World War I & II Ephemera: Illustrated poster advert

United States,Mid 20th Century Group includes pair of airplane telephone line posters stating "Neither must fail!", a Bell System publication entitled "ALL OUT for Defense," a U.S. War Bonds poster, p

Randolph Field "West Point of the Air Flying Cadets" 1939 pre-WWII recruiting poster; illustrated with photograph/drawing montage including formations of fighter planes, biplanes, bombers, aerial view

A grouping of WWII war bonds related ephemera including: 1) Poster "LET'EM HAVE IT / BUY EXTRA BONDS", signed lower left "U.S. Government Printing Office : 1943 - o - 563183" - this original poster ar

ORIGINAL WORLD WAR II "NURSES ARE NEEDED NOW " RECRUITMENT POSTER ; ILLUSTRATED BY BERNATCHE - 28 1/2" x 41 1/2"

WWI era The Spirit of America Join the Red Cross poster illustrated by Howard Chandler Christy dated 1919, in contemporary frame, 32"T x 21.5"W

Includes Manuals, Magazines, Maps and More. Condition Ranges from very good to torn( Blackout poster is ripped)

This 1942 poster illustrated by Adolph Dehn is urging homefront citizens to give Christmas presents with a future, "War Bonds", for the holidays early in the war effort. It is mounted on linen and in

Lithograph advert that reads Solanis, le magician Moderne. Created at the very end of WWII, the poster symbolizes a return to joy and fun. Doves in the colors of the French flag, national flags of the

[WWII]. Diary and ephemera archive of Emerson J. Duricky, 3rd Brigade Army, Amphibious. World War II Pacific Theatre archive including an 85pp diary, documents, terrain maps, reunion poster, postcards

WWI Buy Bonds framed poster in contemporary frame, poster was illustrated by Howard Chandler Christy, 32"T x 21.5"W

"Reach your boy overseas by V-Mail -- Letters That Travel on Film."  This 1942 poster was illustrated by Schlaikjer.  We haven't seen this one before; it is very colorful and mount

Description: The provenance of this item is from a WWII veteran collector in Georgia. This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl. The shipping by Artelisted will be via USPS - First Class or Priority (trac

Illustrated by George Illian, quote by General John J. Pershing 23x31

1. A Seaboard Air Line Railroad time table series of three uncut press sheets dated April 1948. 2. A World War II educational poster 'PUT THE RAILROAD AHEAD OF THE GAME,' illustrated by Ernest Hamlin

A collection of ephemera for the Dig for Victory and Keep a Pig Campaigns, thirteen items including Dig for Victory Now original WW2 strip poster printed for HMSO by Greycaine - 68 x 14 cm, Grow More

34" by 26", To the Rhine with the 79th Infantry Division, 25 Oct. to 14 Feb. 1945. Maj. General LT. Wyche Commanding. Illustrated map with 5 vignettes describing the battles of the 79th infantry divis

The wartime travel restrictions poster by the U.S. Office of Defense 'Millions of troops are on the move. Is YOUR trip necessary?,' bears the date 1943 and is illustrated by Montgomery Earl Melbourne

American WWII poster, 'Even a little can help a lot - now', artwork by Alfred Parker, (1906-1985), illustrated for Ladies' Home Journal, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1942-O-455803, 20 x 14.25 inch

Original WW2 1944 Official U.S. Treasury Poster, '6th War Loan, Rosie the Riveter' in silver frame. Signed lower right by Courtney Allen. Measures 27.25"H x 20.25"W framed; 26"H x 18.75"W visual. Cond

These Cards Depict Posters & Propaganda Images that were originally printed by the U.S. in the 1940’s to raise Funds for World War 2 / These Cards are NOT ORIGINAL from the 1940’s they a

These Cards depict Images of Posters & Propaganda printed by the U.S. in the 1940’s to help with the Relief Effort of World War 2

These Cards Depict Posters & Propaganda Images that were originally printed by the U.S. in the 1940’s to raise Funds for World War 2 / These Cards are NOT ORIGINAL from the 1940’s they a

These Cards Depict Posters & Propaganda Images that were originally printed by the U.S. in the 1940’s to raise Funds for World War 2 / These Cards are NOT ORIGINAL from the 1940’s they are Simply

These Cards Depict Posters & Propaganda Images that were originally printed by the U.S. in the 1940’s to raise Funds for World War 2 / These Cards are NOT ORIGINAL from the 1940’s they a