WWII AMERICAN LABOR POSTER

American Labor...Producing for Attack', War Production Board, US Government Printing Office, 1943-O-541688, 28 x 20 inches. Mailing folds and old tape repair on verso.

A vintage WWII American lithographic propaganda poster depicting men working with the drawing, with the lettering below: American labor and management, working together, are helping win the war - Toge

Breuhl, Anton (Australian American 1900 - 1982). Free Labor Will Win. 1942. WWII poster. 28 1/2" x 40". Condition: Very good. Folded. Some damp staining.

* A Group of Four American WWII Posters various artists comprising Enlist in the Coast Guard Spars, United We Win, The Five Sullivan Brothers ...They Did Their Part and Free Labor Will Win. Largest 41

American. Circa 1944. Lithograph. The artist, Seaman, was a commercial artist commissioned to do work for the war effort. Signed, by artist at left under illustration. Marked, "U.S. Government Printin

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

This World War ll poster was created by the artist Dan Smith as part of a national campaign to encourage the population to buy war bonds. The message is that the purchase of the bonds helps to protect

He's A Fighting Fool part of a series of "More Production" themed posters which served as a warning to home front factory workers about the importance of efficiency and attention to detail. This c.194

WWII AMERICAN POSTER: REMEMBER ME? I'M STILL FIGHTING YOU! 100% original authenticity guaranteed Size 28.5 by 40" Folds, with some repaired tears at the fols 2022 Reserve: $360.00 Shipping: Do

This World War ll poster was created by the artist Dan Smith as part of a national campaign to encourage the population to buy war bonds. The message is that the purchase of the bonds helps to protect

A vintage WWII American lithographic propaganda poster depicting a man and woman working side by side for the army, with the lettering below: Great Americans, don't take time off - when our country ne

Cardboard poster titled "America is at War", with 1st Amendment freedoms and rights written along the edges. Wear to edges and corners of board, along with light scuffing to some parts. 29" high x 24"

An infantryman looks out at the viewer to warn them of the dangers of "Loose Talk" in this 1944 WWII American propaganda poster by Jes Wilhelm Schlaikjer. During the Second World War, there was a cons

WWII American recruiting poster 'The United States Army - Then - Now - Forever', artwork by Major Tom B. Woodburn (1893-1980), 1940, 38 x 25 inches. Small tape remnants along the margins.

* A Group of Four American WWII Posters various artists comprising Fight in the Streets, This is the Enemy, I'm Counting on You and Save waste fats for explosives. Largest 29 7/8 x 19 7/8 inches. Esti

* A Group of Eight American WWII Posters various artists comprising Save the products of the Land, We'll have lots to eat this winter, won't we Mother?, Do With Less - so they'll have enough, Help sto

(4) WWII, American Red Cross Posters 30 x 20 in. & 20 x 27 in. Property of The Strong, sold to benefit the Museum's collections fund.

* A Group of Six American WWII Posters various artists 100 Years in the Region of the Great Lakes, ...Americanism is not, and never was, a matter of race or ancestry..., The Atlantic Charter, Can all

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.

This is one of the rare examples of American WWII posters that feature a person of color. WWII occurred in the midst of the nation's racist Jim Crow laws, so the fact that this poster highlights the b

American WWII poster 'Loose Talk Can Cost Lives - Keep It Under Your Stetson'. Designer unknown, ca. 1942. Poster size is 38.5 x 29 inches. Slightly trimmed at left and right margin. Professionally mo

American WWII poster, 'See 'Here's Your Infantry' and Buy That Extra Bond'. Artwork by Jes Schlaikjer, (1897-1982). US Poster Printing Office 1945, 1945-O-637667. Commissioned by the War Department in

American WWII poster 'United - The United Nations Fight for Freedom', artwork by Leslie Ragan (1897-1972), OWI poster No. 79, US Government Printing Office, 1943-O-534058, 28 x 20 inches. Mailing fold

American WWII poster titled 'You Buy 'Em - We'll Fly 'Em - Defense Bonds Stamps', artwork by Wilkinsons, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1942-O-436100, 28 x 20 inches. Original mailing folds, old tap