Recruitment Poster

Vintage 1967 US Marine Corps "The Marine Corps Builds Leaders!" original recruiting poster - linen-backed art print, 27" x 38.5".

Original antique Soviet Red Army recruitment and Anti-Capitalist propaganda poster depicting illustrations of British French and American capitalists and international counter-revolu...

Original vintage World War Two recruitment propaganda poster for the Second Australian Imperial Force (2nd AIF; 1939-1947) voluntary military forces - How she'll prize your letters f...

Presented is an original WWII Australian Women’s Army Service poster by Ian McCowan. This recruitment poster was printed in Australia by the famed Second Australian Army Survey Mobil...

Original vintage World War Two military recruitment propaganda poster - Join The Regular Air Force - featuring a great design by the notable artist Tom Eckersley (1914-1997) of a you...

Original antique British World War One recruitment propaganda poster - Are YOU in this? Designed by the British Army officer and founder of the Boy Scouts and Girl Guides Lt.

Original vintage World War Two recruitment propaganda poster for The Air Training Corps featuring the text - No 24F Penzance Squadron Young Men between the ages of 15 1/4 and 18 here...

Original antique World War One recruitment propaganda poster published by The Publicity Department, Central Recruiting Depot - Men of London!

Original vintage naval military recruitment poster Engagez-vous dans la Marine / Join the Navy featuring dynamic artwork of a warship at sea with the number 73 marked on the side of ...

Vintage United States Army recruitment metal sign. Having iconic illustration by James Montgomery Flagg portraying Uncle Sam pointing at viewer. Sign reads "Army- Be All That You Can...

Authentic Vintage World War I Recruitment Poster - A Rare Piece of Historical Memorabilia.

In 1943 he enlisted in the Navy and designed over 300 recruiting posters for the American war. He became popular for the loose-lips-sink-ships theme in his posters, but also worked i...

R-224-RPB-2-1-47 A military recruitment poster for young men to join the military post World War 2.

Original 1909 Men Wanted for the Army, pre-World War I vintage recruitment poster. Artist: Michael P. Whelan. Size: 40” x 30”.

This 1951 original RAF recruitment poster, designed by Patten, is a vibrant and optimistic piece of mid-century graphic design, encouraging young men to "Train for a Splendid Career"...

After being commissioned to create the 1970 European Tour poster, and in turn, creating the iconic Stones tongue and lip logo, British designer John Pasche was recruited to create th...

Original vintage poster created to recruit volunteer interpreters for the 1958 World's Fair in Brussels featuring a great mid-century modern design depicting two men as silhouettes o...

Uncle Sam is an iconic figure in American political posters. I'm Counting On You created in 1943 by Leon Helguera (1899-1970), builds on this well established imagery made famous by ...

Circa: 1915 Linen Backed There is some old light colored tape residue and toning along parts of the outer edges; the image area is clean and bright; this wonderful WWI recruiting pr...

Published by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, London. Poster No. 122. Printed by WM Strain & Sons, Ltd., Belfast and Holborn, London.

This vintage recruitment tabletop poster was issued shortly after the United States entered WWII and urges women to join the United States Marine Corps Women’s Reserve.

"Engagez-Vous Dans La Marine (Battleship)" is an original color lithograph poster signed and dated in print, A. Theunissen. It depicts a battleship on the ocean with a call for engag...

Circa: 1918 Linen Backed There is restored edge and corner wear, tears, creasing, loss; some staining in the margins; noticeable restored loss at the right edge and into the image t...

This superb image of a Marine charging over the top with a Lewis Gun is one of the most popular US Marine recruiting posters, and it's hard to find this nice.

• Authentic 1943 original, not a modern reprint: bold WWII home front recruiting poster urging purchase of War Savings Stamps. • Iconic design: helmeted American G.I. with headline...

LOC Notes: Poster no. 85c. Date Created/Published: London: Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, 1915.

Step back in time with this authentic 1961 Marina Militare (Italian Navy) Concorso recruitment poster, a rare and captivating piece of mid-century military history.

James Montgomery Flagg is best known for his depiction of Uncle Sam in recruitment and public service announcement posters of both World War I and II.

