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NEW VINTAGE WAR POSTER! Vimy Ridge
Captured
Only $19.95!
The newest addition in our vintage war posters series!
The front page of the April 10, 1917, edition of London’s Daily Mail reports the successful capture of Vimy Ridge by the Canadian Corps, resulting in 5,816 German prisoners captured. The ridge stayed in Allied hands for the remainder of the war.
The hard-fought battle of Vimy Ridge is sometimes called “the birth of the nation.” It was there in April 1917 that the Canadian Corps fought together for the first time in the First World War and achieved success where others had failed.
Award winning – Canada’s Ultimate Story – Vimy: The Birth of a Nation. Commemorate Vimy Ridge with rare archival photos, war art, maps and text by
noted military historian
J.L. Granatstein.
Watercolour painting of the majestic statue symbolizing the mother nation, who is mourning her fallen sons on Vimy Ridge
in France, site of the Canadian Corps’ most famous engagement of the First
World War.
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Royal Canadian Legion, US Branch #25 