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Machinist - War - Belts and Bombs 1916 Cushion

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Throw Cushion 40.6 x 40.6 cm
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Size: Throw Cushion 40.6 x 40.6 cm

Accent your home with custom cushions from Zazzle and make yourself the envy of the neighbourhood. Made from high-quality Simplex knit fabric, these 100% polyester cushions are soft and wrinkle-free. The heavyweight stretch material provides beautiful colour definition for your design while also being the perfect complement to your sofa!

  • Dimensions: 40.6 cm x 40.6 cm (square)
  • Simplex knit fabric; 100% polyester; wrinkle-free
  • Hidden zipper enclosure; synthetic-filled insert included
  • Machine washable
  • Made in the USA
Creator Tip: To ensure the highest quality print, please note that this product’s customisable design area measures 40.6 cm x 40.6 cm (16" x 16"). For best results please add 1.27 cm (0.5") bleed..

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The leather details are simulated in the artwork. No actual leather will be used in the making of this product.
Machinist - War - Belts and Bombs 1916 Cushion

Machinist - War - Belts and Bombs 1916 Cushion

Colorized photo from 1916 Original title: Atelier de finition sur tour automatique Photographer: Unknown Location: 10 Rue du Banquier, Paris, France This was the Delahaye automobile factory during World War One in Paris, France. In its day, this company produced some sweet looking cars, really fancy looking, almost futuristic. But when the war came, companies converted, and this company tried to make tanks. Really ugly tanks. Awkward designs, with triangular wheels, it could twist and turn over things, but the designs were just kind of silly looking. I couldn't really tell if it ever left the prototype stage or not, but as far as I can tell they mostly made ammunition for other tanks. The factory was employed mostly by women, as the men were fighting, this was the same in the US, and in WW2, and when the guys came back, they usually remove the ladies. Look at all the belts this factory has, wow. Who had to maintain that? Was it a team or just one guy? Belts attached to wheels that powered other wheels, that powered machines, row after row. I've never scene so many in one shop before. Also I never have seen those perforated belts, I wonder if those were leather too? Or was it a hybrid material?

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Just amazing and such a quick delivery . Very high quality fabric I must say
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By Dianne s.22 August 2021Verified Purchase
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The ordering process was easy, I was warned my image may be slightly blurry due to condition of my image however when cushions arrived there was no blurriness and pixels look great. Didn't take long to arrive at all, overall very happy 😀. Great print work and it looks awesome
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By K.14 March 2021Verified Purchase
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I am thrilled with this cushion, it is exactly as explained and a real statement piece on my moss green lounge suite. I love this cushion and have had many comments about where I purchased it from!

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Product ID: 189148859735658120
Posted on 29/09/2022, 12:57 PM
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