This is a rare poster for the WWII 1SSF Devil's Brigade featuring a black devil with a V42 knife in his teeth carrying the USA-CANADA spear point as a shield and tip of his red spear. The banners read F.S.S.F. and BLACK DEVILS.

It measures about 14-3/4 by 28 inches.

The condition is generally near good.  There are some creases, soiling, wrinkles and a faint pen notation at the bottom of the poster.

This is a two-sheet set of unbleached toilet paper.  One sheet has the caricature of Hitler and the slogan, the next attached sheet is blank.

There is some minor yellowing from age, however it is not fragile and retains its flexibility, as shown.

It measures about 4-1/2 by 12 inches for the two attached sheets.  It is designed to be torn at the dot perforations every 6 inches.

The condition is generally near excellent throughout.  The piece you receive will be neatly separated from the roll at the perforations.

This is a post card rendition of the artwork of M. Califano titled "The Ignominy of the XXth Century".  It depicts Hitler in his Brown Shirt uniform with an SA stormtrooper beside him and backed by a burning cloud of dense smoke and a hand wielding a bloody knife.  Hitler is clearly in the act of ordering Albert Einstein out of Germany.

The card is printed completely in English and has a quote "Neither hatred nor persecution can stay the progress of science and civilization."  The quote is not attributed.  The artwork is copyright 1934.  From the spelling of "civilization", this card was probably printed in the US.

It measures about 4 by 5-3/4 inches.

The condition is generally near excellent throughout.

This is a post card rendition of the artwork contracted by D. Robbins & Co., New York City.  It depicts Tojo, Hitler and Mussolini as rats with exaggerated caricature features being told their fortune by Uncle Sam in a turban. The title of the card is "FORTUNE TELLER: "I see a bad end for you rats"   The crystal ball has the words AXIS DEFEAT floating on the surface.

This card was one of a series of "SLAM THE AXIS" propaganda cards of the mid-war era. It has the War Bond Minuteman for Victory logo on the back.

It measures about 3-1/2 by 5-1/2 inches.

The condition is generally fair to good, with some creases and wrinkles from age and handling, apparent in the images.

This is a post card rendition of the artwork contracted by D. Robbins & Co., New York City.  It depicts Tojo, Hitler and Mussolini in uniform caricature hanging from the twisted symbols of their empires formed by the tree. The title of the card is "UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER!"

This card was one of a series of "SLAM THE AXIS" propaganda cards of the mid-war era. It has the War Bond Minuteman for Victory logo on the back.

It measures about 3-1/2 by 5-1/2 inches.

The condition is generally good to very good, with some signs of age and handling, apparent in the images.

This is a post card rendition of the artwork contracted by Esquire: The Magazine for Men.  It depicts Hitler dressed in a great coat, shivering in the Russian winter. The title of the card is "DETOUR ON THE GLORY ROAD" and there is a quotation below reading "This damn winter is just another intrique of Roosevelt and the international bankers."

This card was one of a series of "Esky-Card" oversize postcards printed by Esquire Magazine with art contracted especially for the magazine.  There were several sets produced, this particular one is Card #6 of Set 6. It is one of the premier propaganda cards of the early-war era. It has the Esquire Man caricature logo on the back.

It measures about 4-1/2 by 7 inches.

The condition is generally very good to near excellent, with some signs of age and handling, apparent in the images.

This is a post card rendition of the artwork contracted by Esquire: The Magazine for Men.  It depicts Hitler repainting the world with the Third Reich colors. Note Göring, Himmler, Goebbels are also present. They are showing their maps to the Arab King Abdulaziz, Spanish General Franco, Italy's Il Duce Benito Mussolini, and Japan's Emperor Tojo. The title of the card is "THE MAP MAKER" and there is a lot of detail.

This card was one of a series of "Esky-Card" oversize postcards printed by Esquire Magazine with art contracted especially for the magazine.  There were several sets produced, this particular one is Card #5 of Set 6. It is one of the premier propaganda cards of the early-war era. It has the Esquire Man caricature logo on the back.

It measures about 4-1/2 by 7 inches.

The condition is generally very good to near excellent, with some signs of age and handling, apparent in the images.

This is a post card rendition of the artwork contracted by Esquire: The Magazine for Men.  It depicts the Foreign Volunteers of the Third Reich as thugs in charge of the new empire. The title of the card is "THE NEW ORDERLIES" and there is a lot of detail.