While combat-focused recruitment posters dominated early WWII, by 1943, the government also needed to address workplace and home safety to maintain productive civilian and military w...

Flagg is best known for his "I Want You" Uncle Sam recruitment poster design first seen in the early days of WWI.

Marines "Soldiers of the Sea" recruiting poster, created by the legendary illustrator J.C.

At the beginning of the Second World War, Newbould produced a recruiting poster for the Auxiliary Fire Service and in 1942 joined the War Office as an assistant to Abram Games (1914-...

Credited with designing over 300 recruiting posters for the Navy during World War II.

Flagg is best known for his "I Want You" Uncle Sam recruitment poster design first seen in the early days of WWI.

Add historical authenticity to your collection with this genuine World War I U.S. Marines recruitment poster, created by renowned illustrator Adolph Treidler in 1918.

In 1945, at the peak of wartime activity, 7.5 million volunteers, along with 39,000 paid staff, provided service to the military. Recruitment posters, pamphlets, and signs just like ...

For over thirty years he turned out an immense amount of work, including many posters during World War I. Probably his best known illustration was the famous “I Want You” Uncle Sam r...

For over thirty years he turned out an immense amount of work, including many posters during World War I. Probably his best known illustration was the famous “I Want You” Uncle Sam r...

After serving in France during World War I, he focused his talents on designing creative, and highly-successful, military recruitment posters for the War effort, examples of which ca...

During the First World War, Sherrin also designed military recruitment posters, examples of which are now held in the Imperial War Museum.

Marine Nationale: The National Navy is calling for recruits for the French Navy. The poster appeals to both patriotism and the allure of modern, exciting careers in the French naval...

After serving in France during World War I, he focused his talents on designing creative, and highly-successful, military recruitment posters for the War effort, examples of which ca...

The labor shortage was critical, and this Flagg poster became one of the U.S. Employment Service's most effective recruitment tools.

Following his service in France during the First World War, he also produced military recruitment posters, examples of which are held by the Imperial War Museum.

The Imperial War Museum in London also have material related to his work on the design of recruiting posters for the First World War The painting has been framed in a new English ha...

Daniel Sherrin contributed to the war effort during the 1st World War by designing recruitment posters, and was also commissioned to paint Sandringham by King George V.

Y Entry into the Navy Original Lithographic Poster for the Royal Navy 76x51cm Boys over 17 of school certificate standard, or who have served in any of the units mentioned just belo...

Flagg is best known for his patriotic recruitment posters. His most famous, I Want You, features Uncle Sam.

The Imperial War Museum in London also have material related to his work on the design of recruiting posters for the First World War. One poster was successful in recruiting over 100...

During the First World War, he also contributed designs for military recruitment posters. His son, Reginald Daniel Sherrin (1891–1971), continued the family’s artistic tradition as a...

In the foreground, soldiers are preparing for war, with one playing a fife and another a drum, while others hold weapons like a flail. A recruiting poster on the wall reads, "You tak...

During his time with the Wentworth Institute, he designed recruitment posters for the United States armed forces of World War I, which were principally aimed at Czech immigrants.

During his time with the Wentworth Institute, he designed recruitment posters for the United States armed forces of World War I, which were principally aimed at Czech immigrants.

ARTIST: Howard Chandler Christy is most famous historically for creating the "Christy Girl"—the elegant, confident, and highly idealized depiction of American womanhood that succeede...

In the arches of the building a recruitment poster can just be made out. Voirin captures the play of light and shadow on the scene from the bright highlights on the white horse to th...

Many of the most famous wartime posters were recruitment appeals. The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee was set up following the outbreak of war in August 1914.

He also produced the famous WW1 recruitment poster ‘The Empire needs Men!’. He was largely self-taught and received no academic training, yet became one of the pre-eminent animal and...

"The Navy Wants Men" - a Royal Naval Canadian Volunteer Reserve recruitment campaign poster. Printed in London.

It measures approximately 19.5" x 22.25" and is archival linen-backed, suggesting it's a preserved historical piece, possibly from a vintage poster collection or auction. The double ...

Leyendecker "America Calls – Enlist in the Navy" WWI Recruitment Authentic vintage poster. Archival linen-backed and ready to frame.