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November 11, 2015

Brooklyn WWI era private signing document

By C.E. Ryan

RPPC. Private Collection.

RPPC. Private Collection.

A mystery as to what this private was handed and signed. Was the thick book a bible? A law book? This RPPC was glued to an album, effectively hiding the photographer info stamped on the back. All I can make out is the location of the studio in Brooklyn. I suspect the other two are related to him, his brothers?

Happy Veterans Day!

RPPC: AZO 1904-1918

Leave a comment | tags: 1900s-1910s, army, Brooklyn, New York, signing document, USA, WWI era | posted in Military, RPPCs

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