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Lt. Gen. Walt Listening to Marines Explain the Procedures for Repairing an M-16
Lt. Gen. Walt Listening to Marines Explain the Procedures for Repairing an M-16 04/29/1968
Walt Whitman
Walt Whitman ca. 1860 - 1865
Walt Whitman Bridge crosses the Delaware River at South Philadelphia, leads to New Jersey suburbs
Walt Whitman Bridge crosses the Delaware River at South Philadelphia, leads to New Jersey suburbs 09/1973
"Walt Whitman, in Camden"
"Walt Whitman, in Camden" 6/20/1874
Walter Cronkite and a CBS Camera Crew in Vietnam
Walter Cronkite and a CBS Camera Crew in Vietnam 2/20/1968
Wampum belts
Wampum belts ca. 1871 - ca. 1907
Wampum jewelry
Wampum jewelry ca. 1871 - 1907
"Wanna Keep
"Wanna Keep 'Em Healthy? Overcooking Destroys Vitamins!" 1941 - 1945
"Wanted 500 Able Bodied Men" Broadside,
"Wanted 500 Able Bodied Men" Broadside, ca. 1861
Wanted for Murder - Her Careless Talk Costs Lives
Wanted for Murder - Her Careless Talk Costs Lives 1941 - 1945
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