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Posted 2 years ago
dstruble46
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I would like to get some information on this poster. A friend of mine was tearing down a house and found quite a number of these stashed in a wall of the house. I think I remember seeing these along the railroad back when I was a kid 50 or 60 yrs ago. They are made of some type of cloth and are impossible to tear, I don't know if they'd burn or not, but I'm not going to ruin one of them trying. They are 8 and 1/2 inches by 10 and 1/4. They are in great condition considering where they were found. I'd just like some information on them. The age of these is really what I'd like to know. They do have a tiny marking on the top that says Form 1534. If anyone know anything about these posters, Id like to hear from you. Thx.
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