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WW1 1918 Women Working at a Munitions a Factory Jigsaw Puzzle

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Size: 16" x 20" Puzzle with Gift Box, 520 Pieces

It's always the small pieces that make the big picture! Turn favourite memories, designs, and quotes into a great game by making your own puzzle. Made of sturdy cardboard and mounted on chipboard, these puzzles are printed in vivid and full colour. Perfect as a gift, or just for yourself!

  • Dimensions: 40.6 cm L x 50.8 cm W
  • Puzzle will come with 520 individual pieces
  • Printed on Fujicolour Crystal Archive paper for a high-quality image with vibrant colours
  • Arrives in custom gift box with your design printed on top
  • Made and shipped from the USA
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD. Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs..

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WW1 1918 Women Working at a Munitions a Factory  Jigsaw Puzzle

WW1 1918 Women Working at a Munitions a Factory Jigsaw Puzzle

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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By Karen M.May 27, 2021Verified Purchase
Puzzle, 20.32 cm x 25.4 cm, 110 pieces
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This is a really nice puzzle however it is what I would call fragile while putting together. The pieces fit but are very loose, you need to be constantly pushing them together and when you remove a wrong piece a lot of other pieces come with it. However, the pieces themselves are a good thickness and sturdy. It also has more than one cut to the pieces which make it challenging. I really enjoyed this puzzle and it is definitely a hard one for me. The picture on the puzzle is very good quality. It shows the book cover very well and the detail is great. The size I chose I found was perfect in detail for me. It shows very well.
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By Pam S.February 3, 2025Verified Purchase
Puzzle, 40.64 cm x 50.8 cm, 520 pieces
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I haven't built it yet, but I like the small box it comes in. It is a gift, but I'm sure it will be great.
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By Cate M.July 4, 2025Verified Purchase
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Great seller, great puzzle, as described, and a great value, quick shipping and packaging, A++.
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Designed on 2023-02-09, 6:13 AM
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