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A vintage poster showing a hand holding a coin with the number 15 hanging from a string. The text reads 'an overcharge 15 is the same as a pay cut' and 'report overcharges to the OPA'.

Vintage Poster on Overcharge Awareness

A vintage WWII-era clipart depicts individuals holding full grocery bags under the caption 'We Want This,' contrasting with another image of a disappointed person with an empty bag under 'Not This.' The bottom of the image emphasizes the message 'Rationing is a 'Must' Until Supply equals Demand.'

WWII-Era Rationing Propaganda

World War II era poster advocating for adherence to price control and rationing. The image includes a woman with her hand raised, taking a pledge, with the text 'Keep the Home Front Pledge. Pay no more than Ceiling Prices. Pay your Points in full.'

WWII Home Front Pledge Poster

A vintage illustration features a whimsical, large-eyed face looking down at an old car, refrigerator, and iron with a price tag that reads 'OPA ceiling price.' Beneath this, text says 'refuse to pay more!'

Vintage OPA Ceiling Price Poster

This clipart image features a woman holding up her right hand in a gesture of taking a pledge. Below her image, there is a pledge text encouraging people to pay no more than top legal prices and to not accept rationed goods without giving up ration stamps. The background contains a blue section with white stars at the top.

World War II Rationing Pledge

A vintage propaganda poster with a large thumb pressing down on a document featuring the letter 'A', with an illustration of a distressed man below the thumb. The poster includes the text 'Stamp Out Black Markets... with your ration stamps' and 'Pay No More Than Legal Prices'.

Vintage Propaganda Poster on Black Markets and Ration Stamps

A vintage poster featuring a woman advocating for controlling runaway prices with a 7-step plan during World War II. The poster includes bold text and an illustration of the woman.

Vintage WWII Poster: Control Runaway Prices with 7-Step Plan

Illustrated poster titled 'Rationing Means A Fair Share For All Of Us' contrasting situations with and without rationing. The top half shows a chaotic scene without rationing, while the bottom half depicts an orderly scene with rationing.

Rationing Means A Fair Share For All Of Us Poster

A vintage World War II propaganda poster featuring a smiling soldier wearing a helmet and holding a metal mug. The text reads, 'Do with less - so they'll have enough!' and 'Rationing gives you your fair share.'

Vintage WWII Propaganda Poster Encouraging Rationing

An Uncle Sam poster with a graph comparing the cost of living during two different wars, urging citizens to keep up the good work and maintain low living costs.

Uncle Sam Poster on Cost of Living During Wars

A vintage propaganda poster illustrates two contrasting scenarios to promote food rationing. The top half of the image shows an unhappy customer and a shopkeeper dealing with an argument; it is labeled 'Without Rationing'. The bottom half, labeled 'With Rationing', depicts a happy shopkeeper and satisfied customers. The central message states, 'Rationing means a fair share for all of us.'

Vintage Propaganda Poster Promoting Food Rationing

An old poster showing four hands around a red circle divided into quarters. The text on the poster reads, 'Rationing means share and share alike.'

Vintage Rationing Poster: Share and Share Alike

Vintage World War II poster promoting a 7-key plan to hold prices down, featuring a man holding a dollar bill. The poster encourages buying war bonds, paying taxes, providing insurance and savings, reducing debts, making items last, following rationing rules, and cooperating with government programs.

World War II Poster Promoting Economic Stability

This vintage World War II propaganda poster shows a soldier loading a machine gun with tin cans and promotes the message 'Save Your Cans Help Pass the Ammunition'. The poster also includes steps for preparing tin cans for war: removing tops and bottoms, taking off paper labels, washing thoroughly, and flattening firmly.

Vintage World War II Propaganda Poster Encouraging Tin Can Collection

A vintage World War II era propaganda poster showing a large group of smiling soldiers in uniform standing before a train. The text reads 'Millions of troops are on the move... Is YOUR trip necessary? OFFICE OF DEFENSE TRANSPORTATION'.

