Germany WW2 Propaganda and Military Art Collection: Germany WW2 Propaganda Collection: Germany, Nazi Germany started the Second World War by attacking Poland in 1939 causing both United Kingdom and France declare war against Germany. The War in Europe ended 1945 to the capitulation of Nazi Germany in 1945.
Germany WW2 Propaganda Collection
Recruiting:
Wehrmacht: (Regular Army)
1943 Come to us! Hermann Göring Division recruits volunteers!
1944 Volunteer for military service in the Fledherrnhalle Panzer Grenadier Division
Luftwaffe: (Air Forces)
1940 You too belong to us. Report to the National Socialist Kraftfahr Corps-Gruppe Luftwaffe
1941 How do I become an officer in the Luftwaffe?
Kriegsmarine: (Navy)
1943 Fight With Us!
1943 Out of the tidal inlet! Dutch Fame Revives! Report to the Kriegsmarine!
1943 Always the same enemy! 1673 – 1943. Fight with us!
Waffen SS: (Fighting SS)
1940 Waffen-SS. Entry after 17 years of age
1942 German youth volunteer for the Waffen-SS
1942 Men from the Reich Labor Service volunteer to join the Waffen-SS
1942 The Police in Frontline Operations. German Police Day
Waffen SS Foreign Divisions:
1940 Together we will crush him!
1940 The voice of the SS. Every Sunday morning from 11.30-11.45 channel Hilverum 1 wavelength 415 meters
1941 United Front Against Bolshevism
1941 With the Waffen-SS and the Norwegian Legion Against the Common Enemy… Against Bolshevism
1941 Norwegians. Fight for Norway
1941 We Win! Join the Norwegian Legion’s Skiing Battalion
1941 Front Against Bolshevism. Where do you stand today?
1942 The Waffen-SS calls on You, You Also Protect Your Fatherland
1942 Your place is still available in the Waffen SS
1942 Every Real Estonian to the Estonian Legion!
1942 Boys of the Netherlands! Joins the Waffen SS against Bolshevism.
1942 Dutch. For your honor and conscience. On! Against Bolshevism. The Waffen SS is calling you!
1942 On guard at the Nordic border to the east! SS Ski Fighter Battalion Norway
1942 Germanic SS Norway
1942 Fight for everything you hold dear! Sign up for the SS Ski Fighter Battalion
1942 Dutch people can report for admission to the SS Standaard Westland and Noord-West aged 17-40
1942 Join the fight! For our people, for our homeland for Europe in the volunteer legion of the Netherlands.
1943 Everything will be fine. Participates in the fight against Boljevism in the Waffen SS
1943 Germanic SS in the Netherlands. The leader speaks about the lesson of the Front
1943 Boys with spirit all enlist in the Waffen SS
1943 Against Bolshevism! Enlist in the Waffen SS
1943 Which of these two is the true Dutchman? Volunteer Legion.
1943 Join us up north! The Norwegian Ski Hunter Battalion
1944 Join the Dutch Volunteer Legion
1944 Our Honor Is Loyalty
Volksturm: (People’s Army)
NS Reichskriegersbund: (War Veterans)
Hitlerjugend: (Hitler Youth)
1940 Officers of tomorrow
1940 The new youth practices down. Youth saves purposefully
1940 We’re racing against England!
1942 volunteers ahead! Trains for the H-J’s land service
1942 Hitler-Jugend Böhmen-Mähren. Regional sports festival Olmütz
1943 From Hitler Youth to Army Officer – Your Path!
1943 HitlerJugend
1943 Youth in air raid protection!
1944 Just you!
1944 HilterYouth Movement of Young War Volunteers
1944 HiltlerJugend
1944 We all help! War deployment of the Hitler Youth
Bund Deutscher Mädel: (League of German Girls)
1940 You too belong to the Führer
Gear and Vehicles:
