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This is a real photo postcard of a group of American soldiers pouring oil on the bodies of dead combatants to cremate them. This was taken circa 1916 during the General Pershing punitive expedition to Mexico to stop Pancho Villa's border raids. The photos were taken and distributed by W.H. Horne in El Paso, Texas. This is a rare image.
AZO RPPC 4 triangle pointing up dates from 1904-1918.
There is soiling and wear consistent with age & handling. Including chips, creases, pencil marks and corner dings. View the photos for condition.
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