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Survey Form Number: 689

Handwritten Number:

SI-Assigned Tracking No.: 5779

Different Language Version of nos.:

Nos.:

Duplicate of No.: 6403

Condition Differs: No

Time Period: World War One

Nationality of Issuing Organization: France

Other:

Issuing Organization/Creator: N/A

Series Information: N/A

Locale Information: N/A

Date: N/A

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End (YYYY-MM-DD):

Purpose: Conservation/Food Production; Tribute to Allies

Other:

Organization/Service for which Issued: N/A

Genre: Poster

Other:

No. of Pieces:

Size:

Height: 37

Width: 47

Size: 1/4

Opening Words: POUR LA BELLE TERRE DE FRANCE/ "Paysans de France, salvons les soldats de la liore Amerique qui viennent par millions meler leur sang a celui de nas fils, pour nous conserver le droit de cultiver notre champ et pour empecher les barbares de nous ravir les libertes conquises".

Translation: For the beautiful land of France/"French citizens, let's welcome soldiers of free America who come by the millions to mix their blood with that of our sones, in order to guard the right to cultivate our lands and to save our liberties from the ravishes of the barbarians."

Language:

Other:

Physical Description: Multi-color

Artist(s):

Artist(s): Benito

Main Image: Women working in fields being helped by U.S. soldier and waving to other US soldiers marching by

Other Image(s):

Printing Info:

Printing Info:

Printer: Librairie Grasset

Other Printing Info.: N/A

Printing Date: N/A

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End (YYYY-MM-DD):

Printing Place: Paris

INFO STAMPED ON POSTER: N/A

"Specimen of British War Literature ...":

Princeton Donor/Number: BF 6822

Other Donor Info.:

Mrs. Van S. Merle-Smith:

Condition: Excellent

Condition Details:

Other:

Accession/Non-Accession Number: 1990.3118

Negative Number:

Collection Name: Princeton University Posters Collection (AC #433)

SITE:

Map Case:

Drawer:

Folder:

Box: 13

Folder: 9

Comments:

Cataloger:

Name: Don Perna

Date: 10/8/92

Begin (YYYY-MM-DD): 1992/10/08

End (YYYY-MM-DD): 1992/10/08


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