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Collier's The National Weekly cover, September 19, 1914, Cossack on horseback – Antique Wall Art

Collier's The National Weekly cover, September 19, 1914, Cossack on horseback — historic image
Collier's The National Weekly cover, September 19, 1914, Cossack on horseback. Historic image from the World War I collection.

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Step back in time with Collier's The National Weekly cover, September 19, 1914, Cossack on horseback, a historic image rich in period detail. It is part of the Snapshots of the Past archive, gathered over 25 years of research.

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Collier's The National Weekly cover, September 19, 1914, Cossack on horseback

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Collier's: The National Weekly ran this cover on September 19, 1914, a few weeks after Germany and Russia had gone to war, and its subject is a Cossack rider on horseback. The Cossacks were the mounted cavalry of the Russian Empire, and their appearance on an American magazine cover reflected how much public attention the Russian army drew in the war's early months. Illustrated weeklies like Collier's were a major way Americans followed the conflict, and covers of this kind often combined dramatic imagery with the sense of a distant war reaching home readers.

Original scan1,143 × 1,460 px · prints to 4 × 5 in at 300 dpi
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