American War Propaganda Leaflet Dropped by American Flying Fortress

American War Propaganda Leaflet Dropped by American Flying Fortress. Entitled "Germany Declared War on USA 11. December 1941" and "The American Air Force is attacking these targets now!".Size: 21x13cm

American War Propaganda Leaflet for French African Territories - "Message from Dwight Eisenhower". "French people of the Northern Africa, American army is occupying the your territories to avoid a Ita

American War Propaganda Leaflet entitled "Elementary Laws of the Prisoner of War Regulations" and on the reverse to be used as safe-conduct for German soliders who wanted to surrender to allies. Writt

American WW2 War Propaganda Leaflet With Safe-Conduct For German Soldiers That Desert to Allies lines. Life's too short, you have only one chance! says the leaflet. On the other side a phot of fallen

American Pro-POW War Propaganda Leaflet entitled "Tanks, Aircrafts, Guns". Dealing with the option of becoming a POW, which is the best option to save your life. "The safest protection is and remains

Item: Spanish American War Era Carved Coconut Parade Torch, possibly made by POW. Meticulously hand carved coconut with symbolic images including; a U.S. occupied military fortress flying a U.S. flag,

WWII German Invasion Propaganda Dropped Leaflet in France Anti-British & Anti-American. German propaganda leaflet in French. 2 pages. Air-dropped into France, attempting to rally French citizens again

Fascist Italy War Propaganda Leaflet Showing a Reproduction of a UK Pound Banknote. On the reverse a text in Italian talking about the avarice of the Americans and the harm they would cause to Italy w

World War II 18x24 print titled Memphis Belle by the artist Kenneth B Hancock picturing the American B17 flying fortress in flight. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with

Ivan Dimitri (AMERICAN, 1900–1968) World War II "Keep 'Em Flying!" Military Army Air Force recruitment propaganda poster. Numbered "P-38 RPB 5-16-42 100M" to the lower right. Poster depicts pilots o

Good lot of six pieces ephemera related to the surrender of Japanese troops to U.S. forces in the Pacific Theater, includes: American propaganda leaflet, 2pp. 4to., featuring a photograph of smiling J

Soviet original anti-American, anti-War in Vietnam poster "No Forgiveness to Aggressor". Printed in 1966. Dimensions: 32 3/4 x 22 in., (83 x 56 cm.)

Lot of two American posters from World War II, with a theme focusing on the fight with Japan after Pearl Harbor. Includes: a 28 x 40 in. color poster depicting a burning U.S. battleship with a clench-

Original American World War II propaganda poster, 20 x 28.25 in., bearing an image of a young sailor flashing a grin as he walks away under the weight of canvas and a bundle of ropes slung over his sh

A World War I American propaganda poster by artist Henry Raleigh, 19.5 x 29 in. (sight), color, 1918, titled 'Hun or Home?', showing a civilian mother clutching her baby as a stereotypical German sold

A World War I American propaganda poster by artist Ellsworth Young, 19.5 in. x 29 in. (sight), color, 1918, titled 'Remember Belgium', showing a silhouette of a German soldier forcefully dragging a re

DESCRIPTION: World War I, American propaganda color lithograph poster showing a portrait of a female figure dressed with the American flag. Original title: "Be Patriotic—Sign Your Countr

American WWII propaganda war production poster on cardboard 'We, the people...Arm for Defense', Office of Production Management, U.S. Government Printing Office 1941-O-304019, 14 x 22 inches.

DESCRIPTION: World War I, American propaganda poster showing a bread loaf. Original title: "Save a loaf a week. Help win the war." By The U.S. Food administration. Artist: Frederick G. Cooper. Lithogr

DESCRIPTION: World War I, American propaganda poster showing a portrait of Cardinal Mercier. Original title: Cardinal Mercier Has Appealed to the Food Administration for More Food for Starving Million

DESCRIPTION: World War I, American propaganda poster showing a portrait of an Italian officer. Original title: L'Italia ha bisogno di carne-frumento-grasso & zucchero. Translation of original title: I

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

Forsythe, Victor Clyde 1885 - 1962 And they thought we couldn´t fight Lithograph ca. 1918 41.3 x 30.7 in. (105 x 78 cm) Printer: Ketterlinus, Philadelphia Condition Details: (B+) was folded, smal

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: &