“Give a Knife, Save a Soldier’s Life” is the slogan of the knife-collecting drive started in Cambridge by Peter Christy, Harvard square restaurant owner. Christy, owner of a rare collection of American and foreign knives, will donate them all to U. S. Army rangers. The pretty posers are Irene O’Leary and Marie Emery, both of Cambridge.

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“Give a Knife, Save a Soldier’s Life” is the slogan of the knife-collecting drive started in Cambridge by Peter Christy, Harvard square restaurant owner. Christy, owner of a rare collection of American and foreign knives, will donate them all to U. S. Army rangers. The pretty posers are Irene O’Leary and Marie Emery, both of Cambridge.

[ca. March 1943]

RightsCC0 — Public Domain

CollectionDigital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

[Information from item housing] Knives

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