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| ID#: |
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WW1614 |
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| Title: |
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NOW, WHAT WAS I SUPPOSED TO REMEMBER? |
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| Artist: |
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Woodcock |
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| Category: |
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WWII USA Homefront & Bonds |
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| Date: |
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1944 |
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| Condition: |
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Faint fold lines, overall near-mint. |
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| Size: |
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17x23" |
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| Comments: |
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Sailor pauses to think holding up string around his finger right in front of doorway with sign "Pro Station" (for prophylactic). On the reverse is an inked letter, written in a large hand, from an enlisted man in San Diego to a friend in August, 1944, wherein he gives this poster as a gift. Writing does not show through. A classic anti-venerial disease/ medical item. (health/ sex) |
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| Price: |
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$225.00 |
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