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Translation of Cox Co France Ld The 1920 National Loan Subscribe

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Translation of Cox Co France Ld The 1920 National Loan Subscribe
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Title: Translation of Cox Co France Ld The 1920 National Loan Subscribe
Description: Translation of Cox & Co. France Ld. The 1920 National Loan. Subscribe. Crowd rushing into Cox & Co.

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About These Images: Infamous WWI poster reproductions featuring recruiting and propaganda from the World War I era. Items in this collection are haunting reminders of the grim face of war.

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