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World War II
Women of Britain - Come into the Factories
"The girl he left behind" is still behind him--She's a WOW
“For Your Country's Sake Today, For Your Country's Sake Tomorrow” American WWII Poster
Antisemitic Sign
En Svensk Tiger (The Swedish Tiger)
Disney Character Ration Book Holder
Bell Telephone System Editorial Ad
Rosie the Riveter “We Can Do It!,” Poster by J. Howard Miller
U.S. War Bond Advertisement - Will you do without an evening gown today for a wedding dress tomorrow?
"Join the ATS", "The Blonde Bombshell"
Double Fresh Coffees, Monroe Enquirer
Become a Nurse, Your Country Needs You2
State-Side News : Feb 8-9, 19463
Army Counterintelligence Corps Japan Travel Guide
UPROOTED PEOPLE OF THE USA (MAP)
Anti-Japanese Poster Stamp World War II2
Rationing Means a Fair Share for All of Us
WANTED: FOR MURDER! Her careless talk cost lives2
“Won't You Give My Boy a Chance to Get Home?”
Be With Him At Every Mail Call2
Four Freedoms2
Timken Axels Editorial Ads2
Serene Flight Shattering in A Single Flash (Hiroshima Appeals 1987)
Manga cover featuring President Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Copy of The Catcher in the Rye First Edition 1951 Cover Design (1991 Paperback)3
The Catcher in the Rye First Edition Cover Design 3
Bible (New Testament) passed down through family4
Keep Calm And Carry On Legacy
Hiroshima Appeals
1937 “For country, security. For socializing, tobacco”
Going back to civilian life4
Message to Adolf Cover Illustration and pages2
Merry Christmas - Direction Magazine Cover Vol. 3 No. 9
“The Underwater Cabaret”9
Behind the enemy powers: the Jew
German Nazi Party’s identity manual
French Letterhead
"Stamp Out the Axis" Propaganda Poster
Book Covers2
Hiroshima Appeals 1983
WWII Propoganda Ads
The Fifth Pig Puzzle
Battleground: The United States Army in World War II
Americans 1942: 18 Artists from 9 States3
Give Our Sea Back
Victory, 1945
Kit Kat (History, Marketing, Flavors & Commercials)
British Vogue Cover, 1939
『FALLOUT』 （The Japan Council Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs）
Give Our Sea Back
"We Can Do It!" Poster
Propaganda and the Graphic Arts: Influencing Public Opinion for National Unity
WWII Ration book4
When you ride ALONE you ride with Hitler!
I didn't raise my boy to be a soldier
Disney World War II ephemera
The New Yorker: June 17, 1996
Don’t be a blaboteur
Notgeld by Linz’s Klemens Brosch —20
Anna Smoleńska
Anna Smoleńska
Fighting Poland symbol instances4
Fighting Poland symbol2
