United States Propaganda T-Shirts

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Vintage illustration patriotism design featuring Lady Liberty who represents America carrying an American flag and holding a sword with a bald eagle flying behind her and army soldiers all around. They are all charging forward.

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By War Bonds Vintage World War propaganda poster.

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Hommage to the most famous US propaganda poster

It sure is an election year. Wear this as a friendly reminder to your friends and folks this year.

President James Madison Amercian Flag Poster Propaganda

A major part of American and world history, The Tuskegee Airmen were a group of pilots selected to run missions during World War II. They were the first primarily African American Pilot group forming the 332d Expeditionary Operations Group and the 477th Bombardment Group of the United States Army Air Forces. War bond posters were created by the United States Government during World War 2 to raise money for the costs of war.

Men 18-19 apply now at any US Army recruiting and induction station. A soldier climbs a hill, his arm raised as if to wave a group onward. At right is an inset titled, "These can be yours". It shows the insignia and monthly base pay for each Army grade (rank).

This design is inspired by the OBEY face clothing line. This is for everyone opposed to the Trump presidency who wish to DENY!!!

This is a great restored and digitally enhanced poster print of 3 soldiers going towards what's most likely battle with the American Flag in the background.

From World War 2 Comes one of the most Iconic Images

Vintage Wartime Book Eagle

Vintage lady liberty flying on the back of an eagle carrying the American flag.

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During World War II, while men were primarily serving over seas, the women in the United States did their share in many ways. One was the Women's Land Army, a branch of the US Crop Corps, which helped to grow, harvest and package food for soldiers during the war effort. This print has been digitally restored by hand and is a great way to honor those who fought in and supported the war effort during World War II.

A great restored vintage poster print recruiting for the Woman's Land Army to help with crop growth and harvesting of food. This is a great piece of history during the World War II era and would look great as a framed print or a shirt! The choice is up to you!

Beautifully restored reproduction of an original World War II advertisement seeking workers to work for the railroad.

This is a beautiful digitally hand-restored reproduction of the original recruitment poster for the US Nursing Corps. During WWII, women were needed at home and abroad to help injured soldiers return to battle or care for them until they were sent home and posters like these were placed in high schools and various public gathering areas throughout the United States. Originally created by the US Office of War Information, bring some American history into your life with this great remastered design!

Vintage Wartime Book Eagle

President James Madison Amercian Flag Poster Propaganda

We are a great nation! We are a strong people with Patria conscience and our hearts! Territory is just geography! But patriotism is an immortal and unshakable feeling! Regardless of how much time passes, how many people are born and people die, our country will be the same America that has only one destiny: to be the most important nation in the world!

This is a great digitally restored vintage WPA Poster completed by John Mc Crady during the 1930's. This propaganda poster suggests that US citizens purchase war stamps and bonds to help the soldiers overseas. This would make a great piece for the historical collector or World War II enthusiast. There is also a higher contrast version available in the shop, should you want bolder colors than this.

This is a great restoration of an original digital print of a poster from World War 2 encouraging citizens to purchase war bonds to help win the war. This item has been digitally enhanced and colorized to offer the best final print for your poster, shirt or tote. Every item in our shop has been sharpened, enlarged to at least 300dpi and had it's colors brightened. This poster shows then 4 Star General Dwight Eisenhower looking ahead into the distance while holding papers and binoculars as planes fly behind him. The words "Back 'Em Up" is on the top of the poster while the words "Buy Extra Bonds" is written underneath.

Uncle Sam and They Live mashup by Hal Hefner.

Vintage illustration patriotism design featuring an allegorical woman with angel wings and holding a large palm leaf and sword. Share in the victory, Save for your country, Save for yourself, Buy War Savings Stamps by Haskell Coffin, 1918.

Hand digitally restored reprint of the original poster created by the US Food Administration promoting Americans to continue to grow their own food via home gardening. The Spirit of '18 is also in the top left corner.

This is a beautifully restored and enlarged vintage poster designed by Dick Williams for the War Food Administration in Washington D.C. during World War II. Featured is a woman holding jars of canned food with the phrase "Of Course I can! I'm patriotic as can be- And ration points won't worry me!" This poster was printed in order to prompt Americans to save food and can their food in order to last longer during wartime.

Vintage illustration patriotism military war magazine cover art, Leslie's, December 29, 1917 by James Montgomery Flagg.

Design dedicated to all the victims of pearl harbor attack. Ideal gift for US navy veterans Design parts by Freepik

Amerika was a Russian-language magazine published by the United States Department of State during the Cold War for distribution in the Soviet Union. It was intended to inform Soviet citizens about American life. Amerika was distinguished among other Soviet publications by its high-grade paper, bright printing and numerous photos. The magazine has been described as "polite propaganda" and featured high-quality photography and articles about everyday life in the United States, as well as profiles of famous American people and institutions. Later it briefly existed as America Illustrated. In total, 454 issues of the magazine were published.

This is a cute restored vintage print from the US Army and Navy reminding people to ship their overseas gifts to soldiers within a specific date frame. This print features Santa Claus wearing a soldier's helmet holding a package for a soldier along with instructions for packaging.

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