Original WWI poster — "Books wanted for our men in camp and over there" — Framed, with museum-grade acrylic Archival print Volume 3: Through Fairy Halls

Volume 3: Through Fairy Halls

I chose to leave it as it is and leave it to the buyer to decide whether to leave it

they published between 1771 and 1773 six sets of satirical "macaroni" prints

The Continental Congress was won over by Lafayette’s offer to serve without pay and gave him a major general’s commission but no troops

and the antique frame

Original WWI poster — "Books wanted for our men in camp and over there" — Framed, with museum-grade acrylic Archival print Volume 3: Through Fairy HallsUpdated June 3: This has been sold. . . . This World War I poster entitled, "Books wanted for our men in camp and 'over there.' Take your gifts to the public library." Created by Charles Buckles (C. B.) Falls in 1918. In the lower left hand corner you'll see what I assume was pasted into the inside of every donated book. Of the many WWI posters Ive seen, I especially like the composition and message, bringing forward another aspect of life in the