World War II Poster Collection - (Selected)

Northwestern University ^ | FR Post 09-23-01 | Various. FR Post by VANNROX

[vannrox]

Warning: This page is image intensive. Please go HERE so see the entire collection.

[vannrox]

I hope that you like these posters as much as I do.

[vannrox]

Hey you liberals out there...!

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[vannrox]

Liberals should read this.

[vannrox]

I wonder if Clinton and the Democrats were aware of this act?

[Brian Mosely]

The walls of the watering hole I frequent has some orginals of these, like the "If you tell where he's going, he may never get there" and others about coal conservation and ads for the Merchant Marines.

[freedox]

A BUMP and a smile.............thanks, vannrox.

[newzjunkey]

BUMP!

We weren't the only ones; I saw many original posters during the "World War II Through Russian Eyes" exhibit when it was here a couple years ago.

[1234]

TX for the post and the site

[joyce11111]

Thanks for the splendid set of posters, I saved them all.

[Joe Brower]

Awesome! BUMP!

[Budge]

Excellent! I remember so many so well!

[Hillary 666]

Good post. Hopefully we'll see some posters like that coming out again. I like the "Avenge December 7th!" posters.

[Eagle9]

Some of those you've already posted are at the site below, but they also have others.
Take a look. WW II Posters

This is the home page. American History In Patriotic Sounds And Music

The home page even has the audio of the speech given by President Bush on 9-20-01, in it's entirety.

[Lion Den Dan]

Thank you for the most inspirational work I have seen outside President Bush's address to the nation.

[Darth Sidious]

Marker for later.

And thanks!

[johnpaul]

bump

[spectre]

Thanks! We have O'ER THE RAMPARTS WE WATCH, professionally mounted and framed. I'm looking at it as I type...wish we could own them all!

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[BraveMan]

*BUMP & PING*

[ikanakattara]

Fantastic!!! Does anyone know if these posters have copyrights on them? It would be great if some could be duplicated for framing - they'd look great on college dorm walls, for instance...