Vintage WW1 'This Device on Hat or Helmet Means U.S. Marines' Poster

Vintage WW1 'This Device on Hat or Helmet Means U.S. Marines' Poster. Designed by Charles Buckles Falls (American, 1874-1960). Depicts the U.S. Marine Corps emblem, printed in yellow and black, on a f

Preserve 40" x 27" This Device On Hat Or Helmet Means U.S. Marine 40" x 26 1/2"

Charles Buckles Falls 41.5"x28" USA OF, VT-B,R, SS Col. McCrahon Poster Collection Condition Guide BT- Borders Trimmed C- Creased F- Faded Color

Vintage WW1 Teufel Hunden U.S. Marine Devil Dog Recruitment Poster. Designed by Charles Buckles Falls (American, 1874-1960). Not framed. 'Devil Dogs,' a nickname given to the U.S. Marines by the Germa

Vintage WW1 'E-E-E-Yah-Yip Go Over With The U.S. Marines' Recruitment Poster. Designed by Charles Buckles Falls (American, 1874-1960). Not framed. 'E-E-E-Yah-Yip,' is the battle cry of the U.S. Marine

U.S. Marines. 27 1/2" x 40 1/2" Linen Backed Neatly Folded.

WWI hand painted helmet with U.S. Marine Corps 2nd Division Emblem painted on the front beneath and inserted USMC Globe and Anchor hat pin. Some paint loss to the emblem and minimal wear to the remain

Collection of military recruiting posters to include "Halt Who Goes There" 1912 US Marine Corp, "Britishers You're Needed Come Across Now" by Lloyd Meyers, "Your Work Means Victory" 1917 by Fred J. Ho

As part of the recruiting efforts by the United States Marine Corps during World War I, this poster highlights Admiral George Dewey and his high esteem for the elite section of the Navy. George Dewey

US Doughboy WWI Helmet, US Marine 2nd Battalion, 6th Regiment Yellow Diamond Infantry Division Painted Indian Head Star Insignia with EGA Insignia, comes with original liner & chin strap, inside liner

Original American recruitment poster for the U.S. Marines - 'U.S. Marines - Soldiers of the Sea - Good Pay - Foreign Travel - Congenial Employment', undated, circa 1917, 38.75 x 28.5 inches. Printed o

WWI "US Marines, enlist today" poster, by Sidney H Riesenberg, dated in poster 1913. 18" x 26". Condition as per photo.

DESCRIPTION: Original WWI U.S. Marine Recruiting Poster by J.C. Layendecker (American, 1874-1951). Depicts image of Marines surrounded by photos of official and recreational base activities. Text read

WWI "Do your duty, join the US Marines, help them defend America on land and sea" recruiting poster, by PW. 18" x 27". Condition as per photo.

THREE WWI U.S. MARINES RECRUITMENT POSTERSCirca 19181) "Spirit of 1917" by Leon Alaric Shafer (New York/Ohio, 1866-1940).2) "U.S. Marines 'Soldiers of the Sea'" with Marines in the

Howard Chandler Christy. WWI U.S. Marines recruitment poster. "If you want to fight! Join the Marines". Depicts young woman in uniform with scene of charging marine soldiers lower left. Original perio

DESTROY THIS MAD BRUTE" H. R. HOPPS (42 1/2" X 28 1/4" OVERALL)

A United States World War I poster featuring a young woman in a military uniform, titled IF YOU WANT TO FIGHT! JOIN THE MARINES, illustration by Howard Chandler Christy (1872-1952) and dated 1915. Mea

Vintage WWI U.S. Liberty Bond Poster, c.1918. Reads: U.S.A. Bonds - Weapons For Liberty - third liberty loan campaign, Boys Scouts Of America. Artwork by L.C. Leyendecker. Printed by American Lithogra

5 WW1 Navy & U.S. Marines recruitment posters, "Follow the boys in blue for home and country,(21" by 29")", "Your Country needs you, Join the Navy! (19.25" by 14.5")", "The US Marines Want You, apply

Original WWI US Marine Corps Recruiting Poster with Woman in Uniform GREAT ITEMMeasures 30 1/2" by 40" This is an ORIGINAL AND NOT A REPRINTHoward Chandler Christy "If you want to fight, Join the Mari

Vintage WWI US NAVY Recruitment Poster; "WHAT THE NAVY IS DOING...ENLIST IN THE NAVY". Printed photographic image depicting a damaged ship and proud enlisted men. Text recounts the story of this brave

WORLD WAR I U.S. MARINES ENLISTMENT POSTER BY SYDNEY REISENBERGCirca 1917"U.S. Marines Active Service on Land And Sea Enlist at 22 Tremont Row, Scollay Square, Boston" with an image of a Marine in dre

FOUR WORLD WAR I U.S. MARINES RECRUITMENT POSTERSCirca 19181) "E-E-E-YAH-YIP Go Over With U.S. Marines", depicting a Marine with his weapon raised silhouetted against a yellow ground.2) "The U.S. Mari