WWII Propaganda Poster: Millions of Troops Are On The Move

Vintage WWII poster urging civilians to adhere to food rationing regulations by keeping the home front pledge.

WWII Home Front Pledge Poster Promoting Food Rationing

A vintage poster encouraging people to collect and donate waste paper, old rags, scrap metals, and old rubber for victory efforts. The poster features images of individuals sorting and gathering these materials.

Vintage Victory Collection Poster: Recycle for War Efforts

Vintage wartime poster promoting the collection of waste fats for gunpowder production. Features workers handling large containers and emphasizes the importance of saving waste fats.

Vintage Wartime Poster: Save Waste Fats for Gunpowder

A vintage poster illustrating the process of how steel is made from scrap metal. The center features detailed images and diagrams of various stages in steel production, surrounded by illustrations of items made from steel, such as tanks, ships, and machinery. The poster highlights the significance of scrap steel in manufacturing war equipment.

Vintage Poster: How Steel is Made from Scrap Metal

A vintage clipart depicting a person rolling a spare tire towards a broken-down car. The image includes text urging the audience to take care of their tires to avoid walking. It also shows two figures walking towards a town in the background.

Vintage on Tire Maintenance: Avoid Walking

A World War II era poster encouraging the collection of waste fats for making explosives. The image features a hand pouring fat from a pan into bombs with an explosion backdrop, and text that reads 'Save waste fats for explosives. Take them to your meat dealer.'

WWII Poster: Save Waste Fats for Explosives

World War II propaganda poster encouraging the salvage of scrap materials for the war effort. The poster features a naval battle scene with planes and a battleship, accompanied by bold red text: 'SALVAGE VICOTRY' and 'THROW YOUR SCRAP INTO THE FIGHT!'

World War II Propaganda Poster: Salvage Victory

A vintage wartime poster discouraging unnecessary travel. The poster features illustrations of various people with excuses for traveling, such as visiting family or tending to business, and emphasizes the importance of only traveling if it supports the war effort.

Wartime Poster: Avoid Unnecessary Travel

A vintage World War II era poster urging the public to prioritize war traffic by not wasting transportation. The image features a close-up, low-angle view of a powerful locomotive with bold typography emphasizing the message.

Vintage WWII Poster Advocating Efficient Transportation for War Efforts

A vintage World War II propaganda poster shows a woman carrying packages and groceries. The text on the poster reads 'I'll carry mine too!' with a subtitle 'Trucks and tires must last till victory.' In the background, silhouettes of soldiers are visible.

Vintage WWII Propaganda Poster - Woman Carrying Groceries and Packages

A vintage World War II-era poster with the text 'IS YOUR TRIP NECESSARY?' and 'NEEDLESS TRAVEL interferes with the War Effort.' The image depicts people sitting in a crowded train or bus.

Is Your Trip Necessary? WWII Transportation Poster

A vintage World War II propaganda poster featuring an older woman with a somber expression. Above her, there is a message urging people to avoid non-essential travel to help soldiers return home. Below her image, a bold message reads: 'DON'T TRAVEL - unless your trip helps win the war'.

World War II Propaganda Poster: Travel Restrictions

A vintage poster illustrating a man relaxing at home with a dog, promoting the message 'Vacation at Home' and discouraging travel. The poster is from the Office of Defense Transportation and features text: 'Me travel? ...not this summer.'

Vintage Poster Promoting Stay-at-Home Vacation

A vintage wartime poster featuring a woman in a maroon dress with text that reads 'Won't you give my boy a chance to get home?' and 'DON'T TRAVEL - unless your trip helps win the war.'

Vintage Wartime Travel Restriction Poster

A World War II era poster urging civilians to conserve rubber by checking their tires. The illustration shows military personnel in a jeep with the text 'They've got more important places to go than you!' and 'Save Rubber, Check Your Tires Now.'

