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A stack of aged paper publications rests on a dark, scratched surface. The uppermost item is a magazine titled "THE BRIGADER," featuring a red header band with the "GHANA WORKERS BRIGADE" emblem. The motto "WORKERS DIGNITY LIES IN HARD WORK" is printed below the title. Dated "NO. 1 FEBRUARY 1965," it sold for "ONE SHILLING." The cover displays a black and white photograph of two men; the man on the left, wearing a suit and holding a cane, waves, with the caption "THE LEADER WAVES" below. Visible article titles include "We Salute the Founder," "Mr. Baako on Loyalty to the Leader," and "Introducing our Officers." The magazine exhibits significant discoloration, yellowing, and prominent water stains on its right side, with handwritten purple ink ("2699EZ hh20") near the bottom. To the left of the magazine, a small, dark wooden pipe with a curved stem is present. The background shows a plain, light-colored wall. This publication originates from the Ghana Workers Brigade, a state organization prominent during Ghana's First Republic, centered in Accra.
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