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Book cover of Magda, Standing by Christine Fallert Kessides featuring a woman with braided hair standing facing a cityscape.
Price: $20.00
Magda, Standing
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The image is a book cover for Maine in World War I by Jason C. Libby and Earle G. Shettleworth Jr. It depicts a sepia photo of U.S. Navy sailors and an officer in front of a recruiting tent during World War I, with a sign reading U.S. Army and Navy Recruiting Tent, Enlist Here Now. This captures Maine's response to WWI and symbolizes the state's vital support to the US and Allies.
Price: $25.00
Maine in World War I
Cover of Maisie Dobbs by Jacqueline Winspear featuring private investigator Maisie Dobbs in a coat and hat, gazing at a London cityscape with Big Ben under a yellow, post-Great War sky.
Price: $19.00
Maisie Dobbs
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The cover of Making Tin Can Toys by Edward Thatcher showcases a vintage-style design that beautifully captures the essence of tin can crafts. It features a detailed drawing of a tin can against a striped backdrop, adorned in colors of red, blue, cream, green and yellow.
Price: $16.00
Making Tin Can Toys
Black and white illustrated cover showing a massive Mark V Tank. Smaller inset images at the bottom display different views of the tank.
Price: $20.00
Mark V Tank
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A book cover titled Maryland in World War I, featuring a vintage sepia colored  photograph of a group of soldiers crowded together on a ship. Each person is looking a the camera, while many are waving their hats.
Price: $25.00
Maryland in World War I
The blue cover of Midnight on the Marne by Sarah Adlakha showcases an image with two figures standing on a bridge under a twilight sky, airplanes soaring above. Set against historic architecture.
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Book cover of Million Dollar Barrage by Justin G Prince featuring a sepia toned photograph of men loading artillery guns.
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The cover for Miners and the Great War is made up of two different images. The top image is an illustration of miners walking to work along coal packed carts on a train track. The below image is a photograph of three miners working. One is using a pick ax to dig.
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