34 3/4” x 61 3/4” French language poster for Niagara (1953) Niagara was a Technicolor film noir that helped to solidify Marilyn Monroe’s status as a box office draw. This poster was issued for a 1970s re-release. Folded. Some splits at folds. Overall Fine.

45 3/4” x 61 1/2” French language poster for River of no Return (1954) River of No Reutrn was a successful western that starred Robert Mitchum and Marilyn Monroe. This poster was issued for a 1960 release. Folded. Some separation at folds. Overall Fine.

18 1/2” x 26” U.S. Treasury Poster. U.S. Government Printing Office. 1948. Image of Uncle Sam’s holding out a pen and pointing to a Pay Roll Savings Form. Text reads: “ Sing Up for Bonds through Payroll Savings.” Folded in quarters. Small pinhole at intersection of folds. Overall Very Fine.

19 5/8” x 29 1/2” European Recovery Program Poster. No place. No date. Lithography by Mouton Cy, the Hague. Roy Hort & Ronald Sandifort. Image of a lager key with the flags of various European countries along its exterior. Text reads: “You hold the Key.” The Marshall Plan, officially known as the European Recovery Program, was the primary plan of the United States for rebuilding and creative a strong foundation for Western European countries while also repelling the threat of Communism following WW II. Extremely Fine.

18 1/2” x 26” U.S. Savings Bonds Poster. No printer or date identified. Image of the Washington Monument surrounded by American flags. Text reads: “You Save More Than Money with UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS Your Shares in America.” Folded in quarters. Minor separation at edges of folds. Overall Fine.

20” x 27 7/8” War Productions Board Poster, “American Labor … Producing for Attack.” Image of a bronze statue of a laborer holding a wrench. Usual folds. Overall very fine.

20” x 29 3/4” poster, “Lend to Defend the Right to be Free - Buy National Savings Certificates.” Image of a worker shoveling coal into a furnace. Printed for H.M. Stationery Office by J. Weiner Ltd London W.C.I. Issued by the National Savings Committee, London, Scottish Savings Committee, Edinburgh” Unfolded, small edge chink at extreme left margin. Light surface stain at left margin. Overall very fine.

[World War II] 1942 War propaganda poster: “Even a little can help a lot - NOW Buy U. S. War Stamps and Bonds. Illustration courtesy of the Ladies’ Home Journal.” By Al Parker, famous and pioneering illustrator and founder of Artist School. U.S. Government Printing Office. Original folds, with 1” clean fold separation on bottom fold, top has minor remnant of being taped up. 14” x 19½”. Fine.

19 1/2” x 28” poster, “Give War Bonds the present with a future.” Image of a Christmas tree decorated with war bonds. U.S. Government Printing Office 1943. Office U.S. Treasury Poster. Usual folds. Very Fine.