WWI Navy recruiting station poster

WWI "Warding off a night attack" Navy recruiting station poster. 17" x 14". Condition as per photo.

WWI "Enlist in the Navy. To arms" poster by Milton Bancroft, circa 1917. 41" x 27". Condition as per photo.

24x38 US Navy recruiting station poster WW2 framed vintage

Large folio WWI lithograph poster entitled "U.S. NAVY / Help Your Country ! / ENLIST IN THE NAVY / Navy Recruiting Station" signed H. Reuterdahl (Henry Reuterdahl, Swedish/American 1871-1925), depicti

The Navy is Calling - Enlist Now', artwork by L.N. Britton, (1858-1934), U.S. Navy Recruiting Station, The W.F. Powers Company Lithograph, N.Y., ca 1917, approx. 41 x 28 inches. 3-inch tear at bottom

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"

[WORLD WAR I].   A group of 3 World War I-era posters, comprising:  GIBSON, Charles Dana (1867-1944), artist. U.S. Navy / "Here he is, Sir." We need him and you too! Navy Recruiting Station

Howard Chandler Christy (1872-1952) 'I Want You for the Navy - Promotion for anyone enlisting apply any recruiting station or postmaster', Forbes, 1917, 27 x 41.5 inches. Recruitment poster for Poughk

WWI "Only the Navy can stop this" poster, by WA (William Allen) Rogers, circa 1917. 20" x 25". Condition as per photo.

WWI "He is getting our country's signal, are you?, Joined the Navy" Recruiting poster, circa 1917. 20" x 30". Condition as per photo.

,United States,Circa 1917 Depicts an American bulldog chasing a dacshund wearing a pickelhaube with the title "Teufel hunden, German nickname for U.S. Marines Devil dog recruiting station" over vibran

This World War 1 ear Navy recruiting poster depicts a saluting sailor. Artwork by Rolf Armstrong. A few small nicks along the bottom edge. Condition (Execellent). Size 19 -1/2" x 14 -1/2".

FLAGG, James Montgomery (1877 – 1960). I Want You / For U.S. Army / Nearest Recruiting Station. 1917. WW1 recruitment poster with Uncle Sam pictured pointing his finger at the viewer. Blank spac

Original World War II, Sullivan Brothers "They Did Their Part" Navy Recruiting Poster, 1943. Artist unknown. The five Sullivan brothers, were all killed in action when their ship, the USS Juneau was t

Original World War II, Sullivan Brothers "They Did Their Part" Navy Recruiting Poster, 1943. Artist unknown. The five Sullivan brothers, were all killed in action when their ship, the USS Juneau was t

Original World War II, Sullivan Brothers "They Did Their Part" Navy Recruiting Poster, 1943. Artist unknown. The five Sullivan brothers, were all killed in action when their ship, the USS Juneau was t

Henry Reuterdahl (American, 1870-1925) navy recruiting poster. Signed H. Reuterdahl. "The Navy Put 'Em Across. The Service for Travel and Training Ages 17 to 35. Apply Navy Recruiting Station." Press

Enlist in the Navy is a World War I recruiting poster with the bottom area left blank, to be filled in with the recruitment center information. The poster is rated a B- condition due to the color and

WWI naval recruiting offices poster-"US Navy requires firemen 2nd class and 3rd class for battleships, cruisers and transports, also other naval vessels". 40" x 30". Condition as per photo.

Historic Americana World War I: Uncle Sam Recruiting Poster By James Montgomery Flagg with the Iconic Text: "I Want You/ For U.S. Army/ Nearest Recruiting Station." the 1917 Original World War I (1917

World War Two Recruiting Poster, Titled, "THE MARINES HAVE LANDED - !". Image of Marines wading ashore with rifles raised overhead, beneath "APPLY TO NEAREST RECRUITING STATION", bottom signed "MCPB 9

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

As part of the recruiting efforts by the United States Marine Corps during World War I, this poster highlights Admiral George Dewey and his high esteem for the elite section of the Navy. George Dewey

Two (2) WWI propaganda posters by L A Shafer and H. Reuterdahl and one (1) photograph of the USS John Hood, 3 items total. 1st item: Lithograph poster titled "Invest in the Victory Liberty Loan/They K