WWII United States War 'Pour It On' Poster

United States World War II poster with text "Women in the war—WE CAN'T WIN WITHOUT THEM" showing a photographic image of a woman wearing print overalls, holding a power driver working on a parachute

UNITED STATES, 1943A World War II United States Office of War Information food rationing poster. The poster depicts a G.I. smiling holding a coffee cup. Dimensions:Framed 30" by 24"

Original post World War II United States Marine Corps poster encouraging released World War II veterans to join the Marine Corps Reserve..All sales are subject to Bremo Auctions Terms & Conditions. Pl

UNITED STATES, 20th CENTURYTwo World War II war propaganda posters. The first poster was printed by the Office of Defense Transportation in1943 and displays a photograph of a crowded train car. The ph

Lot of two war bonds posters. Larger "you buy 'em we'll fly 'em" WWII Defense Bonds poster by Wilkinsons. Great image of a U.S. Army pilot with several planes in the background. Mounted to linen canva

WWII Poster by War Saving Stamps of the United States, No. 725. Entitled, "Join the Club". Roll creases and minor discoloration. 60 X 10 1/4 inches.

During the period of World War 2 the United States Government was very concerned about supporting the economy to service the war effort as well as keep things productive domestically. With so many sol

During World War II, the United States Government used the poster medium to produce tens of thousands of different images in support of the effort of the troops around the globe. The United States Nav

During the period of World War 2 the United States Government was very concerned about supporting the economy to service the war effort as well as keep things productive domestically. With so many sol

Framed vintage World War II poster ,"For Defense, Buy United States Savings Bonds and Stamps." In the early 1940's, the government was searching for ways to finance the war; at the same time, war indu

Following the Japanese bombardment of the US Naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on December 7, 1941, the United States declared war on Japan and Germany and immediately mobilized the country for war.

Following the Japanese bombardment of the US Naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on December 7, 1941, the United States declared war on Japan and Germany and immediately mobilized the country for war.

As World War II continued to unfold, the cost of financing the war effort became a focus of many of the posters issued by the United States Government. In this image, we are presented with a variety o

United States,20th Century Includes a "This World Cannot Exist Half Slave Half Free Buy War Bonds" poster featuring the image of Abraham Lincoln distributed by the U. S. Government Printing Office in

Offered is a World War Two Poster by R.C. Kauffmann, circa 1942. "Join American Red Cross", showing an American Red Cross nurse walking with four men of the United States Military Services. Sight seen

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

Artist: Vintage Poster Title: Let Em Have It (WWII War Bond Poster) Year: 1944 Dimensions: 28in. by 20in. Edition: From the Rare Limited Edition Publisher: Unit

,United States,20th Century Includes an "Even a little can help a lot- NOW Buy U.S. war stamps bonds" created by Albert Parker for the United States Treasury Department in 1942, and a "Workers, lend y

Don't Talk About Troop Movements is a 1943 U.S.A World War II propaganda poster produced by the United States Office of War Information. The theme of "Loose Lips" was a major concern during the war an

Your Job Is To Keep 'Em Shooting! is a 1942 World War II U.S.A propaganda poster by Herbert Morton Stoops. The artwork was commissioned by the United States Army Ordnance Division. The image demonstra

During the Second World War, the United States Government sought to promote patriotism and in this image we are reminded patriotism has been a fundamental part of the American spirit since 1778. Ameri

Description Back The Attack (1943) 11" X 21" US World War II Savings Bond Poster Date: 1943 Subjects: Powell, William Stevens, 1919- World War, 1939-1945 Finance Savings bonds United States Department

One of the best known of all posters ever created is this image of Uncle Sam, originally created by James Montgomery Flagg for the United States Army during World War I. Flagg modeled the portrait of

During World War ll the United States Government was very concerned about the need to keep troop movements confidential and for family members and friends of soldiers overseas to not discuss their lov