This card was one of a series of "Esky-Card" oversize postcards printed by Esquire Magazine with art contracted especially for the magazine.  There were several sets produced, this particular one is Card #2 of Set 6. It is one of the premier propaganda cards of the early-war era. It has the Esquire Man caricature logo on the back.

It measures about 4-1/2 by 7 inches.

The condition is generally very good to near excellent, with some signs of age and handling, apparent in the images.

This is a post card rendition of the artwork contracted by Esquire: The Magazine for Men.  It depicts the leaders of the Allies: Winston Churchill, FDR, and Stalin -- all dressed in hunting clothes -- toying with the miniature depictions of Hitler, Mussolini and Tojo. The title of the card is "SOME NECKS" and there is a lot of detail.

This card was one of a series of "Esky-Card" oversize postcards printed by Esquire Magazine with art contracted especially for the magazine.  There were several sets produced, this particular one is Card #4 of Set 6. It is one of the premier propaganda cards of the early-war era. It has the Esquire Man caricature logo on the back.

It measure s about 4-1/2 by 7 inches.

The condition is generally very good to near excellent, with some signs of age and handling, apparent in the images.

The content shows in cartoons and limerick poetry various applications of the push, pull, and pressure release booby trap devices.

The condition is good near very good overall, with some edge wear in several places, as visible in the images.  The classification marking was torn from the lower right corner.

The poster measures approximately 17-1/2 by 19 inches. There are multiple fold lines from mailing and long storage.

The content shows a rank of paratroopers passing the ghosts of the Continental Army of the American Revolutionary War.

It is numbered OWI #26 has US GPO number 1943-O-502684.

The condition is good overall, with some minor edge wear in several places, with tape marks at the corners and a slight chip at the lower right corner and a 2 inch repairable tear at the center top, not visible in the image.

The poster measures approximately 22 by 28 inches. There are wrinkles and signs of wear from the passage of time and long storage.

The content shows a rank of paratroopers passing the ghosts of the Continental Army of the American Revolutionary War.

It is numbered OWI #18 has US GPO number 1942-O-496733.

The condition is good overall, with some minor edge wear in several places. This poster was laminated for display in a classroom. It is unlikely that the lamination can be removed without damaging the poster.

The poster measures approximately 28 by 40 inches. There are wrinkles and signs of wear from the passage of time and long storage.

The content shows parents putting their child safely in bed.  From the Norman Rockwell painting rendered for the Saturday Evening Post.

It is numbered OWI #46 has US GPO number 1943-O-511887.

The condition is good overall, with some minor edge wear in several places, with chip at the corners. visible in the image.

The poster measures approximately 20 by 28 inches. There are wrinkles and signs of wear from the passage of time and long storage.

The content shows a tattered US flag flying at half-mast and has the caption "… we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain…"

It is numbered OWI #14 has US GPO number 1942-O-491977

The condition is good overall, with some minor edge wear in several places, and wear at the original folds.

The poster measures approximately 40 by 56 inches. There are wrinkles and signs of wear from the passage of time and long storage.

The content shows a tattered US flag flying at half-mast and has the caption "… we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain…"

It is numbered OWI #14 has US GPO number 1942-O-491746 WSS 642-C

The condition is good overall, with some minor edge wear in several places, and wear at the original folds.

The poster measures approximately 40 by 58 inches. There are wrinkles and signs of wear from the passage of time and long storage.

The content shows a rare Douglas B-19 long range bomber that was never put into production in early pre-1942 paint flying in formation with a couple of P-40 Warhawk fighters over the Capitol building in Washington, DC with a 48 star flag waving overhead

It is numbered 8579 and titled "Keep 'em flying!"

The condition is good overall, with some minor edge wear in several places, as visible in the images.

The poster measures approximately 15 by 18 inches. There are wrinkles from the passage of time and long storage.

(letter opener at the bottom is NOT included).

The content shows cutaway detail of the construction and operation of this massive piece of armor.  Technical specifications are also listed, as known.

The condition is good near very good overall, with some edge wear in several places, as visible in the images.  There is a non-critical piece missing from the lower right corner.

The poster measures approximately 16 by 21 inches. There are fold lines (in quarters) from mailing and long storage.

The content shows Ike wearing four stars and saluting.

It is numbered WFD 889 has US GPO number 1944-O-573094.

