Page, LIFE Magazine, "Save a Life With a Knife"
Great genuine WWII US LIFE magazine page, dealing with the gathering of fighting knives initiated by the 'Save a Life With a Knife' committee for American troops.
Excellent overall condition.
Dimensions: 10.43in x 14.17in.
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Dimensions: 10.43in x 14.17in.
