World War Two Collection (#85)

Vintage World War II poster of an army cook serving food from a pot. It reads, Wanna keep em healthy, overcooking destroys vitamins

Vintage World War II poster of a 4th Liberty Loan Honor Button. It declares, Wear Your Fourth Liberty Loan Honor Button, 4th Liberty Loan Bonds

Vintage World War II poster of a cartoon pilot choking a gunner holding a machine gun
Vintage World War II poster of a cartoon pilot choking a gunner whos holding a overheated machine-gun. It reads, To the pilot thats giving him sass Joe Dope is a pain in th (er)

Vintage World War II poster of a large bag of sugar and the word Share
Vintage World War II poster of giant block letters spelling out Share and a large bag of sugar. It reads, Share Sugar, its war scarce, its war necessary

Vintage World War II poster of a soldier coughing on another soldiers food. It reads, Cover Coughs Cover Sneezes, Never give a germ a break!

Vintage World War II poster of a naval officer holding binoculars while on the lookout. It declares, Hes in the silent service - are you

Vintage World War II poster of Uncle Sam shaking hands with a Chinese soldier, the flags of China and the U.S. and a poster of Sun Yat-sen

World War II poster of a man inspecting the inner workings of a statues brain
Vintage World War II poster of a man inspecting the inner workings of a statues brain. It reads, Ideas Will Help Beat The Promise Lets Have Yours!

Vintage World War II poster of military transport trucks filled with troops driving down a long road. It declares - The Yanks Are There! The Army Needs Lumber For Trucks, U.S. Army

World War II poster of a menacing Japanese soldier behind a tree with a lit match
Vintage World War II poster of a menacing Japanese soldier standing behind a tree holding a lit match. It declares, Stop and get your free fag bag, careless matches aid the Axis

Vintage WPA poster of a cartoon showing its shiny white teeth, holding a toothbrush, and toothpaste. It reads, Keep Your Teeth Clean

Vintage World War II poster of a flying eagle, a plane, a tank, and a ship. It reads, We, The People Arm For Defense

Vintage World War II poster of a menacing cartoon mosquito. It reads, Don t let him stick his nose in your business, Medical Dept, US Army

Vintage World War II poster of a variety of garden vegetables
Vintage World War II poster showing a variety of garden vegetables and red, white, and blue ribbons forming a V for victory. It reads, Grow Your Own, Be Sure! Garden In 1945 For Victory

World War II poster of a Navy Commander with binoculars aboard a battleship
Vintage World War II poster showing ships at sea and a Navy Commander, with binoculars, aboard a battleship. It reads, You deliver the ships - We ll deliver the goods

Vintage World War II poster of a soldier wearing his helmet, looking back. It reads, Who wants to know? Silence Means Security

Vintage World War II poster of an aircraft carrier with three planes flying overhead. It reads, Modern, Mobile, Mighty, Join Navy

Vintage World War II poster of three soldiers in combat, one is being rocked by an explosion. It reads, He gives 100% You can lend 10%. Buy War Stamps - Bonds

Vintage World War II poster of a pilot getting into his plane, and aircraft flying in the background. It declares - You Give Him Wings! The Army Needs Lumber For Training Planes

World War II poster of eyes colored like the Japanese flag, looking out from darkness
Vintage World War II poster of eyes colored like the Japanese flag, looking out from the darkness. It reads, You re helping me when you steal equipment, tools and personal property

Vintage World War II poster of a little girl with braided hair. It reads, ... and God bless daddy and all the American workers who are doing so much to protect freedom

World War II poster of a man leaving the bathroom as the sink overflows with water
Vintage World War II poster of a man leaving the bathroom as the sink overflows with water. It reads, Turn it off

Vintage World War II poster of a sailor and a girl hugging. It reads, Sailor Beware! Loose Talk Can Cost Lives

Vintage World War II poster features a war wife looking sad. It reads, Please... Get There And Back! Be Careful What You Say Or Write

World War II poster featuring the three wise men riding camels
Vintage World War II poster featuring the three wise men riding camels towards the Christmas star. It reads, For Peace and Security Buy Bonds

Vintage World War II poster of a soldier, rifle in his hand, charging forward. It reads, Produce more milk for him, food for freedom

Vintage WPA poster of a growling dog and a bleeding hand. It reads, Report Dog Bites, Phone Main 4600 Room II City Hall

Vintage WPA poster of a man decontaminating a brick building. It reads, Join Now, The office of civilian defense needs you for decontamination squads, WPA War Services of LA

World War II poster of an open hand holding a coin thats missing a portion of its value
Vintage World War II poster of an open hand holding a coin thats missing a portion of its value. It reads, An overcharge is the same as a pay cut - Report overcharges to the OPA