The condition is good overall, with some minor edge wear in several places, and wear at the original folds.

The poster measures approximately 20 by 28 inches. There are wrinkles and signs of wear from the passage of time and long storage.

This is an early war US printed (under War Department contract) poster featuring an Iron Cross (interestingly shown with a WWI ribbon).

The poster was printed by The Perfection Form Company, Logan, Iowa. It was issued by the Office of War Information as one of a series. Another in the series is shown below, printed under the same contract. Artwork was by a German artist living in the US.

The condition is near good overall, with some wrinkles from age and masking tape (removable) on the edges, as visible in the images. This poster was printed on very heavy stock.

The poster measures approximately 18-1/2 by 24 inches.

The condition is generally fair to near good throughout.

The letter opener shown is to hold the poster open, it is not included.

The poster was printed by the USGPO. It was issued by the US Government to identify property belonging to Japanese or Germans located in the US. It is identified as USGPO Poster No. O-687339.

The condition is very good to near excellent overall, with some very slight edge wear and creases from when it was originally folded for mailing, as visible in the images. This poster was printed on medium weight stock.

The poster measures approximately 21-1/2 by 17 inches.

This is an early war US printed (under War Department contract) poster featuring an Iron Cross (interestingly shown with a WWI ribbon).

The poster was printed by The Perfection Form Company, Logan, Iowa. It was issued by the Office of War Information as one of a series. Another in the series is shown above, printed under the same contract. Artwork was by a German artist living in the US.

The condition is near good overall, with some wrinkles from age and masking tape (removable) on the edges, as visible in the images. This poster was printed on very heavy stock.

The poster measures approximately 18-1/2 by 24 inches.

The condition is generally fair to near good throughout.

The letter opener shown is to hold the poster open, it is not included.

There is some very minor yellowing from age, however, the paper is still strong and the edges clean and sharp.

It measures about 11 by 8-1/2 inches.

The condition is generally near excellent throughout.

Japanese Sword Culture 18 x 22 Inch Chart.

This high quality poster is printed on very heavy glossy stock features the:

• Katana Blade
• Tachi Blade
• Wakizahi Blade
• Aikuchi & Tanto Blade
• Naginata Blade
• The Saya scabbard in drawings with explanations.

The Kozuka utility knife and the Kogai skewer are also pictured.

Types of swords are discussed as well as the forging process of the five basic steels.

Care of the sword and a list of 26 famous swordsmiths with their kanji and province and period of work complete this great chart.

The condition is generally near-excellent.

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Japanese Sword School Culture 18 x 22 Inch Chart.

This high quality poster is printed on very heavy glossy stock features the koto and shinto school locations and primary smiths, with the years indicated beside each smith -- ranging from 700 AD to 1920 AD.

There is a detailed map of Japan, locating each province.

The condition is generally near-excellent.

This is a high quality reprint of this poster.

This is a digitally remastered and enhanced poster, made from the original WWI Russian poster, printed on heavy-weight slick glossy stock.

There is a caricature of a naked Trotsky wearing a red star on a gold link chain, seated on a bridge over a river of skulls and bones. Flags fly from the towers behind him, blood drips from his fingers and toes. Below, a bound dissident is about to be shot by what appear to be Chinese soldiers.

This is a very busy poster, with a long passage written in Russian on the side of the bridge.

The original of this poster is extremely rare. This is an opportunity to acquire a very nicely rendered poster for a fraction of the cost of the original, assuming you could find one.

The poster measures 22 inches wide by 30 inches high.

The condition is excellent.

The condition is near-excellent.

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The condition is near-excellent.

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It was printed in 1918 by the American Lithographic Co., N.Y. Artwork by Alfred Everitt Orr.

The doughboy is wearing the DSC, his wife holding it as he holds her and his child.  A shot-up German helmet hangs by a string around his neck.

It measures 30 by 40 inches and it is mounted on linen measuring 34 by 44 inches.

The condition is very good to near-excellent with some wrinkles and minor wear from age.

It was printed by the Illustrated Postal Card & Nov Co., N.Y. Artwork by Dan Smith.

There is a space for a photograph and to record the name, date and place of enlistment, branch of service, and engagements. Below is a portion of President Woodrow Wilson's speech to Congress of November 4, 1917.

It measures 16 by 22 inches.

The condition is near-excellent with some fading and minor edge wear from age.

