Description: Newspaper: THE NEW YORK TIMES/DECEMBER 8TH 1941/ JAPAN WARS ON U.S AND BRITAIN/ MAKES SUDDEN ATTACK ON HAWAII/ WW2. Measurement approximate: Material: Paper

Over 40 Buffalo nickels, English coins, Canadian coins, a Napoleon Empereur III 1863 (worn condition), a Roy Roger's Riders Lucky Piece token, a New York Herald Tribune Yard and Garden Competition tok

Description: New York World Telegram: December 11th 1941/ US Declares War on Germany & Italy/ WW2. Measurement approximate: Material: Paper

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Following the Japanese bombardment of the US Naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on December 7, 1941, the United States declared war on Japan and Germany and immediately mobilized the country for war.

Following the Japanese bombardment of the US Naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on December 7, 1941, the United States declared war on Japan and Germany and immediately mobilized the country for war.

Untitled, paper collage on canvas, signed 'Okada' (lower right), 40x50in., overall framed 51.5x51in.

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