WWII "WE INSIST ON THE LAST WORD" AUG 14 1942 CLEVELAND OH CACHET

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Condition: Actual scan(s). Covers are postally used, addressed and unaddressed; older covers may have toning, ... Read more about the seller notes Actual scan(s). Covers are postally used, addressed and unaddressed; older covers may have toning, creasing or rough openings. All these faults, if any, will be visible in the photo(s)/scan(s). Read Less about the seller notes

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Postmark: Cleveland, Ohio – August 14, 1942 (Akron Philatelic Society Commemorative Station) Stamp: 5¢ brown Virginia Statehood Centennial (Scott #902), issued 1941 to mark the 100th anniversary of Virginia’s admission to the Union. Cachet: Patriotic wartime propaganda in red and blue. It depicts military might—tanks, planes, ships, and artillery—framed by a giant sword labeled “U.S. MIGHT.” The slogan reads: “WE INSIST ON THE LAST WORD … IN THE ONLY LANGUAGE THEY SPEAK.” Addressed To: Mr. R. E. Pempin, Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Theme: World War II patriotic cover emphasizing American military strength and resolve to achieve victory by force when necessary.

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