The 29th DIVISION'S DRIVE on ST. LO

Sniper!

June 16, 1944. Expecting a restful day in the midst of the 29th Division’s drive on St. Lo, Company E of the 115th moves to occupy St. Clair, only to find that an enterprising group of German Fallschirmjäger has slipped into the town through a communications trench. One German paratrooper, having holed himself up in a church steeple, was shooting any American that moved.

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Image size is 14" x 18", overall print size is 18" x 24".

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Prints are reproduced from the original oil painting with archival paper and fade-resistant inks. Each of the 500 prints in the edition are signed and numbered by the artist and are accompanied by a numbered registration/ historical summary certificate.

For a limited time only: included with each print is a reproduction 29th Division shoulder patch suitable for framing.

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500 print edition
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