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Women's Royal Air Force -- Dopers Tea

Illustration, Eight Months with the Women's Royal Air Force. Showing women painters and dopers having a tea break, while one toasts a slice of bread at the open door of a hot stove. They were allowed this special break to counteract fumes from the paint, which could lead to lasting damage to their health

Picture No
10584501
Media ID
46855906
Size
2072px x 3000px (5.2MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library / John Maclellan
Source
Illustration by Gertrude A George
Date
1919-1920

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Counteract Fumes Painters Slice Stove Toast Toasting Unhealthy Wraf


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