Vintage Dec 8 1941 San Francisco Call-Bulletin Pearl Harbor War Extra Newspaper For Sale

Item DescriptionNewspaper: The San Francisco Call-Bulletin (An Independent Newspaper)
Date: Monday, December 8, 1941
Issue: 87th Year, Vol. 160, No. 115 / Vol. 170, No. 115
Edition: First Financial Edition / WAR EXTRAUp for sale is an incredible, authentic piece of WWII history: The San Francisco Call-Bulletin newspaper from December 8, 1941, printed the day immediately following the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor.This historic \"War Extra\" features massive, urgent headlines tracking the outbreak of the war in the Pacific. It captures the immediate shock, raw casualty figures, and political reactions in real-time as the United States formally entered World War II.Major Front Page Headlines & Sections:

• \"WAR DECLARED\" (Massive bold banner headline)
• \"ATTACKS KILL 1,500 - Late Bulletins U. S. Battleship Sunk!\"
• \"Britain Declares War\"
• \"Only One Vote Opposes War\" (Detailing Representative Jeannette Rankin\'s dissenting vote)
• \"Japan Claims Huge Ship Toll\"
• Historic Advertisements: Features a fascinating look at the reverse side, displaying a full-page \"Tuesday Specials\" ad from the famous San Francisco department store, The Emporium.

Condition Report:Please review all listing photographs carefully to assess the physical state of this vintage newsprint:

• Overall State: This is a delicate, completely intact vintage newspaper. It exhibits typical, natural browning/tanning and aging common to old newsprint.
• Folds & Edges: Features standard historical fold lines with noticeable chipping, minor fraying, and small tears along the outer margins and primary creases.
• Text & Readability: Despite edge wear, all central headlines, text blocks, historic articles, and reverse advertisements remain bold, crisp, and fully legible.
• Storage Folds: This newspaper has been stored folded long-term. It features established crease lines as pictured.
• Packaging Note: This item will be shipped securely folded along its existing storage creases.