WW2 Poster Give It Your Best!

By the Office of War Information Washington D.C. Poster NO. 9 U.S. Government Printing Office 1942 - 0 - 488228 Measures 20 1/2" by 28 1/2"

Depicts the American flag with the slogan Give It Your Best! Among the earliest posters produced by the Office of War Information (OWI Poster No.9). Unsigned, but credited to artist Charles Coiner. Fo

WW II poster 1942, 'Give it Your Best' 28.5 x 20" Condition: creased, yellowing

World War II Era 'Give it Your Best' Poster 1942, unsigned, depicting an American flag above the patriotic slogan, mounted on linen and floating in a wood frame under acrylic Property from: a Chicago,

c1940s VINTAGE WORLD WAR WWII POSTER, CHRISTMAS GIVE WAR BONDS 27.5"X37.75" Circa 1940s vintage World War II poster.  Fold lines as originally issued.  Poster will be shipped folded along original f

American WWII propaganda poster 'Give 'Em Both Barrels', artwork by Jean Carlu (1900-1997), Division of Information Office for Emergency Management, 1941, approx. 15 x 20 inches. Mailing folds, loss o

Issued by the United States Dept. of Information during the Second World War, this poster serves as a rallying cry for all Americans to serve their country as well as they can. It cleverly uses the fl

Issued by the United States Dept. of Information during the Second World War, this poster serves as a rallying cry for all Americans to serve their country as well as they can. It cleverly uses the fl

WWII poster, 'Won't You Give My Boy a Chance to Get Home? - Don't Travel - Unless Your Trip Helps Win the War' and verso 'A Word About This New Government Poster', artwork by Jerome Rozen (1895-1987),

Two WWI lithographic posters on paper, "They Give Their Lives" sight size 30" x 20", and "U.S. Marines" sight size 40" x 30 1/2"

Give ''em Both Barrels WWII Poster by Jean Carlu. 15'' x 20'', good to very good condition.

'Give War Bonds - The Present with a Future', artwork by Don Snider, Official U.S. Treasury Poster, U.S. Government Printing Office 1943-O-553896, 14 x 10 inches. Minor creases on right edge and maili

Don't Help The Enemy ! Careless Talk May Give Away Vital Secrets, original WW2 poster with blue background and white lettering and Crown, printed September 1939 - 38 x 25 cm This is one of the first M

By L.A. Shafer (1866-1940), a full sheet poster (29.25 x 39.25â€) and likely the best known of Shafer’s poster WWI posters showing U.S.N. Destroyer capturing a German U-Boat with large troop

One of the best known of all posters ever created is this image of Uncle Sam that was created by James Montgomery Flagg to stimulate recruiting efforts for the United States Army during World War I. F

Norman Rockwell was a well-known illustrator and painter who was best known for his many magazine covers created mainly for the Saturday Evening Post. During World War ll he created a series of images

Norman Rockwell was a well-known illustrator and painter who was best known for his many magazine covers created mainly for the Saturday Evening Post. During World War ll he created a series of images

Norman Rockwell was a well-known illustrator and painter who was best known for his many magazine covers created mainly for the Saturday Evening Post. During World War ll he created a series of images

"Let's Give Him Enough and on time", designed after original painting by Norman Rockwell, printed by U.S. Government Printing Office, 1942, approximate image size 28 3/8" x 40", mount 31" x 43".

WWI Poster, 20” x 30,’ titled “The United States Army Builds Men, Apply Nearest Recruiting Station”. Artwork by Herbert Paus (1880-1945). Promotes “character, crafts and physique” as quali

A rare 1918 letter press print propaganda poster by famous magazine artist W.T. Benda. Remember! The Girl Who is Waiting for You. World War I era poster asking soldiers to "give her a square deal" by

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

An American WWI era color lithograph poster Sure! We will Finish the Job depicting a workers portrait after the painting by Gerrit Albertus Beneker, American, 1882 to 1934, an illustrator best known f

I'm Proud of You Folks Too!, More Production, and Let's Give Him Enough each approximately 39 1/2" x 28"