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1937 Print Milwaukee Settlers Mathilda Franziska Anneke ORIGINAL HISTORIC WIS1 EG1 Bramham Moor

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Bramham Moor

This piece was illustrated by Riou

"Within an hour after the first wave went over the top the engineers had built fifty yards of corduroy road for our light guns

This is a small original 1888 black and white print ad for the Double Barreled Breach Loading Shotgun from Rural Home Company

1937 Print Milwaukee Settlers Mathilda Franziska Anneke ORIGINAL HISTORIC WIS1 EG1 Bramham MoorThis is an original 1937 halftone print featuring an image of Mathilda Franziska Anneke, a German feminist, editor and socialist, about 1874. Mathilda was one of the first settlers in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In 1852, she started the first feminist journal in the United States, the Deutsche Frauen Zeitung, published by a woman. The Annekes were vocal opponents of slavery during the American Civil War. CONDITION This 74+ year old Item is rated Near Mint

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