United Kingdom. "Which Ought You to Wear?" Recruitment Poster 1915 Buy Now the attending physician reviewed Livings'

the attending physician reviewed Livings' medical history: "Before joining the army he was troubled every winter with (a) cough

measuring approximately 283 mm x 140 mm

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which locks the dagger in place within its scabbard

Also included is a promotion for Feuerwerker-Unteroffizier (Artificer NCO) Fritz Ritzenhoff of the 3rd Battery of Flak Regiment 14 in Duisburg to “planmäßiger Feuerwerker” (orderly/proper Artificer)

United Kingdom. "Which Ought You to Wear?" Recruitment Poster 1915 Buy Now the attending physician reviewed Livings'An early war and notable 19141915 British World War I recruitment poster issued by the Central London Recruiting Depot. It depicts five civilian hatstop hat, bowler, boater, Panama, and Trilbysurrounding a central soldier's field service cap, pressuring men to choose the military cap over civilian life, measuring 50. 5 cm (w) x 75 cm (h), having been professionally reinforced with linen backing to have kept in large binder, remains with strong