A Wartime Italian Propaganda Postcard By Gino Boccasile Newly Listed inquiring as to why they
Description
inquiring as to why they had been collected
Navy tradition
for button-hole wear
After being transfered to the 25th CEF he saw service in France from May 8th 1916 to 19th June 1916
Ontario before his military service
A Wartime Italian Propaganda Postcard By Gino Boccasile Newly Listed inquiring as to why theyA postcard, measuring 105x150mm, near mint condition. It shows a drawing of three soldiers. Behind them is the Italian word for Win!. Below it says: For the new social order, for civilization. It is a postcard for the armed forces, and it is tax free for Italy and its colonies. Footnote: The picture was drawn by illustrator Gino Boccasile (19011952). Early in life, he lost his left eye, but nevertheless became a successful artist. Boccasile was a
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