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DESCRIPTION: Original World War 1 \"Four Previous Liberty Loans Supported Our Victorious Army\" poster. It measures 10\" x 14\" and is in excellent condition with edge wear and folds. .

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Packing: When shipping paper items, they are protected by plastic bag and placed between 2 pieces of cardstock and placed inside a priority mail flat rate or a manila envelope. Additionally, a note saying \"Please Do Not Bend\" is written in marker on the envelope. All items that are boxed go individually in plastic bags, are wrapped in newspaper with newspaper packing all around in stiff cardboard boxes.

On Feb-21-17 at 19:28:52 PST, seller added the following information:

I have been informed that this is actually a Box Relay and Key on Board. Since the key is a straight key the use of the term Bug is incorrect. Only a Semi Automatic Key is a \"Bug\". The item underneath the sound box is a relay. I am sure you collectors are aware of this but thought best to clarify.