'Serbian Allies' colouring book cover

This is the cover of a colouring book, produced by the Monrocq brothers in Paris. It is number 4 in the series of colouring books that highlighted the various Allies that were produced at the time and the title, in French, reads 'Les Allies - Serbes, Album de Coloris', followed by the address of the makers. The cover also shows a mounted Serbian cavalryman with a lance and a large Serbian flag in the background.
Cover from a French colouring book

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2019-09-11T08:08:22.446Z
2020-02-25T08:03:15.188Z
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