US WWII Propaganda Poster, SS Normandie Sinking

WWII propaganda poster 'A Careless Word...A Needless Sinking', artwork by Anton Otto Fischer (1882-1962), OWI Poster No. 24, U.S. Government Printing office 1942-O-502219, 28 x 22 inches. Usual mailin

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

Vintage WWII US Propaganda Poster, c. 1943. Reads: Plant a Victory Garden - A garden will make your rations go further. OWI Poster No. 34 - by the Division of Public Inquiries, Office of War Informati

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.

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

We French workers warn you - defeat means slavery, starvation, death By Shahn, Ben, 1898-1969 Offset lithograph. Folds. Will be shipped folded. Size 28 1/4 by 40" Minor damages to the corners Please n

Original Vintage 40s WWII Propaganda Poster - Join Us On The Farm Front - 1940s

"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

(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 WW2 US Bond and Propaganda Posters Published by the Government Printing Office in 1943: (1) Troop Movements, artist Montgomery Melbourne, measures 28" x22" (1) "Use it Up, Wear It Out, Make It Do

Original World War II U.S. propaganda poster, 28.5 x 39.5 in., advertising the ‘6th War Loan’ with an image of a U.S. soldier glowering over an image of the islands of Japan, beneath the l

WWII U.S. Women at Home Front Posters - Offered Without Reserve - There is NO ESTIMATE on this item. - WWII U.S. Women at Home Front Propaganda Posters

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

American WWII poster 'Don't Let Him Down', artwork by Lester Beall (1903-1969), Division of Information Office for Emergency Management, U.S. Government Printing Office 1942, 428680, 30 x 40 inches. 1

"Award for Careless Talk," US Government Printing Office: 1944. By Stevan Dohanos. Slight fold lines. 26" X 20". Private collection of a Russian family, Catskills NY.

Includes: 1. "If You Talk Too Much, This Man May Die." OWI Poster #6 US Government Printing Office 1942-0-482161. 20" high x 14 1/4" wide. 1 vertical fold, 3 horizontal folds. 2. "You Bet I'm Going Ba

Including: 1. "Do With Less---So They'll Have Enough." OWI Poster #37 US Government Printing Office 1943-O-506014. 27 3/4" high x 22" wide. 1 vertical fold, 3 horizontal folds. 2. "Buy War Bonds" Norm

Including: 1. "Do With Less---So They'll Have Enough." OWI Poster #37 US Government Printing Office 1943-O-506014. 27 3/4" high x 22" wide. 1 vertical fold, 3 horizontal folds. 2. "Buy War Bonds" Norm

A Careless Word, A Needless Sinking. 1944. One-sheet (27 x 41”) U.S. propaganda poster, warning the citizenry against revealing secrets to the enemy. Folded. A.

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

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