[World War II] Impressive aeronautical propaganda War Poster “The Sky’s the Limit! Keep Buying War Bonds” 6th War loan, signed in print by Courtney Allen. 1942. Rich in detail shows two men and one woman working on the propeller of a war plane. 20” x 26½”. Usual folds with top center fold separated completely, old tape repair on reverse with some bleed-through, affecting presentation somewhat. Very Good

20” x 28” poster, “United” “The United Nations Fight For Freedom.” Flags of the various U.N. member nations with destroyers, tanks and planes in the background. OWI Poster. No 79. U.S. Government Printing Office 1943. “Oct. 1943” stamp at bottom margin. Usual folds. Overall Very Fine.

[World War II] Vertical 1942 War Poster with large bold American flag and quote from Franklin D. Roosevelt “We can…we will…we must!” “Buy U.S. War Savings Bonds & Stamps Now”; 20½” x 11”. Small fold separation at upper right, two light tape marks where it was affixed to wall during war-time, else Fine

[World War II] 1944 War poster: “We caught hell – someone must have talked” Image of a soldier carrying a dead or wounded soldier on his back with a firestorm in the background. Brutal Scene. 14” x 19½”, Original folds, edgewear, ½” white spot above the letter “G” in caught, still Very Good

9 5/8” x 14 1/2” British government poster, “You can’t be certain - you can be ready - Join your local Auxiliary Fire Service as at you local fire station.” Image of two firemen at work. Printed for H.M. Stationery Office by G.C.M. Printing Services LTD Leicester. Issued by H.M. Government. Unfolded. Overall very fine.

19 1/4” x 29” poster, “You Mined this Mine - It takes 4 tons of coal to make this mine and 40 or more to ‘fill’ it.” Image of a mine being hoisted onto a ship. Issued by the Ministry of Fuel and Power. Usual folds, tiny tear at lower right. Overall very fine.