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1951 Article Soldier Rucksack March Helmet Haversack Knapsack Bandoleer PSC2 XGGB6 who was a famous genre

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This is an original 1916 halftone print showing the third year of the Great War finds the boy soldiers of the class of 1916 fighting in the French trenches

This is an original 1947 black and white print ad for The Bermuda Bakery

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1951 Article Soldier Rucksack March Helmet Haversack Knapsack Bandoleer PSC2 XGGB6 who was a famous genreThis is an original 1951 2 page two color print article entitled "Why Marching is Hard Work", which uses Marines to illustrate the heavy load each soldier carries during a march. Please be sure to view the additional image, and please note that the information on the right side of the additional image is included, but it is not actually part of the article. CONDITION This 60+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +++. Light aging in margins. No creases. No

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