World War II Conservation Poster: Save Rubber

This clipart image is a vintage World War II poster that encourages people not to travel unless their trip is essential for helping the war effort. The poster is divided into four sections, each depicting a different person with luggage and text explaining why their travel is not vital, except for one person whose travel is critical. The background is blue, and the text is white.

Vintage World War II Travel Restriction Poster

A patriotic poster featuring a message about food from the President of the United States during wartime. The message emphasizes the increased need for food supply and encourages Americans to grow victory gardens, preserve food at home or in community centers, and conserve food in every possible way. The poster aims to inspire citizens to contribute to the war effort by ensuring a steady food supply.

Historical Patriotic Poster Urging Food Conservation and Victory Gardens

A vintage poster promoting balanced meals for both work and play, created by the War Food Administration. The upper part of the poster features white silhouettes of people working (one using a machine, another gardening, and another carrying materials) against a blue background. The lower part shows people engaged in leisure activities (playing tennis, running, hiking) against a red background. The bottom section promotes eating three balanced meals a day with an illustration of a family eating together at a table.

Vintage War Food Administration Poster Promoting Balanced Meals

A vintage U.S. government chart titled 'For Health...eat some food from each group...every day!' illustrating the 'Basic 7' food groups. The chart features a circular layout with the groups: green and yellow vegetables; oranges, tomatoes, grapefruits; potatoes and other vegetables and fruits; milk and milk products; meat, poultry, fish or eggs; bread, flour, and cereals; butter and fortified margarine, with additional suggestion to eat any other foods. The poster emphasizes a balanced diet for health.

Vintage 'Basic 7' Food Groups Chart for Balanced Diet

A vintage poster promoting the importance of victory gardens during wartime. It features various vegetables such as peas, tomatoes, onions, carrots, cabbage, and potatoes, with an illustration of people working in a garden in the background.

Vintage Victory Garden Poster Promoting Wartime Gardening

A vintage poster features a woman holding several jars of canned food with the text 'Am I Proud!! I'm fighting famine... by canning food at home'. The poster promotes home canning during times of famine.

Vintage Poster Promoting Home Canning to Fight Famine

A vintage poster with the text 'FISH IS A FIGHTING FOOD' in large yellow letters. It depicts a large bucket full of fish being lifted by a pulley system, with two workers handling fish on a dock in the background. At the bottom, the text reads 'WE NEED MORE'.

Vintage 'Fish is a Fighting Food' Propaganda Poster

This clipart image is a vintage poster encouraging people to join the Women's Land Army of the U.S. Crop Corps. The image features women working in agriculture, harvesting crops, and engaging in farm labor. The slogan 'Pitch in and Help!' is prominently displayed at the top.

Vintage Women's Land Army Recruitment Poster

Vintage clipart image showing a mother and daughter canning fruits and vegetables with shelves of preserved food in the background. The text reads 'We'll have lots to eat this winter, won't we Mother? Grow your own, Can your own.'

Vintage Grow Your Own Can Your Own Poster

This vintage poster encourages people to grow their own vegetables as part of the war effort. The image features various fresh vegetables in front of a background with red, white, and blue stripes forming a V. The text reads 'GROW YOUR OWN Be sure!' and includes a 'Garden Victory' emblem dated 1945.

Vintage 'Grow Your Own' War Effort Poster

A vintage wartime poster with the message 'FOOD IS A WEAPON' and 'DON'T WASTE IT! Buy wisely - cook carefully - eat it all'. The poster features an empty plate with a knife and fork, a used napkin, and a half-full glass. The aim is to promote careful use of food resources.

Vintage Wartime Food Conservation Poster

This clipart image is of a vintage book cover titled 'People On Our Side' by Edgar Snow, published by a War Book Council. The cover features portraits of three people and includes sections about the author and book details.

