Propaganda Poster WWII Nazi Germany War Victims

After - Bernard Perlin, .The drawing is done in the well-known style of Bernard Perlin.He was an American painter, famous for his war and propaganda posters during World War II, for the illustrations

Artist Vladimir Uspensky. Published by "ISKUSSTVO", 1943. Circulation: 3000 copies. The inscription on the poster: "All our forces to support our heroic Red Army, our glorious Red Navy! All the forces

A Soviet propaganda poster "Vse sily naroda na razgrom vraga!" ["All the forces of the people to defeat the enemy!"]. Artists Lerner Y., Nikolaev M. Circulation: 50,000 copies. Moscow, 1942. Multiple

Antique German propaganda poster dating to World War 2. "The darkening" poster was meant to remind Germans to darken their lights at night or be subject to Allied forces bombing. The Posted is framed

UNITED STATES, 20th CENTURYTwo World War II war propaganda posters. The first poster was printed by the Office of Defense Transportation in1943 and displays a photograph of a crowded train car. The ph

Caption - Young People Fight for Motherland. 1941. Artists V Pravdin ( 1911- 1979) and Z. Pravdina ( 1911-1980). Soviet WWII War Propaganda Poster. Pravdin - Soviet painter, graphic artist; author of

Kukryniksy - Young Fritz , 1942, Moscow. WWII War Propaganda Poster.Dimensions - 34 1/4" by 22 1/2". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-Up Images by visiting our website - Sofedesignauct

Lot consists of (2) Original World War II Propaganda Posters. Includes "Strong in the Strength of the Lord..." Poster by David Stone Martin, OWI Poster No.8, U.S. Government Printing Office 1942-O-488

Lot consists of (3) Original World War II Propaganda Posters. Includes "Franklin Roosevelt" Poster, 1942, OWI No.13, U.S. Government Printing Office 1942-O-491103, "The U.S. Army Says...Make Haste Saf

1943 "This Isnt War Its Murder." Very nice colors throughout and framed. The piece is backed. H21 1/2" W16 1/2" (without frame) Sold from the collection of respected and retired government agent.

A poster "Someone Talked" designed by Frederick Siebel (1913-1991). The poster depicts a drowning soldier and warns of the dangers of a casual talk, information from which the enemy can use. A part of

"I'm Counting on You! Don't Discuss: Troop Movements, Ship Sailings, War Equipment", with an image of Uncle Sam putting a finger to his lips. Artwork by L. Helguera. OWI Poster no. 78, US Government P

1943, "Miles of Hell to Tokyo." Nice colors and well cared for. The piece is laid down and framed. H25 1/4" W18" (without frame) Sold from the collection of respected and retired government agent.

Includes Invest in Invasion Buy War Bonds published by Abbott Laboratories as a contribution to the Treasury's Schools-At-War Program. Also includes Till We Meet Again Buy War Bonds poster. Till We Me

(Five Blue Stars) "the five Sullivan Brothers 'missing in action' off the Solomons, They Did Their Part". OWI Poster no. 49, US Government Printing Office, 1943-O-510254. Folded as issued. In black me

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

Trio of World War II Propaganda Posters. Including “Have You Really Tried to Save Gas…?”; “Get a War Job”; and “Victory—Now You Can Invest In It!”, Dean

Two World War II Propaganda Posters, comprising one for the Civilian Defense from the Office of Emergency Management, Washington, D.C.; and a second for liberty bonds published by Edwards and Deutsch

"Buy War Bonds" 1942 World War II Propaganda Poster, featuring Uncle Sam standing over troops in a bayonet charge. Measures approx. 22'' x 27 3/4''. Excellent condition. Linen backed.

(Disney, 1943) A rare World War II propaganda poster created by Walt Disney Studios for the Food and Nutrition Committee of the California War Council. Aimed at increasing industrial productivity on t

Don't Talk About Troop Movements is a 1943 U.S.A World War II propaganda poster produced by the United States Office of War Information. The theme of "Loose Lips" was a major concern during the war an

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

If You Talk Too Much, This Man May Die is a 1942 U.S.A World War II propaganda poster by Valentino Sarra. Like many posters dealing with the theme of "Loose Lips Sink Ships", Sarra's composition focus

Use It Up, Wear It Out, Make it Do! is a 1943 U.S.A World War II propaganda poster. The image demonstrates both male and female roles in conserving goods and labor. The woman is shown patching the man