United States Propaganda Tapestries

Careless Talk Costs Lives vintage style WW2 poster.

by polisci

WWII Propaganda Poster

A Retro, patriotic piece . Based on the propaganda Posters of the early 1900s,

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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 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.

Keep your self alive!

Buy Bonds

Vintage illustration patriotism military war poster art by James Montgomery Flagg, 1917. This World War I cover art features the iconic Uncle Sam with a stern look pointing at you and wearing a patriotic stars and stripes hat, the title is "I Want YOU for US Army, Nearest Recruiting Station."

Digitally restored and enlarged reproduction of "I Pledge Allegiance and Silence About the War" poster created during the 1940s by the WPA, a government program in the United States.

The Purge

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!

I WANT YOU

"Uncle Sam" by Prostetnic Vogon Jeffs (A Diligent Maniac) for Baddest Shirt Co.

Offering a beautifully restored poster print from the mid-1930s from the US Forest Service whose goal was to educate farmers about utilizing trees to stabilize farm land in order to prevent drought conditions. During the 1930s not only was the Great Depression raging in the US, the Dust Bowl took over much of mid-west America due to over plowing and growing on farmland. This poster was meant to teach farmers about using trees to prevent large dust storms from kicking up and to keep farmland more reliable for planting crops. This is a great piece of history and would be a great addition to an environmentalist's or historian's collection.

We're all in a death cult.