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WW1 1918 Women Working at a Munitions a Factory Golf Head Cover

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Putter Cover
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Style: Putter Cover

Protection with serious style. You don't want your precious clubs getting banged around on the course, and these cushioned and cozy covers are just the trick to keep them safe. Let us worry about details, and you just par-tee on!

  • Dimensions: 15.24 cm L x 12 cm W x 7.62 cm H
  • Material: Polyester, cotton, and marine vinyl
  • Easily fits most standard putters. Not meant hybrid clubs
  • Print, cut, sew construction made entirely by hand for maximum quality
  • Choose from 15 different piping colors
  • Magnetic closure makes taking it on/off a cinch
  • Proudly made in the USA

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WW1 1918 Women Working at a Munitions a Factory  Golf Head Cover

WW1 1918 Women Working at a Munitions a Factory Golf Head Cover

The painting captures a moment of historical significance, a time when women were breaking down traditional gender barriers and stepping into roles once thought to be exclusively male. World War I provided an opportunity for women to demonstrate their capabilities and challenge societal expectations. - As men were called to the frontlines, women filled the void in factories, offices, and fields. The munitions factory, depicted in the painting, was a prime example of this shift. Women, once confined to domestic spheres, were now handling explosives, operating machinery, and contributing directly to the war effort. - This surge of female labour during the war marked a turning point in the fight for women's rights. It highlighted the importance of their contributions to society and paved the way for future advancements in gender equality. The painting serves as a testament to the courage, resilience, and groundbreaking work of these pioneering women. - Wellcome Collection placed this work in Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. This 1918 work by Stanhope Forbes 1857–1947 is in the public domain in the United States because it was published (or registered with the U.S. Copyright Office) before January 1, 1927.

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Product ID: 256560255908882132
Posted on 12/02/2023, 6:09 AM
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