Vintage Book Cover of 'People On Our Side' by Edgar Snow

A vintage poster encouraging food preservation by canning with the message 'Can All You Can.' The poster features a large glass jar amidst an assortment of fresh vegetables like corn, bell pepper, tomato, pear, and onion. The bottom of the poster emphasizes the importance of this effort with the text 'It's a Real War Job!'.

Vintage War-Era Canning Poster Encouraging Food Preservation

A vintage poster featuring an eagle carrying books with the text 'Our Men Want Books, Send All You Can Spare'.

Vintage Poster: 'Our Men Want Books' - Eagle Carrying Books

Clipart image of a vintage poster promoting victory gardens. It shows two people working in a garden, cultivating various vegetables. The poster encourages planting a victory garden with the message, 'Our Food is Fighting.'

Vintage Victory Garden Poster Promoting Food Production

The cover of a book titled 'A Bell for Adano' by John Hersey. The book is promoted by the War Book Council and features an image of an author with a biography and a review section emphasizing the book's importance.

A Bell for Adano by John Hersey - Book Cover

A vintage World War II poster showcasing paratroopers and a large parachute dropping a crate. The text on the poster emphasizes the importance of food conservation with messages like 'Where our men are fighting, our food is fighting' and advises to 'Buy wisely - Cook carefully - Store carefully - Use leftovers'.

Vintage WWII Food Conservation Poster with Parachute

A vintage Army Food Conservation Program poster featuring a distressed child, with countries listed facing starvation and five suggestions on how to help: eat less bread, take only what you eat, substitute for scarce foods, use less sugar, and plant a garden.

Vintage Army Food Conservation Program Poster

A vintage clipart image featuring an eagle with a stack of books. The text reads 'OUR MEN WANT BOOKS. SEND ALL YOU CAN SPARE. ASK YOUR BOOKSELLER HOW.' The text is in red and blue colors, with stars separating the lines.

Vintage Book Donation Request Poster

An illustration showing a towering book on fire with a group of people trying to put out the flames. The image contains a quote from Franklin D. Roosevelt, saying, 'Books cannot be killed by fire. People die, but books never die. No man and no force can put thought in a concentration camp forever. No man and no force can take from the world the books that embody man's eternal fight against tyranny. In this war, we know, books are weapons.' At the bottom of the illustration, there is a bold statement: 'Books are weapons in the war of ideas.'

Books Cannot Be Killed by Fire: Inspirational Quote by Franklin D. Roosevelt

A vintage poster advertising house building or purchasing with a model home exhibition and public consultation in Stuttgart. It includes times and dates for events and a call to visit the exhibition.

Vintage Poster for House Building and Purchasing Exhibition in Stuttgart

Clipart image of a vintage poster showing portraits of military personnel and open books with the text 'We Want Books'. The poster also features the phrase 'Victory Book Campaign' and mentions sponsorship by the American Library Association, American Red Cross, and United Service Organizations for National Defense Inc.

Vintage 'Victory Book Campaign' Poster with Military Personnel

Vintage German insurance poster for Allianz Lebensversicherungs-AG, with bold typography and information regarding policyholders' address changes.

Vintage Allianz Lebensversicherungs-AG Insurance Poster

A vintage 1943 propaganda poster promoting the Victory Book Campaign. The poster features a soldier's face inside a book with a star on its cover, and a hand holding another book labeled 'Victory Book Campaign.' The text reads 'give more books, give good books' and directs people to take their books to the local library or official collection center, sponsored by the American Library Association, American Red Cross, and United Service Organizations.

1943 Victory Book Campaign Propaganda Poster

Clipart image of a theatre schedule from Kammerspiele, featuring show times and titles such as 'Das Grabmal des Unbekannten Soldaten,' 'Franzsische Komdien,' 'Torquato Tasso,' and others, for the week of January 4 to January 15.

Vintage Theatre Schedule from Kammerspiele

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