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WPA poster, urging Americans to become better-informed citizens.
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A WPA poster from 1942 promoting good workplace practices for the war effort during WWII.
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WWII recruiting poster by artist Ivan Dimitri, 1942.
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Poster for Federal Theatre Project presentation of "Myra Kinch and Group" in a concert of modern dance at the Hollywood Playhouse, showing a dancer flinging her skirt wide. 1938.
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A WPA poster referencing the 1939 New York World's Fair.
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A poster for the 1939 New York World's Fair by artist Nembhard N. Culin.
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Poster promoting conservation of water for the war effort. Raymond Wilcox.
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A WWII propaganda poster from 1943 by Kenny Clayton.
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A poster for the 1939 World's Fair in New York.
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A World War II poster.
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"For Defense. Blood means Life. Call Your Red Cross Chapter Today", 1943.
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A WWII lumber production poster from 1943
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A poster for the 1939 World's Fair in Mew York City.
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A WWII V-Mail poster from 1943.
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A WWII conservation salvage poster from 1943.
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A poster promoting Women war workers, 1942.
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1939 New York World's Fair poster.
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Above and Beyond: A WWII poster honoring Navy Cross recipient Dorie Miller, hero of Pearl Harbor.
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A Victory Garden poster from WWII.
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A forest fire prevention poster from 1944.
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Keep Punching: An American production poster from World War II.
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The Four Freedoms: Freedom of Worship. February 1943.
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The Four Freedoms: Freedom from Fear. February 1943.
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The Four Freedoms: Freedom from Want. February 1943.
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The Four Freedoms: Freedom of Speech. February 1943.
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An American WWII defense poster.
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Keep Us Flying: Tuskegee Airman William Diez is featured in this World War II plea for Americans to buy war bonds. The poster is one of a series of patriotic posters sponsored by the Office of War Information.
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Make It Safe: A safety poster created by the Works Progress Administration.
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Know the Facts: A WPA poster, imploring the public to develop critical thinking skills. Circa late 1930-early 1940s.
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Calling all inventors. A WWII propaganda poster.
