WWII medical propaganda posters with female graphics

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

So it Was - So it Will Be! WWII Propaganda Poster. Publishing house Isskustvo Moscow 1941 Leningrad. Author Dolgorukov, I. (1902-1980) Famous Soviet graphic artist, illustrator, poster artist. Member

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

Approx 39 WWII war effort Russian propaganda posters, in poor condition but with good graphics, 'U.S. Fighters Army-Airforce 1925-1980's' by Lloyd Jones, stamp album with stamps dating in the 1930's,

World War II Propaganda poster, reads "Buy the American Goods She Needs", with nice color and graphics. Poster measures 13 1/2" x 11". Frame measures 15" x 13".

Eight WWII Propaganda Posters. Most American. Including advertisements for bonds and rationing. Each approximately 22 x 17”. All linen backed. Condition generally A.

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

Three World War Two propaganda posters by Disney animator Ted Bonnicksen. While working at Disney as an animator, he was drafted into the US Army Signal Corps, where he produced posters. He returned t

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

LOT (2) SOVIET WWII PROPAGANDA POSTERS. 12 X 18" & 21 X 14"

Watch Your Talk for His Sake / Every River a Bullet - Speed The Ships, both framed, good condition, image 20" x 13 1/2" and 30" x 22"

London Transport WWII - Leave Rush Hour Travel Original vintage World War Two London travel announcement poster: Leave rush-hour travel for war workers - please. Advertising panel sized for display on

Orginal Croatia WW2 Propaganda Poster - 1943 "The Murder forest of Katyn. This is how Soviets treat their Slavic brothers" size 84x108cm Verry Rare Poster !!! VERY IMPORTANT!!!Shipping from our office

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

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

A Russian Soviet propaganda poster A huge distance (A. Griboedov "Woe from Wit"). Artist M. Shcheglov. Publishing house Krasny Krym, 1945. Paper, color lithography. Circulation of 3000 copies. Signed

French WW2 propaganda poster, M. Mallet, d1945 Poster: 16 3/4" x 24 1/4" Frame: 14 3/4" x 22 1/2" Poster reads: Taisez Vous--L'Allemand a fui, L'Espion Reste! (English: Be Quiet! The German has Fled,

Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971) A Few Careless Words May End In This, original WW2 poster printed for HMSO by Greycaine c.1940 - 38 x 24.5 cm

A Russian Soviet World War II period propaganda poster "Za zhizn', Za Rodinu, Za Leningrad!" [For life, For Homeland, For Leningrad!]. Color lithography, LSSH publishing house, Boevoy Karandash No. 82

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