Showing posts with label Posters WWII. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Posters WWII. Show all posts

Monday, May 6, 2013

War Poster Food

Why Americans ARE Overweight......

WE HAVE CHANGED.

War Poster                      World War 2 Propaganda Poster...should be reissued!

War Poster 1778-1943 Liberty

1778-1943, Americans will always fight for liberty. Artist: Bernard Perlin, 1943, WWII poster 
1778-1943, Americans will always fight for liberty. Artist: Bernard Perlin, 1943, WWII poster

War Poster Rabbit

Rabbit: Off the ration

Betty Crocker Home Defense Supper Menu Poster

U.S.: Betty Crocker Home Defense Supper Menu

WW Information Poster

U.S. Office of War Information poster

WW Slogan

Popular slogan during WWII. No reason why this can't apply today.

1943 War Bond Poster

1943. Carrying your wounded buddy through a battlefield and spending money are the same thing!

War Sullivan Brothers MIA poster

They did their part!

War Blackout Poster

"What To Do In - Blackouts"   Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety  Civil Defense  1942

WWII American Airman POW Red Cross Parcel




The contents of a typical Red Cross parcel received by an WWII American airman held prisoner in Stalag Luft I near Barth, Germany on the Baltic Sea. Recipients of these parcels were permitted to keep only the cigarettes and chocolate bars; the remainder of the parcel was turned over to the camp cook, who combined them with the contents of other parcels and German PoW rations (usually bread, barley, potatoes, cabbage and horse meat) to create daily meals for the prisoners.


The contents of a typical Red Cross parcel received by an WWII American airman held prisoner in Stalag Luft I near Barth, Germany on the Baltic Sea. Recipients of these parcels were permitted to keep only the cigarettes and chocolate bars; the remainder of the parcel was turned over to the camp cook, who combined them with the contents of other parcels and German POW rations (usually bread, barley, potatoes, cabbage and horse meat) to create daily meals for the prisoners.

War Bond Poster

"Got a minute to listen to a guy from home?" - Caterpillar Tractor Co.

WAR Sugarless Poster

U.S.: Rumford Sugarless Recipes, WWII Ration Recipe Sheet

War Ration Poster

War poster Donald Duck

Victory Garden

WW Bread Poster

Homemade bread! #WWII

War Poster SPAM

Spam for Victory! Published in the May 1943 issue of Woman's Day magazine.

WWII British War Poster

Carrots keep you healthy and help you see in a blackout. (British World War 2 Poster.) The seeing better in the dark part was a lie, er, myth, about carrots -- and the British Ministry of Food fully knew that. They just wanted to encourage carrot eating. (Leafy greens such as spinach and kale actually do more for your eyes.)

War Bond Ad

Buy war bonds! #WWII

US NAVY WWII Poster

1942 U.S.Navy Recruitment Brochure ~ "What Kind of Job Can I Get in the Navy?"

War Poster

"This was our finest hour" by Pat Keely, June 1940 or later. A strongly coloured war effort poster depicting an oversized British soldier standing in defence of the white cliffs of Dover. The slogan ‘This was our finest hour' is taken from Churchill's speech to the House of Commons on 18 June 1940.