Add the ultimate touch by displaying your commemorative newspaper in an elegant presentation case. The handsome 'hand-finished' deluxe case comes personalized with the recipient's name and the newpaper's title embossed in gold. The Certificate of Authenticity appears prominently when the case is open and shows that your newspaper is the original, complete edition.

Historic Newspaper Archives is now offering to set your unique original newspaper in a hand-made leatherette gift binder, with parchment fleur-de-lis endpapers and gold embossed with the recipient's name, title and date of the original newspaper. As with all Historic Newspapers, the "Premiere Book Presentation" comes with its own Certificate of Authenticity verifying the unique value of this prestigious gift.

Your commemorative newspaper becomes part of your home in our classic hand-finished gold-leaf frame. It arrives ready for hanging anywhere you desire. The special clip-spring backing is designed to easily remove the entire newspaper for hours of enjoyable reading about the events that occurred on your special day.

This beautifully gold embossed and individually bound book is the gift with priceless memories; containing a complete recreation of The New York Times newspaper for the very special date of your choice. The Classic Birthdate Yearbook also includes four front pages of major historical events of the same year. These pages are enclosed between stylish fleur-de-lis end papers and with a detailed table of contents page hilighting those historical events. The pages are traditionally bound with an elegant hardback cover which is individually gold embossed with the recipient's name, newspaper title and date on the front.

An American Heritage, rare original newspapers with assured value, many from the Library of Congress. Our staff of experts have carefully preserved each edition to insure that each issue will be enjoyed and referred to for many years to come. With your collectible newspaper, you will become part of our American Heritage, preserving a piece of your own personal history.