The photos are by the American Press Association. It is marked "Published and Copyrighted 1917 by H. H. STRATTON, Chattanooga, Tenn."

There is a space for a photograph and to record the name and dates of service in the World War. There is an array of the flags of the Allied Nations across the top of the poster.

There is a tear down the middle of the photo from top to bottom that separates the poster into two pieces.  Most of the material remains and it may be possible to restore this poster with some time and talent.  The tear is apparent in the images.

It measures 18-1/2 by 24-1/2 inches.

The condition is near fair with some fading and edge wear from age and the significant defect of a tear down the center from top to bottom, as described above.

The photos are by the American Press Association. It is marked "Published and Copyrighted 1917 by H. H. STRATTON, Chattanooga, Tenn."

There is a complete roster of the company from the commanding officer through the last private. There is an array of the flags of the Allied Nations across the top of the poster.

The 332nd Infantry fought in Italy and Austria during WWI. It was the ONLY US Army unit to fight in the Italian Front. The official US Army history is here.

It measures 18-1/2 by 24-1/2 inches.

The condition is near very good with some fading and edge wear from age.

It was printed "Exclusively Produced for the Military Book Club" and features the artwork of Jozef Paul Verrees.

This is a vintage original MBC commissioned and printed poster, not one of the current reproductions more commonly encountered..

It measures 16 by 20 inches.

The condition is near-excellent.

It was printed "Exclusively Produced for the Military Book Club" and features the artwork of Ernest Hamlin Baker. It promoted the causes of the YMCA, National Catholic War Council, Jewish Welfare Board, Salvation Army, War Camp Committee, American Library Association, and YWCA.

This is a vintage original MBC commissioned and printed poster, not one of the current reproductions more commonly encountered..

It measures 16 by 20 inches.

The condition is near-excellent.

It was printed "Exclusively Produced for the Military Book Club" and features the artwork of James Montgomery Flagg. It promoted the causes of the Mayor's Committee, New York City.

This is a vintage original MBC commissioned and printed poster, not one of the current reproductions more commonly encountered..

It measures 16 by 20 inches.

The condition is very good to near excellent, with some minor foxing from age.

It is identified as Copyright 1943 Electric Boat Company New York. This was a wartime printed poster.  The artwork is by Gerald Leake from "Sinking Jap Ship From Official U.S. Navy Photo Taken Through Periscope."

It measures 16 by 23-1/2 inches.

The condition is good to near very good with some edge wear and minor creases from being stored rolled for many years.

It is identified as published by The Sheldon-Claire Co. and printed by R&L Milwaukee. It is identified as Form No. S 15 at the lower right.

It is printed on medium weight paper stock. The photo is credited to Vic. B. Wells.

It measures 20-1/2 by 30-1/2 inches.

The condition is good to very good, with some tears and edge wear on all sides. There are wrinkles from being stored rolled. The left and bottom edges show some charring.

It is identified as number USGPO No. O-647120 dated 1945 at the bottom right corner. There are facsimile signatures of the head of Army G-2 Intelligence, the US Navy Office of Naval Intelligence, and J. Edgar Hoover for the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

The back of the poster has an integral printed address block (to save paper by sending folded instead of in an envelope).

It measures 17-1/2 by 28 inches.

The condition is very good, with some edge wear from age.  There is a minor repairable tear at the top above the "R" in "URGENT".  It has creases from when it was originally folded for mailing.

It measures 15 by 20 inches.

The condition is near-very good, with some edge wear from age.

This poster was originally published by the LESLIE-JUDGE CO., N.Y. in 1917. The original publishing credit is at the bottom of the poster. It was so popular it was used in virtually every US war ever since.

It measures 21 by 30

The condition is near-excellent with some minor edge wear from age.

This poster is titled Decorations, Medals, and Badges of the Third Reich. It features a selection of the vast number of the awards of the German military of the WWII era. It is printed on high gloss poster stock.

It measures 24 by 30 inches.

It is in excellent condition.

This multi-colored poster has 16 different ranks of society medals for this order pictured & captioned in English as well as Japanese Kanji.

It measures 14 by 22 inches.

The condition is near-excellent.

It was printed for The Belgian War Relief Society, Inc of the United States of America for fund-raising.

It is printed on heavy paper stock.

It measures 14 by 22 inches.

The condition is near-excellent

It was printed for Refugees Relief & Trustees The National War Fund for fund-raising.

