Bugler Girl Tea Towel Political History and the grim courage of

and the grim courage of the soldiers

And then there are the "Antis"--women who oppose their own enfranchisement

This expertly handcrafted replica is made to exact specifications and features a leather liner

The National World War I Museum and Memorial

This model requires no adhesive and is considered to be a moderate difficulty

Bugler Girl Tea Towel Political History and the grim courage ofDescription: The striking design on this radical tea towel is taken from a vintage 1908 poster design by Caroline Marsh Watts. It features a girl marching with a bugle, an instrument historically used to relay instructions during battle. The Bugler Girl certainly trumpeted her battle message loud and clear: against injustice, for equality. She came to be a figure which represented the suffrage movement in the ongoing struggle for the vote in early