U.S. Marines Recruiting Poster, Framed

U.S. Marines Recruiting Poster, Framed. No glass. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 29 x 23 x 1

Type: PosterMaterials: PaperMarkings & Inscriptions: UnmarkedDate: Ca. 1915Maker: Printed for the United States Marine CorpsDescription: An original WWI era USMC recruitment poster, featuring an illus

Type: PosterMaterials: PaperMarkings & Inscriptions: UnmarkedDate: Ca. 1915Maker: Printed for the United States Marine CorpsDescription: An original WWI era USMC recruitment poster, featuring an illus

WWI "US Marines, enlist today" poster, by Sidney H Riesenberg, dated in poster 1913. 18" x 26". Condition as per photo.

Type: PosterMaterials: PaperMarkings & Inscriptions: UnmarkedDate: Ca. 1915Maker: Printed for the United States Marine CorpsDescription: An original WWI era "Soldiers Of The Sea" USMC recruitment post

DESCRIPTION: Original WWI U.S. Marine Recruiting Poster by J.C. Layendecker (American, 1874-1951). Depicts image of Marines surrounded by photos of official and recreational base activities. Text read

Type: PosterMaterials: PaperMarkings & Inscriptions: UnmarkedDate: Ca. 1915Maker: Printed for the United States Marine CorpsDescription: An original WWI era USMC recruitment poster, featuring an illus

WWI "Do your duty, join the US Marines, help them defend America on land and sea" recruiting poster, by PW. 18" x 27". Condition as per photo.

Original WWI US Marine Corps Recruiting Poster with Woman in Uniform GREAT ITEMMeasures 30 1/2" by 40" This is an ORIGINAL AND NOT A REPRINTHoward Chandler Christy "If you want to fight, Join the Mari

Sidney H Riesenberg (1885-1971) For Active Service Join the US Marines, original recruiting poster printed in the USA c.1917 - 66 x 46 cm

Anon "Spirit of 1917 " Join the US Marines, original recruiting poster printed in the USA c.1917 - 66 x 46 cm

24x38 US Navy recruiting station poster WW2 framed vintage

Ca. 1916-1917. Original U.S. Army recruiting framed poster titled "Columbia Calls - Enlist now for U.S. Army" by Frances Adams Halsted and painted by V. Aderente.

Charles B Falls (1874-1960) Teufel Hunden US Marines, Devil Dog Recruiting Station, original poster printed USA c. 1917 - 71 x 48 cm

ROMAN, D. L. Sgt. U.S. Marines / Enlist Now. Peleliu. 1945. Recruiting poster depicts Marines battling in the island jungle of this small Pacific Island, where they battled for 26 days. This poster is

So Proudly We Serve / Only 100,000 May Serve as Marines. Circa 1940s. Color recruiting poster for the U.S. Marine Corps. 40 x 28”. Some toning, edgewear, marginal tears and creases, some creases

Original JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG WWI MARINE RECRUITING POSTER. "Tell that to the Marines at Baltimore Building." Color Lithograph on paper. Verso inscribed in ink U.S. Marine Recruiting Office St. Paul

Collection of military recruiting posters to include "Halt Who Goes There" 1912 US Marine Corp, "Britishers You're Needed Come Across Now" by Lloyd Meyers, "Your Work Means Victory" 1917 by Fred J. Ho

Vintage WW1 'E-E-E-Yah-Yip Go Over With The U.S. Marines' Recruitment Poster. Designed by Charles Buckles Falls (American, 1874-1960). Not framed. 'E-E-E-Yah-Yip,' is the battle cry of the U.S. Marine

by Charles Buckles Fall From 1917 "E.E.E. Yah - Yip Go over with U.S. Marines" restored laid on flexible board and framed image is approximately 21" x 28" overall size is 25" x 32"

,United States,Circa 1917 Depicts an American bulldog chasing a dacshund wearing a pickelhaube with the title "Teufel hunden, German nickname for U.S. Marines Devil dog recruiting station" over vibran

Vintage WW1 Teufel Hunden U.S. Marine Devil Dog Recruitment Poster. Designed by Charles Buckles Falls (American, 1874-1960). Not framed. 'Devil Dogs,' a nickname given to the U.S. Marines by the Germa

Wanted - Fighting Dollars; Do With Less so They'll Have Enough; Buy War Bonds; You Bet I'm Going Back to Sea US Merchant Marine; all framed

GORDON HOPE GRANT (AMERICAN, 1875-1962), WWI U.S. RECRUITING POSTER, C1918, H 39", W 25", "WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO HELP? RED CROSS":Original WWI U. S. propaganda poster, "What Are You Doing To Help? (Re