Original U.S. WWI Framed Army Girl’s Transport Tobacco Fund Donation Poster - Extremely Scarce - 26¼ x 36¾” Category_Water Jacket Assembly later dying at Boston

later dying at Boston

The French appointed him Chevalier of the Légion d'honneur

and the oil cloth liner has had the lacquer separate from the fabric in many areas

or sometimes the body color of the uniform

It is decorated with a well detailed zinc eagle insignia on the peak and and an early pattern hand embroidered bullion wreath surrounding a bullion tri-color cockade on the band

Original U.S. WWI Framed Army Girl’s Transport Tobacco Fund Donation Poster - Extremely Scarce - 26¼ x 36¾” Category_Water Jacket Assembly later dying at BostonOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an extremely scarce WWI donation poster, the first of its design we have ever seen, which encourages citizens to donate to the Army Girls Transport Tobacco Fund, which was specifically meant to provide soldiers with cigarettes on their trip overseas, from the U. S. to France. This is very interesting and highlights the importance placed on tobacco in society at the time. The frame measures 26 x 36 and is