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Lot of 5 original 1918 World War I political cartoon newspaper clippings by renowned Dutch editorial cartoonist Louis Raemaekers, published in The Virginian-Pilot and The Norfolk Landmark (Norfolk, Virginia) and syndicated by The Bell Syndicate, Inc. Included Clippings: • Wednesday, November 13, 1918: "Freed after four years of martyrization, Rheims, as the symbol of France, will arise more glorious than ever." • 1918: "Hamel! Yank: 'Just to let you know we are here, Kaiser.'" • Saturday, June 8, 1918: "Brothers In Arms" • Monday, June 10, 1918: "Conscription for Ireland. 'Maybe I shall be destroyed meself, if I don't help to quinch the fire.'" • Wednesday, June 19, 1918: "MORNING PARADE - In a French village close to the firing line I witnessed a morning parade..." Details & Condition: • Artist: Louis Raemaeker / Louis Raemaekers (signed in plate) • Publication: The Virginian-Pilot and The Norfolk Landmark (Norfolk, VA) • Year: 1918 (World War I era) • Format: Original newspaper clippings removed from period publications • Condition: Age-appropriate paper toning, uneven cut edges, chipping, and fragile newsprint as shown in photos. All items are professionally packed to ensure secure delivery and shipped promptly. Check out all of our similar items!