File:National-security-league-app-1918.jpg
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National Security League membership application, undated, circa 1918. | ||
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Printed on one side of thin paper. Specimen in the Tim Davenport collection. Digitized with additional digital editing by Tim Davenport ("Carrite") for Wikipedia, no copyright claimed. Scan released into the public domain without restriction. | ||
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c. 1918 | ||
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Original document published in the USA prior to 1918, public domain.
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