EST. 1998
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Simply send us your required date (be it a birthday, anniversary, whatever) and before you can say 'Top footballer caught in secret love tryst!' we'll dispatch a beautifully made jigsaw puzzle depicting the front page from that day's issue of The Times. Of course the aforementioned salacious headline would never feature in a newspaper of The Times' stature. After all, this highly-regarded daily publication was the first to send special correspondents abroad to follow particular conflicts, and its list of contributors reads like a who's who of literature.
Each fascinating jigsaw is individually created using high-quality mono reproductions taken from original - and increasingly rare - archive editions dating as far back as 1850! And although we doubt any of you are over 150 years old, maybe you'd like to know what was making the news when your late Uncle Wilf was born; or maybe you're a keen history buff; or maybe you're immortal like that bloke in Highlander - no hang on, that's just silly.
Personalised pressies don't come much better than this, because piecing together an old (but relevant) front page is just as entertaining as reading it. And receiving a gift as unique as The Times Puzzle shows that it really is the thought that counts. Puzzling times indeed!
Delivery details:
This product can only be delivered to addresses within the UK.
(8 May 1952)
An example of of a pre-1966 front page.
This product is manufactured to your personal specification. You will be asked to provide the date you require (in the format 'day month year', e.g. 14 September 1984) on our Checkout page.
Only the regular daily editions of The Times are currently available - Bank Holiday dates are not available. To check whether your preferred date falls on a Bank Holiday please click here. Unfortunately we cannot provide a check for bank holidays at this time.
If any date falls on a Bank Holiday you will be automatically given the next date.
Prior to May 3 1966, The Times front covers contained adverts rather than news headlines. Only years 1920 - to present day are available.