World War II poster of a soldier holding his rifle and Declaration of War on Japan
Vintage World War II poster of a soldier holding his rifle, and a copy of the resolution declaring war on Japan. It reads, Make your own declaration of war, Buy War Bonds

Vintage World War II poster of a member of The Womens Army Corps standing before the American flag. It reads, Are you a girl with a Star-Spangled heart

Vintage World War II poster of a factory with smoke coming from its stacks. It reads, War Industry Needs Water, Protect Production, Use It Wisely, WPA, Philadelphia Council of Defense

World War II poster giving directions on how to prepare tin cans for a collector
Vintage World War II poster showing a housewife giving directions on how to prepare tin cans for a collector. It declares, Win With Tin

Vintage WPA poster of a man pointing at the reader. It reads, Stamp out syphilis and gonorrhea, have you had your blood test and examination, go to your doctor or dept. of health

Vintage World War II poster of Uncle Sam wearing a helmet and holding supplies
Vintage World War II poster of Uncle Sam wearing a helmet and holding rifles, ammo, and other military supplies. It reads, Yours For Victory, take care of em!

World War II poster of a tank and artillery gun on the backs of workers
Vintage World War II poster showing a tank and artillery gun, moving forward, on the backs of workers. It reads, Freedom Is Earned

Vintage World War II poster of a large artillery cannon. It reads, Let Me Do The Talking! Serve In Silence

Vintage World War II poster of a giant letter B and the Morse code for that letter. It declares - We pledged it, We ll beat it!

Vintage World War II poster showing Army troops building barracks. It reads, Wood Joins The Colors, The Army and Navy need millions of board feet for barracks

World War II poster showing many hands doing various tasks
Vintage World War II poster showing many hands, holding different tools, doing various tasks. It reads, Skilled hands for America, trained through apprenticeship

World War II poster of a smiling female officer of the U. S. Army Medical Corps
Vintage World War II poster of a smiling female officer of the U.S. Army Medical Corps. It reads, You Are Needed Now, Join The Army Nurse Corps, Apply At Your Red Cross Recruiting Station

Vintage WPA poster of a bulls-eye. It reads, Bullseye for binoculars loan today

Vintage World War II poster featuring the face of an American worker. It declares, We, the Americans of today, know our duty to the Americans of yesterday and the Americans of tomorrow

Vintage World War II poster featuring a blue background and five different signs. It reads, Air Raid Precautions, Don t Run, Keep Cool, Don t Scream, Prevent Disorder, Obey All Instructions

Vintage World War II poster of a U. S. soldier giving the thumbs-up
Vintage World War II poster of a U.S. soldier giving the thumbs-up. It declares - We ll take care of the rising sun, You take care of rising prices. The poster also displays the seven keys to victory

Vintage World War II photo of Four Star General Omar Bradley

World War II poster of factory smoke stacks transforming into artillery guns
Vintage World War II poster of factory smoke stacks transforming into artillery guns and a artillery shell. It reads, Code For Victory

Vintage World War II poster of a cartoon soldier mishandling his rifle. It reads, A rock to Joe Dope is a trifle, that is promptly pried loose with his rifle

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"World War Two: A Glimpse into the Heroic Struggles and Triumphs" In 1942, amidst the chaos of World War Two, Winston Churchill stood tall, his indomitable spirit shining through as he made his famous V for Victory sign. This symbolized hope and resilience in the face of adversity. The skies were ablaze with bravery as the Supermarine Spitfire V soared through enemy lines, its sleek design and powerful engine proving to be a formidable force against Nazi aggression. Alongside it, the Avro Lancaster B. I PP967 emerged as a true champion of the air, delivering devastating blows to German targets. On April 30th, 1945, history was forever etched when Red Army soldiers raised the Soviet flag over Berlin's Reichstag. Captured by Vladimir Grebnev's lens, this iconic photograph stands as a testament to their unwavering determination in liberating Germany from tyranny. Amidst these global struggles, Polish pilots from the renowned 303 Squadron took flight in 1940. Their courage knew no bounds as they fearlessly engaged enemy aircraft while flying their Supermarine Spitfire XIV planes – heroes defending freedom at all costs. At sea, HMS Illustrious sailed proudly in 1942; an aircraft carrier that played a pivotal role in protecting vital supply routes and launching relentless attacks on Axis forces. It became an emblem of British naval power during those turbulent times. Meanwhile, high above ground level flew Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress bombers - mighty machines raining destruction upon strategic targets with precision and might. These aerial behemoths struck fear into hearts across Europe. But not all victories required brute force alone; enter De Havilland Mosquito B. XVI – an agile marvel that silently infiltrated enemy territory under cover of darkness. Its stealthy missions brought critical intelligence back home safely.