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Simply
from the day you were born, married or any other very special occasion...
Turn
The Front Page of the Times Newspaper - Into An Exclusive Absorbing
Jigsaw Puzzle...
"A Gift to Truly Remember"
These jigsaws are simply stunning and make a brilliant, memorable
gift for the special day.
Imaging
receiving this jigsaw... slowly as you piece together the jigsaw
you are also piecing together all the events that took place
on the day you were born or married...
The
Times newspaper just as it would have appeared
on the newsstand all those years ago in a 400 piece really
special jigsaw. Plus you can then get it framed and hang
it for everyone to see.
 These
fascinating jigsaws are individually created using high quality
mono reproductions taken from original - and increasingly rare -
archive editions dating as far back as 1920
Important Note - Sunday & Bank Holiday editions
are not available for The Times of London, In the event your chosen
date is not available the next available day’s edition will
be used? You
can Click
Here to find out what the day was.
Also
the format has changed over the years. Until May 1966 it was largely
compiled of classified ads, birth deaths and marriages - still a
fascinating look back to life at that time...
An
ideal and prestigious gift for any special date or event: birth
dates, anniversaries, weddings, retirements.
Your
newspaper jigsaw assembles to virtually the
actual size of the original front page (48 x 34 cm)!
 Plus
the centerpiece is shaped like an open newspaper and the
puzzle also comes with a full-sized paper
copy of the selected front page to use as a guide (which
you could also frame).
Each jigsaw is made to order using quality 1.5 Millboard and will
arrive in an attractive presentation box, which, for that
added personal touch, contains an area allowing you to inscribe
a unique message.
Make
a gift of history for a present not forgotten.
Click
Here To Order Now - Your special jigsaw. Just £22.99
- Please allow 21 days for delivery (Most arrive in 7 - 10 days).
Please
note we can not print dates before 1920
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