Original Rare U.S. WWI "Britons and Canadians - Fight Under Your Own Flag" Recruitment Poster - 28" x 41" German Machine Guns but unfortunately there is no

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Original Rare U.S. WWI "Britons and Canadians - Fight Under Your Own Flag" Recruitment Poster - 28" x 41" German Machine Guns but unfortunately there is noOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very interesting World War I recruitment poster, printed circa 1917 in the United States by THE CROWN PRESS, CHICAGO, as indicated in the lower left corner. It is matted and framed, and measures approximately 28" x 41". There is an example of this same poster currently held in the collection of the Imperial War Museum, as well as an example in the Auckland Museum in Australia, with the comment "poster