World War I - the Italian Campaign 1915-1918: 1917 Italian poster appealing for contributions to war loan to repel the Austro-Hungarian and German alliance. Allegorical figure of Italy with broadsword confonting a Barbarian.

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World War I - the Italian Campaign 1915-1918: 1917 Italian poster appealing for contributions to war loan to repel the Austro-Hungarian and German alliance. Allegorical figure of Italy with broadsword confonting a Barbarian.

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