Propaganda Poster London Men WWI Recruiting UK Each

Original WWI Poster published by The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, London. Printed by Robinson, Bristol. Reads "At The Front! Every fit Briton should join our brave men at the Front. Enlist Now.

World War One Recruiting Banner, "YOUNG MEN ENLIST TODAY THIS MEANS YOU!". Monochrome banner printed on paper, with brass collection tag "Ex. Coll: Elton M. Kyder", set in period wooden frame under gl

Original vintage World War One recruitment poster encouraging men to enlist in the army: "Fight for King & Empire - Our brave Soldiers need your Help" with G R above for King George VI (Albert Fre

GORDON HOPE GRANT (AMERICAN, 1875-1962), WWI U.S. RECRUITING POSTER, C1918, H 39", W 25", "WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO HELP? RED CROSS":Original WWI U. S. propaganda poster, "What Are You Doing To Help? (Re

A World War I propaganda poster, c.1915, poster No. 96, inscribed 'Enlist To-Day. He's Happy & Satisfied. Are You?', published by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, colour lithograph, printed by

Collection of military recruiting posters to include "Halt Who Goes There" 1912 US Marine Corp, "Britishers You're Needed Come Across Now" by Lloyd Meyers, "Your Work Means Victory" 1917 by Fred J. Ho

Fougasse (Cyril Kenneth Bird 1887-1965) Careless Talk Cost Lives, Two men at a bar, original World War 2 Home Front propaganda poster, 1940 - 31.5 x 20.4 cm

[WORLD WAR II]. Group of 4 propaganda posters. 1940s. Including: Someone Talked; Where Our Men are Fighting…Our Food is Fighting; For Peace and Security/Buy Bonds (laminated); and Use It Up-Wear

If You Talk Too Much, This Man May Die is a 1942 U.S.A World War II propaganda poster by Valentino Sarra. Like many posters dealing with the theme of "Loose Lips Sink Ships", Sarra's composition focus

Vintage British WWI Propaganda Poster, c.1915. Reads: Polish Victems Relief Fund - Most Holy Virgin of Czenstochowa, Help Us. Printed by Johnson, Riddle & Co. Ltd, London. Linen backed, nice condition

Vintage WWI British Propaganda Poster, c.1917. Reads: Do Your Bit! Save Food. Printed by Hazell, Watson & Viney Ld. Litho, London. Linen backed, folded to 8 panels, restoration along fold lines. 29.5

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

5 WW1 propaganda posters, US, includes "Remember the Bond (New York Evening Post Publication), "This man knows what the U.S. Navy offers", "Send her off to the war zone ahead of schedule", "War Clouds

Original WWI Poster published by The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, London. Printed by Chorley & Pickersgill LTD. Reads "We're both needed to serve the Guns! Fill up the ranks! Pile up the muniti

Original WWI Poster published by The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, London. Printed by David Allen & Sons, Harrow, Middlesex. Reads "Step Into Your Place" 2ft6x1ft8

[Posters] [World War I] Wood, Gerald Join the Brave Throng That Goes Marching Along London: Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, (1915). Poster No. 124. Printed by Beck & Inchbold, Ltd., Leeds and

Howard Chandler Christy vintage reprint of his 1917 World War I Poster; "Gee!! I Wish I Were A Man, I'd join the Navy. Be a Man and Do It. United States Navy Recruiting Station". Sheet measurement 38"

WWI Poster, 20” x 30,’ titled “The United States Army Builds Men, Apply Nearest Recruiting Station”. Artwork by Herbert Paus (1880-1945). Promotes “character, crafts and physique” as quali

(5 copies) of a vintage offset-lithograph exhibition poster on heavy paper stock titled "Crying Men", for the White Cube Gallery exhibition in London, 29 October - 4 December, 2004, utilizing his phot

Original WWI Poster, small "banner" size, published by The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, London. Printed by Andrew Reid & Co, Newcastle-On-Tyne. Reads "Each Recruit Brings Peace Nearer." 2ft6"x6

London Transport WWII - Leave Rush Hour Travel Original vintage World War Two London travel announcement poster: Leave rush-hour travel for war workers - please. Advertising panel sized for display on

Russian propaganda poster. WW2 era. Depicts famous steps in Odessa. Signed by the artist. A. Zirov. Block printed on paper in several sections and mounted on linen. Mounting original H77" W34-1/2". Im

Lot of Posters including Scribners, Soviet propaganda poster, WWI & WWII posters as found

A vintage WWII American lithographic propaganda poster depicting men working with the drawing, with the lettering below: American labor and management, working together, are helping win the war - Toge