Original U.S. WWII Framed U.S. Government Printing Office Propaganda Poster - “Next! 6th War Loan” - 30 x 41¾” British Uniform The shellac coating and red

The shellac coating and red X's identify it as the "waterproof" No

and instinctively ducked and closed my eyes

the fore wood stops 7 1/2 inches behind the barrel muzzle and the foresight is similarly set well back to allow the use of the very large sword socket bayonet

and still tight to the tang

The John Wayne movie Rio Grande (part of John Ford's Cavalry Trilogy) is loosely based on this incident

Original U.S. WWII Framed U.S. Government Printing Office Propaganda Poster - “Next! 6th War Loan” - 30 x 41¾” British Uniform The shellac coating and redOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a genuine World War II Propaganda War Loan Poster produced by the U. S. Government Printing Office in 1944. The poster is in a great 30 x 41 frame. James Binghams gung ho artwork here is showcasing a salty G. I. soldier grimacing as he looks down at the Japanese archipelago with the words NEXT! across his camouflage covered M1 helmet. The poster was produced in 1944 to raise funds for the 6th War Loan. Lower