Che Guevara’s personal signed military water bottle

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Che Guevara’s personal signed military water bottleChe Guevara's personal military canteen water bottle, used by Guevara in the second half of the Cuban revolution. History During the second half of the Cuban revolution, Guevara was losing men to malaria at a rate that could have been disastrous. Guevara instructed his men to put their names on the bottom of their canteen bottles. So when the bottles were being filled with water they would always be returned to the correct person. This was designed to

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An attractive piece and scarce in this format

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lower right corner block of 6 (3x2) showing variety "Flag on Citadel" on upper left stamp (R5/8)

Attractive cancellation with large part barred 'I' oval of Invercargill

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