Description
A nice gold gilt powder compact
The rebellion
amended the following year to reverse the order of the "Argyll" and "Sutherland" sub-titles
showing little sign of use or storage wear accumulated over the past 150 or so years
The decoration can trace its origin back to awards established in 1793 by King Frederick William III of Prussia
Original U.S. WWI Rare Framed “Salvation Army Lassie” Doughnut Girl United War Work Campaign Propaganda Poster - 35 x 45½” German Flags A nice gold gilt powderOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a tremendous framed example of one of the more well known WWI Posters, The Salvation Army Lassie or the Donut poster as it is often called. It depicts a soldier eating a donut and pointing back at a woman exclaiming, Oh Boy! Thats the girl! The Salvation Army Lassie! Keep her on the Job!. The poster was meant to advertise and promote the United War Work Campaign, specifically from November 11 18th, 1918. The