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Close-up of a woman wearing pearls, overlaid with the book title, We That Are Left by Clare Clark.
$18.00
We That Are Left
Book cover titled Weapons of World War I by Matt Doeden, showcasing the advancement of battlefield weapons, featuring images of a biplane, rifle, tank, and various guns.
$28.00
Weapons of World War I
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A roll of Werther's Original Caramel Hard Candies in yellow packaging, i
$2.75
Werther's Original Candy Roll
Book cover for What Was World War I by Nico Media featuring a illustration of three men in blue adrian helmets inside of a trench with a biplane flying overhead.
$8.00
What Was World War I?
The book cover of When the World Goes Quiet by Gian Sardar reveals a sunset sky with two airplanes soaring over European-style buildings.
$17.50
When the World Goes Quiet: A Novel
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Book cover for Where Poppies Blow shows multiple illustrations of animals and red poppy flowers against a light green backdrop. There are multiple birds flying, and rats climbing over barbed wire.
$18.50
Where Poppies Blow
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Yellow book cover of Where The Poppies Now Grow by Hilary Robinson and Martin Impey, featuring an illustration of a soldier and a boy standing in a field of poppies. Blue, green, and pink watercolor behind the soldier and boy.
$15.00
Where The Poppies Now Grow
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This image contains a pair of socks with digitally manipulated poppies that are repeated and stacked on one another with the National WWI Museum and Memorial Intersections logo interlaced between. The socks have a color theme of red poppies, with light blue accents. It also has a light blue heel, toe, and band. The socks are on a white background, with the left one being folded in half and the right one open.
$28.00
WHITNEYMANNEY Dress Sock
An Image of an opened umbrella with a front panel that has the National WWI Museum and Memorial logo on it. The front panel is red, and the rest of the umbrella is mostly red with digitally manipulated poppies that are repeated and stacked on one another with the National WWI Museum and Memorial Intersections logo interlaced between. the background of these poppies are a cool blue color. The handle is black and has a unique c shaped end.
An image of an opened umbrella giving an inside view to the product. The umbrella is mostly red with digitally manipulated poppies that are repeated and stacked on one another with the National WWI Museum and Memorial Intersections logo interlaced between. the background of these poppies are a cool blue color. The handle is black and has a unique c shaped end.
$45.00
WHITNEYMANNEY Inverted Umbrella
This image depicts a silk pocket square with digitally manipulated poppies that are repeated and stacked on one another with the National WWI Museum and Memorial Intersections logo interlaced between. The pocket square has a color theme of red poppies, with light blue accents. It is draped over a white backdrop.
This image depicts a silk pocket square with digitally manipulated poppies that are repeated and stacked on one another with the National WWI Museum and Memorial Intersections logo interlaced between. The pocket square has a color theme of red poppies, with light blue accents. It folded into quarters and placed inside of clear plastic packaging that it comes in, and placed on a white back drop.
$50.00
WHITNEYMANNEY Silk Pocket Square
This image depicts a silk scarf with digitally manipulated poppies that are repeated and stacked on one another with the National WWI Museum and Memorial Intersections logo interlaced between. The scarf has a color theme of red poppies, with light blue accents. It is draped over a white backdrop.
This image depicts a silk scarf with digitally manipulated poppies that are repeated and stacked on one another with the National WWI Museum and Memorial Intersections logo interlaced between. The pocket scarf has a color theme of red poppies, with light blue accents. It folded into quarters and placed inside of clear plastic packaging that it comes in, and placed on a white back drop.
$80.00
WHITNEYMANNEY Silk Scarf
Illustration of a decorated dog wearing a military uniform with medals, set against a greenery background. Text on image: Why Did Sergeant Stubby Go to War? Written by Cathy Werling, illustrated by Christina Garcia.
$10.00
Why Did Sergeant Stubby Go to War?
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The book cover for Why? by Taye Diggs, illustrated by Shane W. Evans, beautifully captures children's perspectives on racial injustice with illustrated faces turned towards each other against a warm-toned background.
$19.00
Why?

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