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This Is Where You Belong Now!—Get Aboard!
WWI Posters Batch1

This Is Where You Belong Now!—Get Aboard!

R. I. Conklin (American, 20th century)
1917
Object PlaceUnited States
Medium/TechniquePoster, color lithograph on cardstock
DimensionsSheet: 27.9 x 53.3 cm (11 x 21 in.)
Credit LineGift of J. N. Stanley
Accession numberRES.37.173
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ClassificationsPrints
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