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We don’t quite make out the artist’s name which is signed in the upper left-hand corner of the image and looks like “Ruty” with the date ’51 also indicated
Artist: Spear
The building was almost demolished to make way for other federal offices but was saved in 1963 by the personal intervention of First Lady Jaqueline Kennedy
The poster displays nicely and impactfully delivers a message as relevant today as when the poster was issued in 1942
The colors are bold and overall condition is very good
1942 Your Country Expects You To Conserve Metal Scrap Drive WWII Skiing We don’t quite make outDate: 1942Artist: UnknownSize (in): 28. 5 x 20Size (cm): 72. 4 x 50. 8Condition: BLinen backed: NoThis vintage original WWII poster was issued by the United States War Production Board in 1942 to help promote scrap drives and the conservation of scare metal needed for the war effort. The poster itemizes four basic points including taking care to prolong the life of equipment, using salvaged materials for repairs, find replacements for metals and
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