It is printed on heavy paper stock.

It measures 14 by 22 inches.

The condition is near-excellent

It was printed for United States Committee for the Care of European Children, Inc of the The National War Fund for fund-raising.

It is printed on heavy paper stock.

It measures 14 by 22 inches.

The condition is near-excellent

It is identified as Form N.Y. 2 Second War Fund.  The Second War Fund was May 20th-27th 1918.

It is printed on medium-light weight paper stock. Artwork is not credited

It measures 20-1/2 by 27-1/2 inches.

The condition is fair to good, with a number of tears and edge wear on all sides. There are some tape repairs on the bottom edge. There are wrinkles from being stored rolled.  This poster is fragile.

It is identified as Form N.Y. 3 Second War Fund.  The Second War Fund was May 20th-27th 1918.

It is printed on medium-light weight paper stock. Artwork is not credited

It measures 20-1/2 by 27-1/2 inches.

The condition is fair to good, with a number of tears and edge wear on all sides. There are wrinkles from being stored rolled.  This poster is fragile.

It is identified as Form N.Y. 4 Second War Fund.  The Second War Fund was May 20th-27th 1918.

It is printed on medium-light weight paper stock. Artwork is not credited

It measures 20-1/2 by 27-1/2 inches.

The condition is fair to good, with a number of tears and edge wear on all sides. There are some tape repairs on the bottom edge. There are wrinkles from being stored rolled.  This poster is fragile.

It is identified as Form N.Y. 20 Second War Fund.  The Second War Fund was May 20th-27th 1918.

It is printed on medium-light weight paper stock. Artwork is by Crisp.

It measures 20-1/2 by 27-1/2 inches.

The condition is fair to good, with a number of tears and edge wear on all sides. There are wrinkles from being stored rolled. There some tape repairs.  This poster is VERY fragile.

It is not identified by publisher or printer. It appears to have been a local printing.

It is printed on heavy weight poster stock. Artist is identified by the initials "D.L." at the base of the cross.

It measures 21-1/2 by 17 inches.

The condition is very good to near excellent. There are wrinkles from being stored rolled.

It is identified as printed by the Government Printing Office at the lower left.

It is printed on medium-light weight paper stock. The artist is not identified.

It measures 20-1/2 by 30-1/2 inches.

The condition is good to very good, with some tears and edge wear on all sides. There are wrinkles from being stored rolled. There some tape repairs at the bottom and a 1 inch chip from the top corner.

It is identified as published by Committee on Public Information, Division of Pictorial Publicity and printed by the Sackett & Wilhelms Corp. N.Y. at the lower left.

It is printed on medium weight paper stock. Artist is not identified.

It measures 20-1/2 by 30-1/2 inches.

The condition is good to very good, with some tears and edge wear on all sides. There are wrinkles from being stored rolled. There some tape repairs at the bottom and a 1 inch chip from the top corner.

It was printed for the National War Savings Committee by the W.F. Powers Co, Litho, N.Y., as a supplement for the September 22, 1918 issue of North American, Philadelphia for fund-raising.

It is printed on medium weight paper stock. Artwork is by Adolph Treidler

It measures 14 by 22 inches.

The condition is near-excellent

It was printed by the Edwards & Deutsch Litho. Co, Chicago,  for fund-raising.

It is printed on medium weight paper stock and mounted to a heavy posterboard stock panel.

It measures 20 by 30 inches and the poster board matte measures 22 by 33 inches.

The condition is near very good, with some wear and tear arrested by permanent mounting to the poster board carrier.

It is identified by title and caption. The theme is USMC paratroopers hitting the silk.  The poster is a composite with inset made from an Official USMC photographs dated 11 July 1942.

It measures 16 by 20 inches.

The ruler and letter opener are keeping it flat for photography, they are NOT a part of the offering.

The condition is near-excellent

It is identified by title and caption. The theme is USMC barrage balloon unit deploying their blimps.  The poster was made from an Official USMC photograph dated 16 July 1942.

It measures 16 by 20 inches.

The ruler and letter opener are keeping it flat for photography, they are NOT a part of the offering.

The condition is near-excellent

It is identified by title and caption. The theme is US Army Air Force bombardier sighting his target.  The poster was made from an Official US Army Air Force photograph dated 8 July 1942.

It measures 16 by 20 inches.

