WWII US 1942 POSTER UNITED NATIONS FIGHT FREEDOM

Large American WWII poster, 'United Nations Fight for Freedom', artwork by Steve Broder (1906-1992), OWI Poster No. 19, U.S. Government Printing Office 1942-O-498304, 28.5 x 40 inches. Folds, 6-inch s

American WWII poster, 'The United Nations Fight for Freedom', artwork by Steve Broder (1906-1992), OWI poster No. 19, US Government Printing Office, 1942-O-498304, 22 x 28 inches. Mailing folds and lo

Original World War II, "The United Nations Fight for Freedom" Poster by S. Broder, 1942. OWI Poster No.19, U.S. Government Printing Office 1942-O-498304. Approx. 28" x 40". Image depicts the head and

A very large and original World War II Relic poster. American propaganda poster that says "The United Nations Fights for Freedom" 1942. Size: 40 inch (1016 mm) x 28 inch (711 mm). The poster features

An American WWII era Statue of Liberty poster The United Nations Fight for Freedom. On the right there are pictures of flags of 30 countries. Poster has black background with white text at the top of

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

A full sheet poster showing the statue of Liberty and the flags of the United Nations, marked OWI Poster No. 19 along lower margin and dated 1942, 28.5 x 40 inches. Signed in print by Steve Broder (19

WWII Poster 'The United Nations Fight For Freedom', 40 x 28 1/2

Two American World War II Motivational Postersthe first, “UNITED, THE UNITED NATIONS FIGHT FOR FREEDOM,” OWI (Office of War Information) Poster No. 79, U. S. Government Printing Office, 19

EIGHT WORLD WAR II-ERA PROPAGANDA POSTERS1940sIncludes ìThe United Nations Fight For Freedom", ìThis is What Weíre Working For", ìFor Victory", ìWe Will Have to Fight Our Way

Broder, S. The United Nations Fight for Freedom. 1942. OWI poster depicting the Statue of Liberty and flags of the members of the U.N. 40 x 28”. Unmounted. Old folds, scattered edgewear. B+.

United Nations Fight For Freedom and One Swine Too Many WW2 Propaganda Posters

Dated 1943, Comprising, "Back the Attack, Buy War Bonds," "The United Nations Fight for Freedom," "If you tell where he's going..He may never get there!" and "For Freedom's Sake, Buy War Bonds." Apx.

Dated 1943, Comprising, two "The United Nations Fight for Freedom," "Top That 10%" and "For Freedom`s Sake, Buy War Bonds." Together with a copy of the Boston Herald from August 15, 1945. From: 14"h x

Original - The United Nations Fight For Freedom 1942 United States. Office of Facts and Figures In a graphic design, flags of the United Nations member nations are shown with a color image of the Stat

WWll Poster "The United Nations Fight For Freedom" 27.5x22

Statue of Liberty and country flags. 22" x 27.75".

Ragan, Leslie. United. The United Nations Fight for Freedom. USA, 1943. OWI Poster No. 79. Color offset lithograph representing the members of the U.N. headed into battle as one force.27 ½ x 20&#

WW II poster by Broder 1942, United Nations 40" x 28" Condition: yellowing

A US WWII SAVINGS STAMP POSTER "JOAN OF ARC", CIRCA 1942. By United States printing and Litho company with illustration of Joan of Arc by Haskell Coffin. Height 30 inches x 20 inches (76 x 51 cm).

This is an original United States Navy spyglass with matching case. This spyglass was made in 1942 and undoubtedly was used during the war. Specifically this is a US Navy Quartermaster Mark II 16 Powe

Leon Helguera was an American artist and illustrator of Mexican descent who lived from 1899-1970. He designed the first United Nations Stamp and a number of U.S. Postage Stamps. Helguera also created

Liberman 1912 - 1999United we winOffset 194240.1 x 28.3 in. (102 x 72 cm)Printer: U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DCCondition Details: (B+/B) was folded, small tears, tape, and tape stain

Arguably the most desirable and collected diving helmet in the world, the United States Navy Mark V. This example was made during September 1942 by the A. Schraders Son Company, Division Of Scovill Mf