LOT OF 2 WWII POSTERS - DON'T TRAVEL - UNLESS YOUR TRIP

LOT OF 2 WWII POSTERS - DON'T TRAVEL - UNLESS YOUR TRIP HELPS THE WAR, MEASURES 27" X 20" & NEEDLESS TRAVEL INTERFERES WITH THE WAR EFFORT, MEASURES 28" X 20", HAVE TEARS AND CREASES, AS PICTURED

LOT OF 2 WWII POSTERS - IS YOUR TRIP NECESSARY? & TRUCKS AND TIRES MUST LAST TILL VICTORY, MEASURES 28" X 22", HAVE TEARS AND CREASES, AS PICTURED

WWII poster, 'Won't You Give My Boy a Chance to Get Home? - Don't Travel - Unless Your Trip Helps Win the War' and verso 'A Word About This New Government Poster', artwork by Jerome Rozen (1895-1987),

LOT OF 2 WWII POSTERS - A CARELESS WORD…A NEEDLESS SINKING & A CARELESS WORD…A NEEDLESS LOSS, MEASURE 28" X 22", HAVE TEARS, CREASES AND PCS MISSING, AS PICTURED

LOT OF 2 WWII POSTERS - DO WITH LESS - SO THEY'LL HAVE ENOUGH, MEASURES 28" X 22", & THE BATTLE-WISE INFANTRYMAN…IS CAREFUL OF WHAT HE SAYS OR WRITES. HOW ABOUT YOU?, HAVE TEARS AND CREASES, AS PICT

LOT OF 2 WWII POSTERS - 2 CARELESS TALK…GOT THERE FIRST, MEASURE 28" X 20", HAVE TEARS AND CREASES, AS PICTURED

LOT OF 2 WWII POSTERS - LESS DANGEROUS THAN CARELESS TALK & WANTED! FOR MURDER HER CARELESS TALK COSTS LIVES, MEASURE 28" X 20", HAVE TEARS, CREASES AND PCS MISSING, AS PICTURED

LOT OF 2 WWII POSTERS - … BECAUSE SOMEBODY TALKED & IF YOU TELL WHERE HE'S GOING - HE MAY NEVER GET THERE!, MEASURES 27 1/2" X 20", HAVE TEARS, CREASES AND PIECES MISSING, AS PICTURED

LOT OF 2 WWII POSTERS - FUEL FIGHTS! SAVE YOUR SHARE, MEASURES 28" X 20", & BUY WAR BONDS, MEASURES 28" X 22", HAVE TEARS, CREASES AND PCS MISSING, AS PICTURED

LOT (2) WWII STYLE PROPAGANDA POSTERS. 32 X 23 1/2"

LOT (2) SOVIET WWII PROPAGANDA POSTERS. 12 X 18" & 21 X 14"

LOT (2) POSTERS INCLUDING FRENCH TRAVEL POSTER, COTE D'AZUI AND MODERNIST MOTORCYCLE

DESCRIPTION: A lot of 2 Vintage WWII posters. Including: "If you tell where he's going... he may never get there!" created by John Phillip Falter (1910-1982), published by U.S. Government Printing Off

Lot consists of (2) Original World War II Propaganda Posters. Includes "Strong in the Strength of the Lord..." Poster by David Stone Martin, OWI Poster No.8, U.S. Government Printing Office 1942-O-488

Lot consists of 1 - Texas advertisement showing the San Jacinto Monument with artwork by Oscar M. Bryn. Matted and housed in a light wood frame under glass.; 1 - Unframed Texas advertisement reading "

(lot of 2) Continental School (20th century), "Venezia," circa 1935, and "Firenze," circa 1930, vintage lithographic and offset posters in colors on linen, printed by Pizzi & Pizio (Milan/Rome, Italia

(lot of 2) David Klein (American, 1918-2005), "Greece Fly TWA," circa 1960, vintage lithgrapic and offset travel poster in colors on linen, printed in the U.S.A., sheet: 40"h x 25"w, overall (linen):

Lot of two posters for England, 'Lincoln' and 'Norwich', photographed by J. Dixon Scott and H. Felton, The Travel and Industrial Association of Great Britain and Ireland, not dated, 30 x 20 inches. Fo

Lot of two travel posters for Britain, one for 'Winchester Hampshire', British Travel and Holidays Association, printed by Sun Printers, Ltd. and Harrison & Sons, Ltd., 1950s, 30 x 20 inches.

Lot (4) 1950's travel posters including (2) Nassau (42" x 28", 28" x 22") , Puerto Rico (28" x 21"), Dominican Republic (29" x 21"). Loose under shrink wrap.

Lot of 2. Includes "Doing all you can, brother?", by Robert Sloan (22" x 28"), and "Let's All Fight" (28" x 22"). Both show light edge and corner wear. Each folded.

AN ORIGINAL AMERICAN WWII POSTER BY FRANZ OSWALD SCHIFFERS (1902-1976) Almost VD, 1946, chromolithograph, 57 x 41 cm (22 1/2 x 16 in.) LOT NOTES During the war, Schiffers was commissioned to create se

Lot of two war bonds posters. Larger "you buy 'em we'll fly 'em" WWII Defense Bonds poster by Wilkinsons. Great image of a U.S. Army pilot with several planes in the background. Mounted to linen canva

The wartime travel restrictions poster by the U.S. Office of Defense 'Millions of troops are on the move. Is YOUR trip necessary?,' bears the date 1943 and is illustrated by Montgomery Earl Melbourne