Original Wwii Army

   During WWII, the need for American troops superseded the traditional draft conscripts. Congress passed special legislation to allow women to serve in four units: the Women's Army Corps (WAC), the Navy Women's Reserve (WAVES), the Marine Corps Women's Reserve, and the Coast Guard Women Reserves (SPARS). The US Army Nurse Corps, featured in this poster, is unique in that it dates back to 1901- well before these WWII units. This photographic poster promotes recruitment to the US Army Nurse Corps. Founded in 1901, with roots dating back even further to the Revolutionary War, the US Army...

This is an original poster from the estate of Ruth Von Euw, originally from the personal collection of her father, Stephen Von Euw, who had been the editor of the Rockville (CT) Journal from the 1930s until his death in 1955. During World War II, Von Euw had made sure that every local serviceman and servicewomen received free copies of the newspaper wherever they were posted. This is an old item dated to the WWII period, as such, you should expect wear commensurate with age and use, as pictured. There are fold marks at edges. There may be stains, chipping, wrinkles, minor nicks at the ...

This is an original poster from the estate of Ruth Von Euw, originally from the personal collection of her father, Stephen Von Euw, who had been the editor of the Rockville (CT) Journal from the 1930s until his death in 1955. During World War II, Von Euw had made sure that every local serviceman and servicewomen received free copies of the newspaper wherever they were posted. This is an old item dated to the WWII period, as such, you should expect wear commensurate with age and use, as pictured. There are roll and fold markings. There may be stains, wrinkles, minor nicks, rips at the edges,...

ORIGINAL 1943 WWII Do with less, so they'll have enough! Poster 22 x 28 US Army Antique. Some small tears from storage.   

This is an original poster from the estate of Ruth Von Euw, originally from the personal collection of her father, Stephen Von Euw, who had been the editor of the Rockville (CT) Journal from the 1930s until his death in 1955. During World War II, Von Euw had made sure that every local serviceman and servicewomen received free copies of the newspaper wherever they were posted. This is an old item dated to the WWII period, as such, you should expect wear commensurate with age and use, as pictured. There may be stains, chipping, wrinkles, minor nicks at the edges, and other signs of wear. 9.5" ...

This is an original poster from the estate of Ruth Von Euw, originally from the personal collection of her father, Stephen Von Euw, who had been the editor of the Rockville (CT) Journal from the 1930s until his death in 1955. During World War II, Von Euw had made sure that every local serviceman and servicewomen received free copies of the newspaper wherever they were posted. This is an old item dated to the WWII period, as such, you should expect wear commensurate with age and use, as pictured. There may be stains, chipping, wrinkles, minor nicks at the edges, and other signs of wear. 9.5" x ...

Original WWII US Poster c 1940s. God help me if this is a dud! US government printing office 1942-0- 477498. There are a couple of scuffs, pictures, but don't take away from the overall affect. Colors are nice and bright. Believed to be adhered to backer board, but not sure. Have not removed from frame. Please assume that it is attached / glued down. Overall, excellent image, hard to find. Please contact me if you have any questions prior to purchasing.   

From a local military collectors estate. Printed on hard stock board. Appr 13.5" by 10". Has James Montgomery Flagg name on front. Has US ARMY Recruiting Station stamp on back.   

On December of 1944 the U. Marked'RESTRICTED' this is double-sided document corresponds with a prior publication released prior titled, Enemy Sighting Guide and JAN NO.   

   This is an original poster from the estate of Ruth Von Euw, originally from the personal collection of her father, Stephen Von Euw, who had been the editor of the Rockville (CT) Journal from the 1930s until his death in 1955. During World War II, Von Euw had made sure that every local serviceman and servicewomen received free copies of the newspaper wherever they were posted. This is an old item dated to the WWII period, as such, you should expect wear commensurate with age and use, as pictured. There are roll and fold markings, as well as chipping. There may be stains, ...