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Translation: Arents
This piece of wartime propaganda was meant to inspire the French people to purchase war bonds and fund the recovery in the aftermath of WWI
Patented in France
the Allied forces chase a dishonored Germany from the frame
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La Cire a Cacheter a Mèche Jean Tissier Translation: ArentsIl y a meche! Plus de brulures aux doigts! Plus de vetements brules! Plus de bureaux brules! Demandez chez tous les libraires, papetiers. La Cire a Cacheter a Meche. I. Lambert. Translation: There's a wick! No more finger burns! No more clothing burns! No more desk burns! Ask at your bookstores, and paper stores for wick sealing wax. Artist: Louis Morin Year: c. 1900 Condition: Good, please note restoration done in the top right corner and
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