Restored WWII Propaganda Print - Less Dangerous Than Careless Talk Mug

This is a restored and enlarged digital reproduction of the original World War II poster created by Albert Dorne. Shown is a snake ready to strike with blood in its mouth and the heading reads Less Dangerous Than Careless Talk. During World War II symbolism was often used to get the viewer to see how dangerous it was to talk to anyone about what was going on in the war such as troop movement, war equipment and when ships were going to be sailing in a certain direction. Keeping mum was the name of the game during World War 2.