WWII Poster The Toughest Job is still ahead

WWII War Jobs Poster - James Montgomery Flagg This original World War II jobs poster from the Office of Wartime Information features art from James Montgomery Flagg, creator of the iconic Uncle Sam re

The need is ~Growing~ Dig For Victory Still, original WW2 poster printed for HMSO by Chromoworks - 38 x 25 cm

WWII AMERICAN POSTER: REMEMBER ME? I'M STILL FIGHTING YOU! 100% original authenticity guaranteed Size 28.5 by 40" Folds, with some repaired tears at the fols 2022 Reserve: $360.00 Shipping: Do

Canadian. 1940. Lithograph on paper. Propaganda was used to control how we would think. It uses words and images to convey a message and it's persuasive nature makes it powerful. Image shows troops fi

Women Moving into the Wartime Factory Work Force, by Elsa Kula (NY/IL, 1918-2019), WH 10-17, Feeral Security Agency, US Public Health Service, including: "Wears styles designed for Victory"; "Eats man

Let's Finish the Job is a 1944 Merchant Marine recruitment poster, commissioned by the War Shipping Administration. At the time, American shipyards were producing cargo ships faster than crews could b

Dimensions: H 16" x W 22.5" Condition: Some tears and losses. Previously folded, with creases.

TO GET AHEAD ON YOUR OWN... - ORIGINAL 1943 WWII POSTER - COOL NEWSPAPER BOY ARTOriginal 1943 WWII poster (20" x 27") "To get ahead on your own, without a Dictator to pUSh you around - that's America

1. A Seaboard Air Line Railroad time table series of three uncut press sheets dated April 1948. 2. A World War II educational poster 'PUT THE RAILROAD AHEAD OF THE GAME,' illustrated by Ernest Hamlin

"I need you on the Job" "Don't Get Hurt", Signed 40" x 28". Bernard Perlin

including illustrations by Packer each 40" x 27""OK Soldier!", "We've Just Begun to Fight", "More","If", "Can You Look Him in the Eye When He Comes Back?", "The Guy Who Relaxes", "Full Speed Ahead!"

United We Win is a 1942 American WWII poster by Alexander Lieberman (1912-1999). The image was commissioned by the United States War Manpower Commission NARA Still Picture Branch. This is the smaller

GERMAN WW2 LARGE POSTER DU BIST FRONT, 1939-1945 The poster is handmade and painting. Very nice job. In this condition impossible to find poster from that series. This item was obtained from a large o

Original Vintage Poster DON'T BE A JOB HOPPER War WWII WALT DISNEY Poster (20 x 28 in)

WWII Original Propaganda Poster HUGE Uncle Sam Don't Walk Out On Me Now Lets Finish The Job. Buy Victory Loan Bonds. Measurements in inches: 40 x 60 Condition:Has small tears in creases Shipping:We of

DESCRIPTION: Four World War II Official Navy Posters for the Industrial Incentive Division with original mailing envelope. Includes: 1) 1944 poster titled "... remember me? I'm still fighting you!"; 2

WW II poster 1943, 'War Jobs' 16" x 22.5" Condition: crease, center tear creased

Every Mothers Son Is Counting on You! See The Job Through To Victory. U.S. Government Printing Office: 1944-0-601156. Official Navy Poster, Industrial Incentive Division, 8-80M. This poster is in very

Prepare for your war job now! Millions are needed - Short free courses', U.S. Government Printing Office, 1943-O-533448, 44 x 20.5 inches. Mailing folds and minor tears at edges.

Trio of World War II Propaganda Posters. Including “Have You Really Tried to Save Gas…?”; “Get a War Job”; and “Victory—Now You Can Invest In It!”, Dean

Your Job Is To Keep 'Em Shooting! is a 1942 World War II U.S.A propaganda poster by Herbert Morton Stoops. The artwork was commissioned by the United States Army Ordnance Division. The image demonstra

I need your skill in a WAR JOB!', artwork by James Montgomery Flagg, (1877-1960), OWI Poster No. 25, US Government Printing Office, 1943-O-502683, 28 x 22 inches. Mailing folds, 1.5-inch tear on right

American poster, 'I need your skill in a WAR JOB!', artwork by James Montgomery Flagg, (1877-1960), OWI Poster No. 25, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1943-O-502683, 28 x 22 inches. Mailing folds, tw

BARCLAY, McClelland. Defend American Freedom / It’s Everybody’s Job. National Association of Manufacturers, ca. 1942. World War II work incentive poster depicts Uncle Sam trading his stars