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We acquired a grouping which contained original, bland Ordnance Department forms. In some cases we have single forms, and in others we have multiple copies. These are nice for the reenactor to copy and use in living history or for a camp display with a field desk. Just the tip of the iceberg in terms of the amount of paperwork generated by the war. All are in excellent condition.
Form No. 52 – statement exhibiting the allowance of clothing to each soldier during his enlistment. Large form measuring 17” x 23”. [ss]
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