World War II Propaganda Sheet Advertisement

Parker, Cushman Lithograph, WWI Propaganda Advertisement, Little Americans Do Your Bit, United States Food Administration, 1917. Weight Approx., 4.75 lbs Approx. Measurements: Image 13" x 20", framed

Eight WWII Propaganda Posters. Most American. Including advertisements for bonds and rationing. Each approximately 22 x 17”. All linen backed. Condition generally A.

Four World War II Propaganda Posters. Including U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps; A Careless Word…; Don’t Talk About Troop Movements; and You Buy ‘Em We Fly ‘Em. Size half-sheet or small

WWI propaganda poster- ''For Home & Country: Victory Liberty Loan'', note: repaired tears verso. 30 x 20'' (sheet)

20th Century Fox, 1944. One sheet (27 x 41”). World War II propaganda film and drama involving American pilots held captive by the Japanese. Colorful and clean. Folds starting, some border nicks. A-

[Coca–Cola] Large German Coca–Cola Two Sheet Advertisement Poster. Circa 1930s (pre-WWII). A cheerful young man drinks from a cooler chest full of bottled Coke. 66 x 47”. Chip to low

Anton Otto Fischer (German-American, 1882-1962)original American WWII folio color half sheet photolithographic broadside propaganda poster, "A Careless Word...A Needless Sinking," depicting a group of

William Henry "Haskell" Coffin (American, 1878-1941). 'Joan of Arc Saved France' propaganda poster, ca. 1918, United States Printing and Lithographing Company, New York, 28"h x 21"w sheet.

Document dropped on Japanese Soldiers telling them that they were losing the war graphic photos in colour - rare

Document dropped on German Soliders stating - Hilter I fell so fresh, Spring is coming - 2 documents

Document dropped on Japanese Soldiers telling them that they were losing the war graphic photos in colour - rare

Rare Russian poster of the First World War period 'Heroic Feat of Private Katz.' A story about the feat of Private Katz is printed under the image. Chromolithograph on paper. Artist S.Ya. Fialkovsky,

Two World War Two propaganda posters by Disney animator Ted Bonnicksen, "An Open Safe". While working at Disney as an animator, he was drafted into the US Army Signal Corps, where he produced posters.

Two World War Two propaganda posters by Disney animator Ted Bonnicksen, "Remember!". While working at Disney as an animator, he was drafted into the US Army Signal Corps, where he produced posters. He

Two World War Two propaganda posters by Disney animator Ted Bonnicksen, "Watch your wastepaper". While working at Disney as an animator, he was drafted into the US Army Signal Corps, where he produced

A Russian Soviet World War II period propaganda poster "Za zhizn', Za Rodinu, Za Leningrad!" [For life, For Homeland, For Leningrad!]. Color lithography, LSSH publishing house, Boevoy Karandash No. 82

World War Two propaganda poster by Disney animator Ted Bonnicksen, "The message must get through!". While working at Disney as an animator, he was drafted into the US Army Signal Corps, where he produ

Three World War Two propaganda posters by Disney animator Ted Bonnicksen. While working at Disney as an animator, he was drafted into the US Army Signal Corps, where he produced posters. He returned t

each a lithograph or chromolithograph in colors, to include "Victory Liberty Loan: For Home and Country," "Fight World Famine: Enroll in The Boys' Working Reserve," and a "National War Savings Day" po

American World War I propaganda poster, 20 in. x 30 in., titled ‘Are You 100% American? Prove It!’, with the subtitle ‘Buy U.S. Government Bonds - Third Liberty Loan’. This message is surround

Cornwell, Dean, Victory - Now You can Invest in It, Victory Loan, 1945, offset printed World War II propaganda poster, artist's name signed in the plate, 36.5 x 25.75 inches, WFD 53A, U.S. Government

Description US World War II Propaganda Poster Description: Someone talked. Artist: Siebel, Fred. Printing/Date: Offset 1942. Printer: U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington. Condition Details: (B

An original 1943 propaganda poster, 20 x 28 in. color, titled ‘1783 / 1943’ and adding at the bottom ‘Americans will always fight for liberty’. It shows Revolutionary War soldi

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