Some objects made using bullets and other little knickknacks which look like soldiers' and sailors' equipment

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Some objects made using bullets and other little knickknacks which look like soldiers' and sailors' equipment
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Some Little Things that the War Has Brought Us
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BULLETS have been mustered out of service, now that we
are no longer shooting Germans, and they have had to hunt
around for new jobs. These two have found good ones—excellent
examples for other am-
bitious bullets.

One of them is work-
ing as a flag-holder. The
bullet is taken out of the
shell and the flagstaff at-
tached to the blunt end.
The sharp end of the
bullet is inserted into the
shell, and_so the bullet
is transformed into a
flag-holder. The other
one holds down a more
serious job. A blade is attached to its blunt end, and thus it
becomes a penknife.
Krnickknacks: Rie these, reniinisoent of army: devs: dre very:
popular now-—so much
so that people are now
using metal paper-
weights molded in the
form of different parts
of soldiers’ and sailors’
equipment.

Here, for example, are
a pair of hats; one is a
soldier's hat, the other a
sailor's. In shape and
color they are exact im-
itations of the real thing.
Lingua
eng
Copertura temporale
Interwar period
Data di rilascio
1919-02
pagine
52
Diritti
Public domain (Google digitized)
Sorgente
Google Books
Archived by
Davide Donà
Marco Bortolami (editor)
Copertura territoriale
United States of America