Original Vintage Cold War Era Fallout Poster/Window Card, Civil Defense, 1958
“Protect yourself from FALLOUT”. – Year: 1958.
“Protect yourself from FALLOUT”. – Year: 1958.
“Protect yourself from FALLOUT”. – Year: 1958.
“Protect yourself from FALLOUT”. – Year: 1958.
MADE WHEN THE COLD WAR WAS AT IT’S PEAK.
Edge tears have tape repairs on backside. 18 1/2 in. x 24 3/4 in. Overall, just a super cool World War II Collectible.
Auction Wizard 2000 Listing Template – AW2KLOT#:15349 This is a vintage and original 1944 salesman sample lithograph calendar printed on a textured, pebbled stock paper and that comes direct from the archives of the Thomas D. Murphy Calendar Company in Red Oak, Iowa. A powerful and patriotic offering, this image features marines storming the beaches of the Pacific Theatre during the World War II conflict. Titled “Semper Fidelis (Always Faithful)” by Emmett Watson. Includes a single January 1944 calendar date pad. Measures a complete 10 1/4″ x 16″ with an image size of 10 1/4″ x 7 3/4″. Has a factory fold across the center between calendar and picture. Like what you see? Check out my eBay store Bungalowblondie Store Free shipping in the USA. Guaranteed to be an authentic “old” item. 11/2021
Date: 1945 Artist: Cornwell, Dean Size (in): 12.25 x 8.5 Size (cm): 31 x 21.5 Condition: A- Linen backed: No This vintage original WWII cardboard standee sign style poster was created by the artist Dean Cornwell for the Victory Loan drive. An American Eagle perches on a stack of war bonds against a patriotic red, white and blue flag background with the artist’s name signed in the lower left hand corner of the image. The Victory Loan drive was the eighth and final of the US Treasury WWII era war bond drives and was undertaken just after Japan surrendered ending WWII. This is a cardboard standee type counter sign with easel arm on the back. This vintage original sign is in “like new” condition and doesn’t look like it was ever used as the easel arm on the back was never extended. Overall condition is very good with just slight evidence of handling.
18 1/2 in. x 24 3/4 in. Overall, just a super cool World War II Collectible.
“Protect yourself from FALLOUT”. – Year: 1958.