The ruler and letter opener are keeping it flat for photography, they are NOT a part of the offering.

The condition is near-excellent. There are some remnants of old tape at the top margin.

It is identified by title and caption. The theme is US Army Air Force bombardier standing next to a variety from 25 pounds to 2,000 pounds of aerial ordnance.  The poster was made from an Official US Army Air Force photograph dated 14 July 1942.

It measures 16 by 20 inches.

The ruler and letter opener are keeping it flat for photography, they are NOT a part of the offering.

The condition is near-excellent. There are some remnants of old tape at the top margin.

It is identified by title and caption. The theme is US Army Air Force bombs exploding after a bombing run.  The poster was made from an Official US Army Air Force photograph dated 17 July 1942.

It measures 16 by 20 inches.

The ruler and letter opener are keeping it flat for photography, they are NOT a part of the offering.

The condition is near-excellent

It is identified by title and caption. The theme is US Army Air Force A-20 Havoc fighter bomber in close air support to ground troops.  The poster was made from an Official US Army Signal Corps photograph dated 15 July 1942.

It measures 16 by 20 inches.

The ruler and letter opener are keeping it flat for photography, they are NOT a part of the offering.

The condition is near-excellent. There are some remnants of old tape at the top margin.

It is identified by title and caption. The theme is US Navy cruiser firing a broadside to support landing Marines.  The poster was made from an Official US Navy photograph dated 4 July 1942.

It measures 16 by 20 inches.

The ruler and letter opener are keeping it flat for photography, they are NOT a part of the offering.

The condition is near-excellent.

It is identified by title and caption. The theme is US Navy and US Army Communion Mass on a Navy air field.  The poster was made from an Official US Navy photograph dated 18 July 1942.

It measures 16 by 20 inches.

The ruler and letter opener are keeping it flat for photography, they are NOT a part of the offering.

The condition is near-excellent.

It is very colorful with the red, white and black colors of the Third Reich predominant in her abbreviated costume.  She is wearing stockings, a garter belt, panties, a KCIC with Oak Leaves and Swords, an RFSS cuff title and SS tunic, and is holding an MP38/40 machine gun.

It measures 17 by 22 inches.

The condition is near-excellent, with some slight margin wear

It is identified as "G.18". The theme is "Without the party, no war; with the party, no peace" as shown on the back.

It measures 5-1/4 by 8-1/2 inches.

The condition is near-excellent

This is a very HEAVY impressed colored poster from the engraving by A. B. Walter of General T. J. "Stonewall" Jackson.

This is an original 19th Century period impression commissioned by the Virginia Military Institute and produced in VERY limited quantity for the purpose of raising funds to erect a monument to General Thomas J. Jackson at VMI.  It was printed under the authority of the Jackson Monument Association and bears the facsimile signature of Governor John Letcher, dating the print to 1866-1880, after his term as governor (1859-1864) when he served on the executive committee of VMI.

The statue of Stonewall Jackson was eventually built, sculpted by Edward V. Valentine and dedicated July 21, 1891.

A portion of the broadside is shown here in close-up.

The condition is generally very good, with some wear to the edges and slight corner damage at the upper and lower right, and wrinkles as shown.

It measures 22 inches wide by 27-1/2 inches high.

Presidents of the United States 1846 Broadside Poster.

This is an original 19th Century period broadside poster printed before the Mexican War in 1846. It features the first 11 Presidents of the United States, each with a brief biographical notation.

A portion of the broadside is shown here in close-up. Among the notable people are:

•  George Washington

•  John Adama

•  Thomas Jefferson

•  James Madison

•  James Monroe

•  John Q. Adams

•  Andrew Jackson

•  Martin van Buren

•  William Henry Harrison

•  John Tyler

•  James K. Polk

The condition is generally good to very good, with some moderate wear to the edges and corner damage at the upper and lower left, and wrinkles as shown.

It measures 22 inches wide by 28 inches high.

Deeds of Daring by Blue and Gray Advertisement Broadside Poster.

This is an original 19th Century period advertisement for this noted book, written by D. M. Kelsey and first published in 1883. It features engraved images of a number of heroes from both sides of the Civil War, including several Medal of Honor recipients.

A portion of the broadside is shown here in close-up. Among the notable people are:

•  General J.E.B. Stuart

•  Pauline Cushman, Spy

•  General Nathan Bedford Forest

•  General Joseph Wheeler

•  General H. J. Kilpatrick

•  General Wade Hampton

•  Lieutenant William B. Cushing

The condition is generally very good, with some wear to the edges and slight corner damage at the upper and lower right, and wrinkles as shown.

