Original U.S. WWII Poster - War Bonds Are Cheaper Than Wooden Crosses - Buy More Through Pay Roll Savings - 22" x 28" Night Sights Barrels of Harper's Ferry 1795s

Barrels of Harper's Ferry 1795s were serial numbered up to some point in 1812: Springfield Model 1795's were never serial numbered

69 caliber musket manufactured and used in the United States during the 19th Century

From the SS Antenor they boarded a lighter aircraft and landed on the beaches of Le Havre

with a lovely 22 3/4“ long blade marked on the blade to the rear of the spine REEVES / BIRM’M

so in this case "Kazunori" was their family name

Original U.S. WWII Poster - War Bonds Are Cheaper Than Wooden Crosses - Buy More Through Pay Roll Savings - 22" x 28" Night Sights Barrels of Harper's Ferry 1795sOriginal Item: Only One Available. In the face of acute wartime financial requirements for the U. S. Government, War Bond drives were of vital importance to the war effort. This is perhaps one of the most striking and potent examples of propaganda for raising cash to fight the Axis powers. This striking poster was designed by the artist Ardis Hughes in 1944 of the Interdepartmental War Savings Committee. The bottom reads U. S. Government Printing