Smiths Double Duty Overall WW2 War Bonds Ad Union Made 1940s Tag SANFORIZED
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some edge wear as shown, great graphics
The internal pages, numbered fourteen and fifteen, reveal the publication’s dense, instructional nature. The text provides a precise recipe, noting that the solution, made with soda ash or a substitute of common baking soda, can be applied with a drawing pen to remove the blue background from a print, leaving clear white lines.
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The design centers on the iconic Morton Salt Girl in her yellow dress and umbrella, holding the blue salt container with the famous slogan “When it rains it pours,” which was introduced in 1914 to promote the product’s free-flowing quality in humid weather.
Herbert L. Arrall, Newburyport, Mass. W. C. Wilhite, Carlinville, Illinois. See photos.
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The subject is shown standing formally, wearing a Luftwaffe tunic with visible breast eagle and insignia. This is a strong portrait-style image, likely taken for personal or service records. The uniform details and insignia are clearly visible, making this a desirable collectible for Luftwaffe and Third Reich militaria collectors.
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