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[Наши победы- Cossack soldier]

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Title	[A.F. Postnov (publisher) WWI Russian children and miscellaneous postcards]
Description	Shows mostly individual Russian children in military dress, some in military activities, some (postcards 1-5) appearing through a rent in a newspaper article; illustrations of individual adult soldiers representing Russia, France, and 3 other allied countries; various scenes of parting; miscellaneous patriotic scenes at the front and at home.
Publisher	Sobstven. izdanīe A.F. Postnova,
Date	1914-1918
Extent	28 postcards
Size	9 x 15 cm.
Note	Title supplied by cataloger.On front of some postcards: Sobstven. izdanīe Fabriki A.F. Postnova. On back of postcard: Vsemīrnyĭ pochtovyĭ so︠i︡uz. Rossī︠i︡a; and: Union Postale Universelle. Russie.
Subject Topical	World War, 1914-1918--Russia.
Usage Statement	The University Library at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is not aware of any copyright restrictions on this item. However, it is the responsibility of the user to make the final determination about the copyright status of this item. The UNC Library respects the rights of creators and rights holders; anyone with information about the copyright status of this or other materials published online by the UNC Library is encouraged to contact the library.
Call Number	Gray PC-56 rur
OCLC Number	741329913
Resource Type	Image
Digital Collection	Postcards from the Bowman Gray Collection of World Wars I and II
Repository	Rare Book Collection, Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Host	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Title	[Наши победы- Cossack soldier]
Description	A colored drawing of a newspaper article describing a Russian victory over Germans. Leaning through a rip in the article is the image of a smiling child dressed in Cossack uniform pointing over his shoulder to four children in German uniforms.
Publisher	Собствен. издание А.Ф. Постнова
Date	1914-1918
Size	9 x 15 cm.
Note	Initial on front of card: A. On back of card: Всемирный почтовый союз. Россия. Union Postale Universelle. Russie. Открытое письмо. Carte Postale. Собствен. издание А.Ф. Постнова. Москва. Тел. 27-75. Перепечатка воспрещ.
Subject (tgm)	Children playing soldiers Military uniforms Rifles Newspapers Drawings
Subject Topical	World War, 1914-1918--Russia.
Usage Statement	The University Library at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is not aware of any copyright restrictions on this item. However, it is the responsibility of the user to make the final determination about the copyright status of this item. The UNC Library respects the rights of creators and rights holders; anyone with information about the copyright status of this or other materials published online by the UNC Library is encouraged to contact the library.
Alternative Title	[Nashi pobedy- Cossack soldier]
OCLC Number	741329913
Resource Type	Image
Digital Collection	Postcards from the Bowman Gray Collection of World Wars I and II
Repository	Rare Book Collection, Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Host	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
File Name	Gray_pc-56a_rur_front.jp2

[A.F. Postnov (publisher) WWI Russian children and miscellaneous postcards]

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