THE FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY ARMY RECRUITMENT POSTER

The Father of Our Country Appealed for Soldiers as Follows - Do as Our Fathers did in 1776 - Enlist', Army Recruiting Office, Ryan & Hart Co. Printers, Chicago, ca 1917, approx. 41 x 28 inches. Minor

(America, 1870-1960) German Re Print by Drukkerij De Lange/van KLeer of the original "I Want You for U S Army' Poster. 1917 published by Leslie Judge, New York. Some scattered stains and a tear at top

Original WWII Keep 'em Flying US Army Recruitment Poster Near Mint 25x38"

A radical leftist recruitment "The New Action Army: Our Flag Our Future Join" poster. Marked "© Compass Points 201 S. Cooper Memphis, Tenn. (901) 272-9643" along the lower right

1947 American Army recruiting poster 'First Class Soldier and Citizen, USA', artwork by 'Glass', United States Army Recruitment Publicity Bureau, P-225-RPB-2-1-47-60M, 1947, 38 x 25 inches. Loss and 1

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 vintage British Army recruitment poster - Join the Regular Army It's a Real Man's Life - featuring a stunning image by the British artist Marcus Stone (1909-1991) of a royal Life Guard in ful

Women! - They can't do anymore - but you can - Join the WAC', U.S. Army Recruiting Station, PC-X-4 RPB 10-1-43-225M, 1943, 12.5 x 9.5 inches. Pinhole marks and small sticker affixed to bottom right co

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

American WWI recruitment poster 'Your Country Needs You! Join the Navy Now!', artwork by Hazel Roberts, ca 1916, 25 x 19 inches. Minor crease on left side. Poster is housed between cardboard and aceta

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

Guard Our Shores / U.S. Army Coast Artillery. 1940. WWII recruitment poster of soldiers on the shore silhouetted by rays of light and billowy clouds. 33 ¾ x 25”. Faint creases; a sharp, cle

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

[WORLD WAR I] Lot of 4 British recruitment posters. Lithographs. Including: – Your Country’s Call / Isn’t this worth fighting for? Enlist Now! Leeds: Jowett & Sowry, ca. 1914/15. 29

Woodburn, Tom B. 1893 - 1980 Defend Your Country - United States Army Offset 1940 38.1 x 24.8 in. (97 x 63 cm) Printer: Spurgeon Tucker, New York Condition Details: (B+/A-) backed on linen, overpainti

American WWI recruitment poster 'Adventure and Action - Enlist in the Field Artillery U.S. Army', artwork by Harry S. Mueller, Engineer Reproduction Plant, U.S. Army, 1920, 25 x 19 inches. Folds. Post

ORIGINAL WORLD WAR II "NURSES ARE NEEDED NOW " RECRUITMENT POSTER ; ILLUSTRATED BY BERNATCHE - 28 1/2" x 41 1/2"

[WWI]. [ARMSTRONG, Rolf (1889-1960), artist]. “Your Country Needs You- Join the Navy!” New York: The Knapp Co., Inc., 1916. Lithographed World War I recruitment poster with a color il

George Washington Bicentennial 1732-1932 Poster 'The Father of Our Country'. Framed. Made for Washington's Bicentennial celebration of 1932. Painted on fabric / cloth. Approximate size: 32'' x 56'' x

Type: PosterMaterials: PaperMarkings & Inscriptions: MarkedDate: Ca. 1915Maker: Printed by the Engineer Reproduction Plant, U.S. Army, Washington Barracks, D.C.Description: A rare United States Signal

Lithographic posters comprising: 1.) Text only poster boldly headed "British Subjects / It Is Your Duty / To / ENLIST / In The / British Or Canadian Army." The body of the poster continues with explan

Reproduction WWI recruitment poster printed on sheet metal. Depiction of Uncle Sam with the phrase "I want YOU for the U.S. Army". Original illustration was done by J. M. Flagg. 38 x 25in. Scuffs, wea

5 WW1 Navy & U.S. Marines recruitment posters, "Follow the boys in blue for home and country,(21" by 29")", "Your Country needs you, Join the Navy! (19.25" by 14.5")", "The US Marines Want You, apply

Two original Canadian WWII small recruitment color posters, circa 1942, the first "Canada's New Army Needs Men Like You," designed by Eric Aldwinckle and Albert Cloutier, depicting a knight on horseba