World War I Recruiting Poster

Original antique World War I recruitment poster featuring a dynamic design by Lionel Edwards (1878

Original U. S. Marines enlistment antique poster. World War I recruitment poster by *Sidney H

Incredibly rare WWI recruitment poster featuring what is likely General Pershing on horseback with

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

Original vintage World War Two military recruitment poster for the Dutch Navy relating to action in

Original vintage World War Two military recruitment poster for the Dutch Navy relating to action in

Offered is a 1918 WWI recruitment poster by Louis Fancher. This U.S. Army Signal Corps Recruitment

original World War I recruitment poster, "The Navy Put 'Em Across," captures the Navy's crucial role as the

authenticity to your collection with this genuine World War I U.S. Marines recruitment poster, created by

the inter-war period. During the Second World War, Zinkeisen became a nurse, and was profoundly

designed vintage poster. The 1941 U.S. World War II (WWII) Home Front poster ("Keep 'em flying-Airplanes

Parliamentary Recruiting Committee was set up following the outbreak of war in August 1914. This poster, by

maquette for a World War I poster (not WWII, despite some thematic similarities to later war propaganda

Original 1909 Men Wanted for the Army, pre-World War I vintage recruitment poster. Artist: Michael

Original World War 1 vintage poster: U. S. MARINES TEUFEL HUNDEN, a unique piece of history and

artifact of World War I propaganda, encapsulating the urgency and fervor of the times. With the backdrop of

unusual in that it urged both recruitment and bond sales. The US had just entered the war when this poster

World War I-era U.S. Marines "Soldiers of the Sea" recruiting poster, created by the legendary

be a household name today, this poster provides a vivid snapshot of recruitment efforts during the

masterpiece of American illustration and World War I propaganda: an authentic original 1917 color lithograph

the United States Navy during World War I. Step back in time with this stunning original WWI poster

This original and visually striking artifact from the First World War is a vintage U.S. Marine

. A pre-war recruiting lithographic poster features an ebullient sailor going home on leave. Full

World War II American posters were all folded when shipped across the United States; this is not

This "Help Deliver The Goods" poster was used to recruit American's to the US Navy During World War

recruiting posters for the First World War. One poster was successful in recruiting over 1000 men which

service announcement posters of both World War I and II. You Can Lick Runaway Prices? Features a new

-successful, military recruitment posters for the War effort, examples of which can be found in the Imperial

talents on designing creative, and highly-successful, military recruitment posters for the War effort

material related to his work on the design of recruiting posters for the First World War. One poster was

over thirty years he turned out an immense amount of work, including many posters during World War I

. For over thirty years he turned out an immense amount of work, including many posters during World War

recruitment posters for the War effort, examples of which can be found in the Imperial War Museum. Although he

Institute, he designed recruitment posters for the United States armed forces of World War I, which were

Wentworth Institute, he designed recruitment posters for the United States armed forces of World War I

World War I, he served in France with the U.S. Army as a camouflage artist. Early life Rattner was born

plates representing the front, illustrations for postcards, posters for military recruitment and sketches

illustrators of the day to design posters, billboards, and other publicity for the war effort. After the

increased with his art deco stone lithograph poster for the 1939 New York World's Fair. In 1941, his design

War in 1914, employing his face on the now famous "I Want You" recruiting posters and handing him the

Original vintage World War Two military recruitment poster for the Dutch Navy relating to action in

Original vintage World War Two military recruitment poster for the Dutch Navy relating to action in

talents on designing creative, and highly-successful, military recruitment posters for the War effort

Original WWI British recruitment poster entitled: "Britishers, You're Needed--Come Across Now" by

convinced young men to join the Navy and Marines in World Wars I and II. He did most of his book

James Montgomery Flagg (American, 1877-1960), uncle Sam World War I recruiting poster. The iconic

McCrahon Poster Collection. In 1919, during the final stage of World War I, Colonel Edward H. McCrahon

Original vintage World War I poster: Britishers - you're needed. Come across now. Image on a globe

war-weary spirits." Howard Chandler Christy’s “Gee!! I Wish I Were a Man” Navy recruitment poster

of World War I, Goursat was not drafted. He nevertheless involved himself as a war correspondent for

Original vintage British World War I propaganda poster: Daddy, what did YOU do in the Great War

Original vintage World War II recruitment poster for the Australian Imperial Force: "Your country

Original antique World War I propaganda poster: Britons! Your Country Needs You. Great design

the Navy." McCrahon decided to take the poster as a souvenir and continued to collect more World War I

Presented is a vintage Red Cross Recruitment poster from WWI. The work was designed by famous

." McCrahon decided to take the poster as a souvenir and continued to collect more World War I posters over

during World War I and was kept close to home due chiefly to a shortage of fuel oil; but nevertheless