Wwii Propaganda Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Here's a pop art expressive painting of the iconic We-Can-Do-It Feminist, Rosie the Riveter. We women are stronger together.

An ad for chocolate bars in World War Two. I would fight for chocolate!

Fly Fight Win - Vintage Air Force - Who doesn't love vintage military slogans?

Painting "Symbol of our Country" by N.C. Wyeth (1944)

American WWII poster depicting the ' V ' for Victory in red, white and blue.

This is a great patriotic reproduction print of an original WWII poster from the United States stating "Americans will always fight for liberty" It shows soldiers in WW2 marching forward with soldiers from 1778 behind them watching Americans head off to defend their freedoms. This is a great piece for someone who loves military history, Americana and World War 2 propaganda posters.

From World War 2 Comes one of the most Iconic Images

WWII poster encouraging Americans to buy War Savings Bonds and War Savings Stamps.

During the 1940's, the United States Government recruited young women to help join the war effort by becoming nurses and members of government agencies. This poster created originally by Carolyn Edmundson is a fine example of art put together with the need for more nurses on the warfront. This poster has been restored digitally by hand by me and brings the history of this document back to life for today's generations and beyond. *** Customizations okay such as change of background color or pattern... please DM before purchase to know more!

Great retro gardening design says "Save money the easy way, grow a garden. It's thrifty! It's patriotic! Plant Today!" This design was inspired by a World War II era poster.

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.

This t-shirt is perfect for those who admire German military history. With a stylish and striking design of a German soldier in action, this t-shirt is an awesome way to show your love and appreciation for WWII history.

Brilliant logo used during WWII on the interior of books.

What if the Transformers landed on Earth during WW2?

Various WW2 Fighter plane Squadron logo.

Let Me Do the Talking! vintage World War 2 poster.

This is a beautifully restored US Army Corps recruiting poster from 1943 seeking women to train and become nurses. This as with every item I offer has been digitally restored by hand and enlarged to print a clear, color-corrected, scratch-free image. Restored to look just as good as it was when first printed!

Women can, and will build it! Whatever is needed, they have the smarts and skills to make it happen, even if it is themselves. Modified from a public domain original in the Library of Congress.

All hell break loose

This is a digitally restored poster print, perfect for a t-shirt, poster, or other items of your choosing. Every poster has been color corrected, sharpened and restored to provide top-notch prints. Previous imperfections, scratches and damage has been removed.

Throwback to classic WWI and WWII military recruitment posters!

Featuring the statement "WWI WWII WWW", this tee shirt is meant to be a conversation-starter, peaceful protest or demonstration tee shirt to end the potential WWIII (World War 3, Three, III) that is beginning in Syria.

I asked an ai to give me "A monster that is made of meatballs and melty American cheese, storming the beaches of Normandy".

Here's a simple stencil of the iconic We-Can-Do-It Feminist, Rosie the Riveter. We women are stronger together.

Food Is a Weapon

Careless Talk Costs Lives vintage style WW2 poster.

Odl-fashioned bitcoin poster

Odl-fashioned bitcoin poster

Odl fashioned bitcoin poster

The famous command written by Joseph Stalin himself. These words soon became the motto of the infamous battle of Stalingrad.

PUSH 'EM TO BERLIN!

This is a digitally enhanced and restored by hand poster print by John McGrady, an artist during the 1930's and 1940's. He along with several other artists painted and designed posters for various US Government agencies to boost morale and the war effort during World War II and shortly after the Great Depression. This poster comes from the WPA Office of War Services in Louisiana and seeks to find recruits for Decontamination Squads with the Office of Civilian Defense. I have restored this image by hand utilizing the best tools and software I can to make sure this image prints to look fantastic!

He knows when you are sleeping, he knows when you're awake

Classic design