American WWII War Poster Doctors Are Scarce First Aid a

Two American World War II Motivational Postersthe first, “UNITED, THE UNITED NATIONS FIGHT FOR FREEDOM,” OWI (Office of War Information) Poster No. 79, U. S. Government Printing Office, 19

Dimensions: H 28" x W 22" Condition: Some tears and losses. Previously folded, with creases.

WWII poster 1943, 'Learn First Aid' 28" x 22" Condition: creased slight yellowing

CHINESE WORLD WAR II GAS ATTACK AND RELATED FIRST AID POSTERS Incredibly graphic set of five emergency first aid posters edited by the Zhixing Club and issued by the Xinya Book Store in Shanghai, unda

A good lot of five training aid posters used by the American military during World War II, varying sizes, printed by the U.S. Government Printing Office, 1943. Two help teach the difference between Al

American soldiers storm a beach embankment in this dramatic and scarce WWII war bond poster. A naval, ground, and air battle is in full swing, creating a sense of urgency for the viewer. This is the m

Group of WWII Era Gas Mask, Lockhart Strap, Etc. Includes: World War II Army helmet liner, gas masks, first aid kit, Lockhart Super Strap, two aluminum canteens, two Spanish American-World War I cante

Original vintage anti-American World War Two propaganda poster published in Italian - Aiuti Americani Fame Rivoluzione Epidemia / American Aid Famine Revolution Disease - featuring dramatic artwork ag

Perlin, Bernard 1918 -Americans will always fight for libertyOffset 194339.7 x 28.3 in. (101 x 72 cm)Printer: U.S. Government Printing OfficeCondition Details: (B+/A-) was folded, small edge tears, mi

ELASTOLIN mixed lot, mass, World War II, first-aid station, with sundry casualties and medics, 7.5 cm, good - used condition German Description ELASTOLIN Konv., Masse, 2. Weltkrieg, Sanitätsstation,

Warren, Ferdinand E. 1899 - Attack Attack Attack Offset 1942 39.7 x 28.3 in. (101 x 72 cm) Printer: U.S. Government Printing Office Condition Details: (A-) was folded, backed on linen, small retouched

Liberman 1912 - 1999United we winOffset 194240.1 x 28.3 in. (102 x 72 cm)Printer: U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DCCondition Details: (B+/B) was folded, small tears, tape, and tape stain

American World War II poster, 28.5 x 40 in., bearing the patriotic message ‘Americans Will always Fight For Liberty’. The colored poster features an image of U.S. soldiers from World War II as the

Men Working Together is a 1942 American World War II poster by an anonymous artist. The poster was produced by the Division of Information under the Office of Emergency Management. The image shows bot

Men Working Together is a 1942 American World War II poster by an anonymous artist. The poster was produced by the Division of Information under the Office of Emergency Management. The image shows bot

United States Military World War II First Aid Field Kit Belt. Includes Compresses, Splint, Resusitube Air way Piece, Tourniquets, Band Aids.

An original 1943 propaganda poster, 20 x 28 in. color, titled ‘1783 / 1943’ and adding at the bottom ‘Americans will always fight for liberty’. It shows Revolutionary War soldi

An original 1943 poster, 28 x 20 in. color, titled ‘United we are strong’, with cannons with Allied flags on each, all shooting towards the same target. At the bottom the text continues: &

An original 1942 propaganda poster, 28 x 20 in., shows a burning ship with American soldiers in a lifeboat desperately making for safety, titled ‘A careless word…a needless sinking’.

An original 20 x 28 in. 1943 poster, with a haunting image of an injured G.I. and the title at the top ‘Doing all you can, brother?’ At the bottom, the poster urges the viewer to buy war b

An original 1943 World War II poster, 28 x 20 in., shows a handsome sailor shouldering a duffle bag, with the title ‘If you tell where he’s going…he may never get there!’ Hole

An original World War II poster, 28 x 20 in., showing a parachute dropping a crate of food. Titled ‘Where our men are fighting, our food is fighting…Buy Wisely, Cook Carefully, Store Caref

Nice grouping.

Be A Cadet Nurse is an American World War II recruiting poster by Jon Whitcomb. The poster was made in 1944 and issued by the U.S. Public Health Service, part of the Federal Security Agency. The progr