Original U.S. WWI Era U.S. Employment Service Featuring Artwork of USMC 6th Marine Regiment by Dan Smith - Framed; 25 ½” x 30” Hotchkiss MG Each still has the original

Each still has the original data plate on the side

though 35 to 40 miles was a more typical average cruising speed

Production of the P-1810 was over 27

receiving his commission as such while on the march of Sherman's army from Savannah

IIb is the size which translates to: Medium/ Regular length

Original U.S. WWI Era U.S. Employment Service Featuring Artwork of USMC 6th Marine Regiment by Dan Smith - Framed; 25 ½” x 30” Hotchkiss MG Each still has the originalOriginal Item: Only One Available. This propaganda poster was issued jointly by the U. S. Employment Service and the Department of Labor. It's an eye catching image that depicts a group of brave Marines charging into battle with flags flying high overhead. The poster also features a badge that commemorates the battles in which these soldiers participated, including Cantony, Chateau Thierry, St. Mihiel, Argonne, and Marne. The artwork was created by