Vintage Government Posters

government. This poster features bold typography that surrounds the central scene of the image: a realistic

government. This poster features bold typography that frames the central illustration of the poster: The face

government. This poster features bold black typography in the middle of a large white block arrow that is in

United States government. This poster features bold typography that frames the central scene of the image

government in the 1950s. The poster features one large image of a riverside scene, with a city across the

Original 1959 Government information poster designed by Reginald Mount for the Keep Britain Tidy

Original 1958 Government information poster designed by Reginald Mount for the Keep Britain Tidy

Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster - First Bread Goes to the Government! - featuring a great

Original Vintage 1950s French Government Tourism Poster Paris flower market This is an original

This 1943 “United We Win” poster was printed by the Government Printing Office for the War Manpower

closely with the government on campaign posters and public service announcements. He only worked on a

Keep It Up Brother is a 1943 World War II American military propaganda poster by artist V. Clayton

Schreiber. The U.S. Government Printing Office published the poster in 1943. The poster depicts a fighter

. Government Printing Office. This poster reminded Americans of their duty to protect their country's

. Government Printing Office, the poster features General Dwight D. Eisenhower at the center of the composition

300 recruiting posters for the government. Many of them served domestic purposes and were geared

backed in very good condition. (note all US Government military posters were folded when they were

government poster advertising defence bonds - the slogan beneath read 'Lend To Defend His Right To Be Free

GOTHIC. This World War 2 poster is linen backed with the original fold marks restored. (US Government

War II, he was responsible for the creation of the Civilian Defense signs and many government posters

. government issued this poster during World War II. It was designed to unite the nation, boost morale, and

series of paints by Jasper Johns. Note that U. S. Government issued World War 2 posters were folded

Original vintage poster: Freedom From Fear (Small format) Artist: Normal Rockwell. Archival

. Government World War 2 posters were folded so that they could be delivered by mail. This is not a flaw of

the series of paints by Jasper Johns. Note that the U.S. government-issued World War 2 posters were

. • Authentic WWII original, not a reprint: Government-issued home front poster urging citizens to “Follow the 7

New York's city government via posters publicizing city projects. One such project required him to go

city government via posters publicizing city projects. One such project required him to go on a

Italian government tourist board, this poster was reused in 1974 with an overprint to promote the 1ro

was promoted rapidly, while designing over 300 recruiting posters for the government. Many of them

Poster No. 64 Publisher: [Washington, D.C.]: U. S. Government Printing Office Year: 1943 Categories

the Government did not think it could change the minds of the public about by using posters as

the Government did not think it could change the minds of the public about by using posters as

responsible for the creation of the Civilian Defense signs and many government posters. Coiner was the first

French Government. An original French travel poster was created to promote travel to Normandie and

the Four Freedoms. Reference: American Style p.132, Posters for Victory p. 40ff, Design for Victory p

restored. U.S. Government World War II posters were folded when they were mailed. This is not considered

the Four Freedoms. Reference: American Style p.132, Posters for Victory p. 40ff, Design for Victory p

. Government World War 2 posters were folded so that they could be mailed. This poster was folded and

military posters that he created from the U. S. Government. The lower right corner will have the U. S

touched up at the time of backing. U. S. Government World War 2 posters were folded so that they could

Commissioned by the French government to create a poster to promote tourism in Nice, Matisse

city government via posters publicizing city projects. One such project required him to go on a

Buy War Bonds Original Vintage Poster, 1942, Keep Him Flying! As a war poster "Keep Him Flying" is

government production posters recently seen during World War I. Mather's series however, was the first

Italian government tourist board, this poster was reused in 1974 with an overprint to promote the 1ro

This is a rare patriotic poster commissioned by the American government during World War II

realism images created by Norman Rockwell. These posters were printed by the US Government printing