1943 World War 2 WWII Army Recruiting Poster

20 x 28 inches Very good condition. Reserve: $175.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $25.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Foreign shipping rates are determined by destination.

WAAC - This is my war too!', artwork by Dan V. Smith, Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, Recruiting Publicity Bureau, PC-71 RPB 1-30-43-250M, 1943, 12.5 x 9 inches.

Dan V. Smith (American, 20th century). WAAC (Women's Army Auxiliary Corps) This is My War Too! World War II poster, circa 1943. Signed in the plate lower left Dan. V. Smith, with Recruiting Publicity

WWII American recruiting poster 'The United States Army - Then - Now - Forever', artwork by Major Tom B. Woodburn (1893-1980), 1940, 38 x 25 inches. Small tape remnants along the margins.

Randolph Field "West Point of the Air Flying Cadets" 1939 pre-WWII recruiting poster; illustrated with photograph/drawing montage including formations of fighter planes, biplanes, bombers, aerial view

Five Sullivan Brothers Missing in Action. 1943. Office of War Information Poster No. 42. WWII recruiting poster honoring the Waterloo, Iowa born Sullivan brothers, Joseph Eugene, Francis Henry, Albert

American. Circa 1944. Colour lithograph. A poster recruiting women for each service branch of the armed services. The artist was Steele Savage (1898-1970). Signed, by artist at lower right of illustra

1943, 33x42, US, A condition on linen

Scarce U.S. Army recruitment poster from the World War II era, 22 x 28 in., 1941, color, printed by the U.S. Army Recruiting Service, featuring a patriotic image in blues, yellows, reds, and browns of

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

A vintage WWII American lithographic propaganda poster depicting a man and woman working side by side for the army, with the lettering below: Great Americans, don't take time off - when our country ne

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

1943, 29x40, US, C condition

1943, 33 x 42, linen backed, rolled, A condition

Artist Vladimir Uspensky. Published by "ISKUSSTVO", 1943. Circulation: 3000 copies. The inscription on the poster: "All our forces to support our heroic Red Army, our glorious Red Navy! All the forces

This World War ll poster supports the unity of nations and arms of the allied forces combatting the German and Italian armies. The imagery depicts the unified cannons exploding with their targets with

This Is My War Too, WAAC with large US Flag in background Recruiting Publicity Bureau of the United States Army. Measures 30 inches x 20 inches.

A soviet military poster designed in 1943 by soviet painter N. Dolgorukov (1902—1980). The Russian text is read as follows: “The offensive of the Red Army continues. Every hour their path

A large Soviet poster dated October 16, 1943. The main inscription at the bottom of the poster: "Da zdravstvuyut doblestnye voiny Krasnoi Armii!" ["Long live the valiant warriors of the Red Army!"] Ar

The poster is dated September 12, 1943. Artist I. Serebryanny. The poster depicts the offensive of the Red Army. It contains a call to mobilize all forces to fight the German invaders. The poster is i

WWI Army Tank Corp Recruiting Poster "Join the Black Toms". Framed. Some staining, creasing and small tears. Frame size approx. 25 3/4'' x 19 1/4''.

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

Collection of 10 WWI & WWII Army Navy Stamps Bonds War Posters. Posters promote everything from "Navy Day" celebration, to buying war stamps and war bonds, to fuel-saving home insulation. Includes the