DOUGHBOYS MARINES BAYONETS SAILORS SEWING WW1 PHOTOS
UNIQUE COLLECTORS ITEM!
These great looking photos were in the March 1918 issue of National Geographic magazine. Wonderful historic content.
Large photo is a class of non-commissioned officers of the 28th Keystone Division at Camp Hancock practicing “going over the top”. The opposite side of the page pictures two sailors sewing and two Marines during bayonet practice in France.
The page measures 10 x 6.9 inches, condition is very good with normal wear and light toning, the staple holes by the edge and all of our paper items are shipped with cardboard backing and are wrapped in plastic for protection.
THIS ITEM IS AN ORIGINAL NOT A REPRINT!
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