1963 Print Howard Brodie WWII Art Medic Oliver Poythress Soldier Dud 88 Mortar Dental This is an original 1926

This is an original 1926 four-page two-color lithograph ad (two double-sided pages) reminding the readers of monthly French trade magazine Vendre

Portraits include that of the chief mistress of the King of France Louis XIV

Please note: There is an original center crease

screenplay by Edwin Burke

Edward Whymper

1963 Print Howard Brodie WWII Art Medic Oliver Poythress Soldier Dud 88 Mortar Dental This is an original 1926This is an original 1963 halftone print of an 88 dud landing behind a medic named Oliver Poythress in Germany (Deutschland). Brodie wrote on the subject, "During the 88 barrage, a dud landed in front of a platoon sergeant, spraying him with dirt. Another ricocheted over the 300 operator and one landed behind a medic. GIs described the duds when we rehashed the attack afterwards." Poythress had stopped a GI from throwing a grenade into a supposed enemy