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Original Signed Limited Edition Print: “Of Their Own Accord: Merrill’s Marauders in Burma” by James Dietz Signed by 3 Marauders with Certificate of Authenticity - 22 x 26¾” - 61/750 Italian Flags which proved to be aOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a signed print of Of Their Own Accord: Merrills Marauders in Burma by James Dietz. The print is signed at the bottom by James Dietz, the artist, Captain Phil Piazza, 2nd Battalion, Sergeant Major Ray Lyons of HQ, 5307th, and Ray H. (last name difficult to read) of the 2nd Battalion HQ, 5307th. This is a limited run print, 61 750, a very early number. The print comes with an 8 x 11 certificate of authenticity