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The biggest events of the 1970s are showcased via Washington Post newspaper articles printed at the time.
- A collection of original Washington Post reprints from the 1970s
- Personalized with any name, a message and optional embossing
- Gold embossed and handbound in a racing green leatherette cover
- Ability to emboss your cover for free
- 12.5” x 15” of tabloid coverage of major events
In 1972, five men broke into the Democratic National Committee headquarters, prompting a political controversy that would become one of the most famous subjects of print news of the Seventies, or indeed any other decade: the Watergate Scandal. Two years later, but still in the wake of the event, Richard Nixon would become the only US President to ever resign from office. The 1970s also saw the end of the Vietnam War, a twenty-year conflict which had seen millions of soldiers and civilians killed.
Two entertainment icons also lost their lives in the 70s: Elvis Presley at the age of 44, and Charlie Chaplin four months later, aged 88. Personalise your Washington Post Decade book with a name and special message, which will be printed in a certificate on the title page. The name will also be embossed in gold on the cover, making this the perfect gift for any budding historian.
How to Personalize the 1970s Decade Book
This edition comes in a green leatherette cover with your recipient’s name embossed in gold as standard. Also add a special message to feature on the book’s title page.
Check your personalisation: accents and other symbols cannot be used unless otherwise stated.
Further Information
Features 90 stories and two cover pages. Total number of pages: 102.
