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Italian propaganda, "Out with the barbarians! Subscribe to a Victory Loan".
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Postage stamp in German
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#Veteran Of The Day Longshaw Kraus Porritt
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Propaganda postcard in Italian, "Proclamation of the King, May 25, 1915. "To you the glory of accomplishing the work of your fathers with such heroism, etc.,…" Notes:
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Typed copy of the memoir submitted in support of his application for a Connecticut World War I bonus
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Postcard depicting a wounded soldier smearing blood over the word "Caporetto", a reference to the Battle of Caporetto [Oct. - Nov. 1917], during which the Germans broke the Italian lines
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Banknote for 1 Kroner [?] with warning in German and Hungarian that counterfeiting banknotes is punishable by la
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Assortment of drawings and personal papers, including Porritt Ambulance Service identification papers and clippings of favorite poems
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Identification document for Porritt with thumb prints
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Postcard to Porritt from unknown writer; document is in a foreign language
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#Veteran Of The Day Longshaw Kraus Porritt
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Legal tender for 20 Lire; writing under the Venti Lire reads "cash certificates should be accepted by everyone for their entire nominal value"
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Postage stamp in German
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Legal tender for 5 centimes, January 2, 1918
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_Legal tender for 5 centimes, January 2, 1918__
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Legal tender for 2 Kronen [crowns] charged against the bank of Austro-Hungary
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Typed statement by Porritt, written from the Italian war zone, June 8, 1918, defending himself from charges that he favored fair play "for the Boche after the war"
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