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Here is a black-and-white, topless pin-up portrait of a woman wearing a traditional grass skirt. She is holding propaganda printed banner that reads "REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR!" Beneath that text, it includes the period warning, "True Americans Never Gossip," which was a common wartime security reminder used to prevent the leakage of sensitive military movements.

Very cool piece of history. Nudes and pinups were used as moral boosters during the war. Measures approx. 6.5" by 3.5"

This photograph is housed in a decorative cardboard easel matting with an attached pad holder at the bottom labeled "Calendar for the Year." It is complete. 1944 Jan-Dec.

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