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Poster of a farmer greeting a suited young man, with marching soldiers and a farmstead in a green landscape behind them.

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Le 178ieme Bataillon Canadien-Français des cantons de l'est, 1915, Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A colour recruitment poster for the 178th Canadian-French Battalion of the Eastern Townships, titled Le 178ieme Bataillon Canadien-Français des cantons de l'est, dated 1915 and held by the Library of Congress. A farmer with a scythe greets a young man in a suit carrying a suitcase, while a column of soldiers marches toward a farmstead in a green pastoral landscape beneath mountains. Printed text includes the slogan Pour le roi, pour la patrie, pour l'humanité and a battalion crest.

Poster showing a father and son in the field of their farm, as the father bids goodbye and the son goes to join troops marching by.

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Museum record: Library of Congress