War Effort Posters and Art Prints

Careless Talk Costs Lives vintage style WW2 poster.

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Illustration from the Great War published in 1918 Showing how busy the shipyards were replacing ships sunk by the enemy, or altering boats to make them suitable for helping in the war effort. Many skilled tradesmen were exempt from conscription because of the need for new ships for the Navy to replace those sunk or altered shipping for trade & passenger craft. Please note with regard to scanned antique prints there may be some age related marks or faults from the originals which will show also on any print ordered. This is inevitable with prints of this age & actually lends an authentic look to the prints. Please refer to the actual image on sale. If you are interested in purchasing the original engraving or print that may be possible...

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.

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

V2 World War 2 rocket art

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.

During many wars, including World War I, the United States promoted the growth of victory gardens for the residents as a way to add to the amount of food rations each household received. This allowed households to have more food and for the government to be able to send more food from farming, etc. overseas to the soldiers fighting in the war. This is a great concept that is still widely encouraged today to help with sustainability of the nation's food supply.

This vintage, WWII poster promotes US Savings Bonds

WWII recruiting poster for the United States Coast Guard Women's Reserve or SPARS. The word SPARS is an acronym for the Coast Guard motto " Semper Paratus - Always Ready".

This is a beautifully restored reproduction of an original World War I poster for advertising the purchase of War Savings Stamps. During WWI, the United States and other nations relied on their citizens to help raise money for the war effort, so advertisements and posters such as these were very common during that time period.

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

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.

WWII print titled ' Give 'em Both Barrels ' stressing the importance of not just the men on the front line but also those in manufacturing jobs back home.

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This is a great example of a propaganda poster created during WWI for the United States. Digitally edited for top printing quality! Show your patriotism!

Innocent people fleeing war and disaster zones. They need our help. Let everyone know that refugees are welcome here.

Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference.

WWII Print depicting the Japanese attack on December 7th, 1941 with the famous slogan " Remember Pearl Harbor".

Vintage Ads

This is a beautifully restored poster created by the United States Food Administration in 1918 to urge citizens to eat less in order for more food to be sent overseas to the men fighting in World War I. The poster shows a quote encouraging people to eat less and has various foods in the background including pumpkins, radishes, bananas, pumpkins, carrots and more.

During World War One, Victory Boys and Victory Girls clubs were organized in the US to raise five dollars per child for the United War Work Campaign. The kids were between the age 12 and 20 and received a pin when they turned in a pledge card. They had to work for the pledge and not solicit it from their parents or others, and many exceeded the pledge amounts. This was the first time in U.S. history that children were part of an organization that helped the war effort.

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!

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!

WWII poster encouraging ' More Production ' of armaments in the fight against Imperial Japan.

This is a digitally restored reproduction of the original World War I advertisement seeking volunteers for military service printed in the United States.

This vintage, WWII poster encourages soldiers to read.

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.

This vintage, WWII poster promotes US Savings Bonds

A propaganda message to the people from Winston Churchill in wartorn Great Britain. From the WW2 Salute the Soldier, war savings, campaign. Designed to keep the nations morale up and save for munitions Now out of copyright, sadly it was impossible to credit the original artist.

Designed and originally painted by John P. Falter in the 1940s, this restored version is a must-have for the World War II collector or historian! Digitally enlarged and restored, this reproduction will print beautifully on any item offered. This print is a great representation of how the US Government sent messages to the public indicating how important keeping quiet about the war was. Here you see a US Navy Seaman heading on deployment with his rucksack ready to go. Keeping quiet about his destination meant he was more likely to get there safely.

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A new twist on an old favorite! Meet Rosie The Riveter. She's been all cleaned up, imperfections removed and has a nice "comic-book" feel to her. It's not overdone, just right to add some pizazz to a classic poster. As always this item has been digitally restored by hand and enhanced to print on TeePublic items of your choosing!

World War I public service poster promoting the U.S. School Gardens program. 1919.

This is a great World War II US propaganda poster showing an American Army soldier looking sternly at the viewer asking if we're playing square when using gas. Below is a man inside a car waiting for a gas station attendant to fill him up. This is a great poster advertising the need for US citizens to limit the amount of resources they use.