GROUP OF 5 WWII AMERICAN PATRIOTIC WAR EFFORT

American World War II poster, 28.5 x 40 in., bearing the patriotic message ‘Americans Will always Fight For Liberty’. The colored poster features an image of U.S. soldiers from World War II as the

American WWII poster, 'Don't burn waste paper - Our war effort needs it - Call a collector!', artwork by Rabkin, Division of Information Office for Emergency Management, not dated, likely WWII, 27.5 x

In America during WWII, every resource was poured into the war effort. With over 12 million Americans - 11% of the total population - serving in the armed forces, everything from food to labor was tig

1941-5 andom 3 coins. Circualted Condition - Clad in the American flag, Adolph A. Weinman's patriotic Walking Liberty emerged during World War I and was due for retirement in 1942, but Congress extend

1941-5 andom 3 coins. Circualted Condition - Clad in the American flag, Adolph A. Weinman's patriotic Walking Liberty emerged during World War I and was due for retirement in 1942, but Congress extend

1941-5 andom 3 coins. Circualted Condition - Clad in the American flag, Adolph A. Weinman's patriotic Walking Liberty emerged during World War I and was due for retirement in 1942, but Congress extend

Large collection of ORIGINAL World War 2 American Patriotic Stationery. Over 200 pieces of unused clean stationery. Letterheads; Stamp Em Out / Unite we stand / Liberation / It Shall Be Done etc.. Sta

[WORLD WAR II]. A group of 5 items, incl. naval pilots' wings and dragon ring. Pilot's wings, shield over anchor over wings, sterling. In black velveteen jewelry bag. Early safety clasp. Pilot's wings

Group of five early American books, including "Patriotic Addresses," and "Blair's Sermons." SKU: 01953

Circa 1940. All relating to the War effort, 15 total piece of varying size. Several having wear to the edges consistent with age. Some scattered staining consistent with age.

Two Federal Civil Service placards picturing Neil Armstrong and research pilot Joe Walker. Plus two war effort handbills urging wartime conservation. Finally, a New Haven Railroad placard advertising

Collection of 5 pieces of British World War II patriotic porcelain/pottery including; 1.) Beaker measuring 4.25" in height by Copeland Spode for the RAF British War Relief Society. 2.) Mug measuring 3

Group of 5 Civil War & Black History Illustrations. From Books, Magazines. Under Magnifying glass show no signs of dotting showing age and authenticity. Item 1: (translated) American War. Marooned Neg

A cased World War II Coins and Stamp Collection, lot includes a group of 5 coins and 18 U.S. postage stamps. Single Lincoln steel penny, Jefferson wartime nickel, silver mercury dime, silver Washingto

20th Anniversary of World War II (instituted in 1965), 2x 30th Anniversary of World War II (instituted in 1975), 40th Anniversary of World War II (instituted in 1985), 50th Anniversary of World War II

Original American World War II propaganda poster, 20.5 x 28 in., featuring a monochrome headshot of a woman surrounded by the bold title ‘WANTED! FOR MURDER’. The red text below warns: &#8

World War II Era Patriotic American LIBERTY BOND OWNER Window Banner; Vibrant printed cotton flag with Bald Eagle and US Shield. Approximate size is 11-7/8" x 17-7/8". Condition: light soiling, damp s

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem - We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem - We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem - We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem- We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem - We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem - We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision

Part of our greatest moment as patriotic Americans happened during World War 2. It was the year 1941, the war was raging on, and there was a problem - We needed more of the metal, Nickel. The decision