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Dave wrote:
"The symbol really looks like a "Concern for POWs" or "Breast Cancer Awareness" ribbon and a small c.[" - Exactly what came to mind when I first saw them.
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01-11-2025, 12:12 PM
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As WW1 didn't start until mid 1914, was in concern for the dozen Spanish American war POWs?
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