It measures 15 inches wide by 30 inches high.

Pioneer Heroes and Their Daring Deeds Advertisement Broadside Poster.

This is an original 19th Century period advertisement for this noted book, written by D. M. Kelsey and first published in 1883. It features engraved images of a number of heroes of the Frontier from the earliest days to the present..

A portion of the broadside is shown here in close-up. Among the notables shown are:

•  Captain Smith

•  Chief Sitting Bull

•  Daniel Boone

•  Kit Carson

•  Texas Jack

•  Buffalo Bill

•  Wild Bill and the Bear

The condition is generally very good, with some wear to the edges and slight corner damage, and wrinkles as shown.

It measures 15 inches wide by 30 inches high.

F. and P. Record Ancestry and Career History Fire and Police Department Broadside Poster.

This is an original early 20th Century period 1902 dated family ancestry and personal history record poster.

The very colorful artwork depicts a number of action scenes featuring fire and police in a variety of occupational situations.  The center portion of the poster has boilerplate with blanks to fill in personal and family details and significant dates.

The central detail of this broadside is shown here, with the printer information and date at the bottom margin.

The condition is generally good to very good, with some wear to the edges and slight corner damage, as shown.

It measures 22 inches wide by 28 inches high.

MAIL POUCH -- The Real Man's Choice Advertisement Broadside Poster.

This is an original Early 20th Century period advertisement for this noted brand, owned by the Bloch Brothers Tobacco Company of Wheeling, West Virginia who discovered stogie clippings could be flavored and sold in bags as chewing tobacco in the late 19th century.

The artwork depicts an English archer in full draw with the legend STRONG ARMS AND STEADY EYES - The invention of firearms made archery a romance of the past.  Famous archers of history devoted their entire lives, from early childhood, to constant practice and physical training.  No modern man could duplicate their feats of skill and strength." 

While that may have been true when the poster was printed, archery is still a very competitive sport and the archers far more accurate than those of the past.  For this reason alone, it is an interesting study in historical perspectives of the time.

The back of the broadside is shown here, with parts of the stand-up remaining.

The condition is generally very good, with some wear to the edges and slight corner damage, and bumps as shown.

It measures 14 inches wide by 21 inches high.

The poster features a large selection of cutting tools.

It measures 18 by 40 inches, and it is in a double sided hard plastic protected 20 by 42 inch frame that is ready to hang or display.

It has the Winchester logo on each side and a Christmas theme for the knives and cutlery (20-J) side and chisels of various sizes and styles on the November (19-J) side.

The condition is generally near excellent.

The poster features rimfire rifles and carving sets. It is identified by the number 28-N (4) and (5)

It measures 18 by 40 inches, and it is in a double sided hard plastic protected 20-1/2 by 42-1/2 inch frame that is ready to hang or display.

It has the Winchester logo on each side with .22 caliber rifles on one side and carving sets of various styles on the reverse side.

The condition is generally near excellent.

The poster features the Winchester Rod and Reel in action landing a trout.

It measures 13-3/4 by 14 inches. It is paper on cardboard carrier.  There is some staining and signs of rubbing on the face and some deterioration at the bottom corners, evident in the image.  The colors are otherwise bright and very three dimensional.

The reverse side also shows some slight damage from long storage.

The condition is generally good to near very good.

Prince Albert -- the national joy smoke Pipe Tobacco Advertisement Broadside Poster.

This is an original Early 20th Century period advertisement for this noted brand. The artwork appears to have been derived from another artist, with the pipe moved to make it more prominent in the advertisement -- not surprising considering the context. The Catlinite pipe is more like the one that Man-Packs-Eagle carried as opposed to the tomahawk pipe usually seen with artworks of Many Horns.

The artwork depicts Chief Many Horns. Many Horns (“He Ota”) was a Dakota Sioux Cut Head band chief of the Upper Yanktonais, who roamed in the late 1870s the upper Missouri and Milk River region in Montana.

There is a deep crease and some significant damage of the broadside as shown here and signs of early attempts at repair here.

The condition is generally fair to good, with moderate wear to the edges and damage as shown.

It measures 19-1/2 inches wide by 25 inches high in the frame.