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File:NYT Masthead.svg

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English: The masthead and logo of The New York Times
Date 1851-9-18
Source The Newseum http://webmedia.newseum.org/newseum-multimedia/dfp/pdf27/NY_NYT.pdf "Today's Front Pages"
Author The New York Times

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