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Collection Box for Cigars
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A man is standing on a sidewalk in front of a storefront and donating a cigar to a collection box. A sign on the collection box reads: "Cigarren für unsere Krieger," (Cigars for our Warriors). A sign above the box for the store reads: "Patent-Möbel-Fabrik," (Patent-Furniture-Factory). There is furniture on display in the show window on the left.
1914
Frankl, Eduard
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W012DTL
WHi 131708
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Cigars and Newspapers to be Sent to Soldiers
circa 1910-1919
Collection point in Berlin for cigars and newspapers for distribution to soldiers.
Ortelsburg in East Prussia
circa 1914-1918
Scene of destroyed and burned buildings. Sign on building reads: "Stadtkasse."
Guards at the War Bridge
1914
A group of soldiers are standing in front of a building with a sign that reads: "Brückenkommando." (Bridge Command).
Corsage Pinned to Soldier
1915
Woman pinning corsage on the lapel of a wounded Austrian soldier.
