The Evening Standard newspaper from March 2nd, 1961 is a vintage piece from the United Kingdom, making it a unique collectable item. The headline suggests a story about revenge in the Congo and the shooting of a Queen Tiger, adding to the historical and nostalgic value of the publication. This newspaper provides a glimpse into the events and issues of the early 1960s, making it a valuable addition to any vintage newspaper collection.
Due to the age some newspapers have discoloured may have small tears ,but can still be read
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