Lick the Platter Clean 1944 WWII Poster

Lick the Platter Clean, Don't Waste Food poster issued by the U.S. Department of Agriculture/War Food Administration in 1944. Art by Vernon Grant. Folds and 1/4" tear at right side corner. 20" high x

Vernon Grant Lick the platter clean Don't waste food, original WW2 poster printed for US Govt. 1944 - 51 x 36 cm; and H Loener Save waste fats for explosives, original WW2 poster printed for US Govt.

Lot of various vintage posters and prints, including multiple War Food Administration posters: Dick Williams "Of Course I Can", Vernon Grant "Lick the Platter Clean, Don't Waste Food", and others; sev

American WWII poster 'You can lick runaway prices - you hold the 7 keys to hold down prices', artwork by James Montgomery Flagg (1877-1960), OWI for Office of Economic Stabilization, circa 1944, 23 x

Description SAVE FOR THE BRAVE – ORIGINAL 1944 WWII POSTER – AVIATION PILOT RESCUE BEALL ART SAVE FOR THE BRAVE – ORIGINAL 1944 WWII POSTER – AVIATION PILOT RESCUE BEALL ARTOriginal 19

Czechoslovaks Carry On - Art by Paz (1944) US WWII Poster LB, Please refer to the attached photos to determine the condition of this original vintage item. Reserve: $425.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-ra

1944 WW2 propaganda poster Army Conservation "It'll Be A Great Day"

28 x 20 inches Very good condition. Folds. Backside photos also provided. There is a library stamp on the backside from 1944 Reserve: $190.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $25.00 to anywhere within

CARELESS TALK GOT THERE FIRST - ORIGINAL 1944 WWII LB POSTER - SAD PARACHUTE ART CARELESS TALK GOT THERE FIRST - ORIGINAL 1944 WWII LB POSTER - SAD PARACHUTE ART Original 1944 WWII Linen backed Advert

Shahn, after Ben, Register: The Ballot is a Power in Your Hands…, 1944, photo-offset political poster in colors, published by the CIO Political Action Committee during the last years of World Wa

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

Be A Cadet Nurse is an American World War II recruiting poster by Jon Whitcomb. The poster was made in 1944 and issued by the U.S. Public Health Service, part of the Federal Security Agency. The progr

Artists are brothers S. Aladzhalov and St. Aladzhalov. Circulation: 25,000 copies. Published by "ISKUSSTVO", 1944. The text on the poster colorfully describes the battle of the Red Army over the right

Original 1944 WWII Government Propaganda Poster - WWII Poster Distributed for the issuing Agencies by the Office of War Information #0-567525, 14.25'' x 20''

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

ARENS. Don’t Shiver Next Winter. Order Coal Now! Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1944. A WWII rationing poster depicting a penguin shivering in the cold. 26 x 18 ½”

Original poster. Laid on board, some creasing. 25 1/2 x 18 1/2 in.

Whitman Keep your Red Cross at his side Give !, Soldier and Sailor, two original WW2 posters c. 1944, each - 71 x 56 cm (2)

1944 WWII Coke Coca-Cola Cardboard Sign Poster He's Coming Home Tomorrow, linen backed. Measurements in inches: 27 x 16 Condition:The poster had a lot of restoration done to it as there was a lot of d

A 1944 vintage WWII Army Air Forces poster. Kight, Clayton (1891- 1969). THERE'S A PLACE FOR YOU ON THIS TEAM! Army Air Forces, Fly and Fight with the Greatest team in the world. 38" x 25"

Dohanos, Stephen. Award for Careless Talk. USA, 1944. World War II OWI propaganda poster. 26 x 20”. Older linen backing. Folds, light staining and rippling.

WWII Propaganda Poster, 1944 Poster on paper under Plexiglas Appears unsigned Sight: 36.25" H x 26.5" W

Complete Set Vintage United Nations Posters, Life Magazine circa 1944. From a "picture exhibition" titled "We are United Nations," published by Life Magazine circa 1944, and distributed to schools and

This is one of the most graphically important posters of WWII. Its dramatic, clean design with simplified forms is a sharp contrast to the painterly techniques of WWI posters; we have firmly entered t