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Vintage poster with two photos of disabled men at work: a tin cutter at a machine and a fountain pen maker at a bench.

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A printed poster titled No Longer Out of a Job presents two black-and-white photographs of men at work in workshops, one operating a tin-cutting machine and one seated at a bench making fountain pens. Accompanying text explains that careful placement work helped disabled men find profitable employment, and a Red Cross institute credit appears in the upper corner.

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