1939 Mercedes-Benz
1941 Heine Propeller Berlin 034
1941 Henschel Flugzeug-Werke A-G.
Anti-Enemy and Racism:
1940 The Eternal Jew
1940 The Eternal Jew
1940 Sweet Jew
1941 Why war with Stalin?
1941 If you see this sign… Jew
1942 The Subhuman
1942 The cat won’t stop molting!
1943 The so-called Soviet paradise
1943 Victory or Bolshevism
1943 He is to blame for the war!
1944 Bolshevism is slavery, rape, mass murder, extermination
Axis Powers: (German Allies)
1939 Der Duce. Der Führer. v. Ribbentrop Graeciano. Germany-Italy military pact
1942 In the sign of freedom! The German-Romanian arms are fighting for your freedom
Fighting and Morale:
1939 Only One Can Win And There We Are
1939 campaign in Poland
1939 With Htiler in Poland by Heinrich Hoffmann
1940 ‘…Because we’re going against England!’
1940 fire drinking. The film of the German Air Force in Poland
1940 air victory over Poland
1940 Storm victory in the West. The Three Surrenders Campaign
1940 Faced with the final battle! Air power of Germany versus sea power of England
1941 Germany’s European broadcast
1941 Victory in the West
1943 Now, people, get up and let the storm break loose!
1943 All forces are tense! Total War – Shortest War!
1943 We will win because Adolf Hitler leads us
1943 Total war leads to total victory!
1945 A German girl! ‘Germany will endure all suffering and create a new world’
Production:
1940 Same blood. Same duty. Same honor
1942 Help you too!
1942 Junkers Flugzeug- Und -Motorenwerke is looking for operational assistants and business management engineers
Finance:
1939 Collect tails, give tails! The German Labor Front
1940 Donate to the German Red Cross
1941 2nd War Relief Organization for the German Red Cross. Your thanks _ your sacrifice
1941 The Soldier on front looks at your offer!
1941 You too contribute to the 2nd war relief organization for the German Red Cross
1941 Donates to the German Red Cross War Relief Fund
1941 Donate to the 2nd War Relief Organization for the German Red Cross
1941 2. War Aid For the German Red Cross. To New Sacrifice
1942 And your sacrifice for the WHW?
Careless Talk:
1940 German Be proud and be silent!
1943 shush! enemy hears with
1943 Shut up!
1943 Shame on you, chatterbox! Enemy is listening – silence is mandatory!
1944 Beware of spies. Be careful when talking!
1944 shush!
1944 what they are building… shhh, enemy is listening!
Home Front:
1939 First victory – then travel! Remember. Wheels must roll for victory!
1940 Visits the German colonial exhibition of the Reich Colonial Association in Vienna
1940 I also help the Führer. Metal donation of the German people as of 20 April 1940
1940 The enemy sees your light! Darken!
1942 Give it to you, too. Old clothes and spinning collection 1942
1943 waste paper collection 1943
1944 traitor
War time advertising:
1941 AB Reiter Tabak
1941 Pictures from the countries of origin of the tobacco mixture R6
1941 JACoBI Altbrand. JACoBI 1880. Die Deutschen Weinbrandmarken
1942 Agfa. A term for photographic quality
1942 Smoking is not allowed during such work – it would be dangerous! A little piece of Hanewacker is allowed, however
1942 van Enst liqueurs. Not always in stock but always high quality
Die Wehrmacht:
Military Magazine, edited by Oberkommando der Wehrmacht
1941 The Wehrmacht 5th year – number 20. September 24, 1941. Me – or you!
Signal:
illustrated photo journal and army propaganda tool
1941 Signal. 2nd Issue October 1941. One of the men
1944 Signal Number 8 1944. In the gorges of the Balkans
Der Adler:
Military Magazine, edited by Luftwaffe
1941 Der Adler Issue 1 Berlin, January 7, 1941 – Towards a victorious new year!
1942 Der Adler Issue 1 Berlin, 6 January 1942- Towards new goals
Die Kriegsmarine:
Military Magazine, edited by German Navy
1942 The Navy. German naval newspaper. Issue 4. German submarines off New York
Die Woche:
Illustrated weekly newspaper published in Berlin
1940 Die Woche. Berlin October 9, 1940 Issue 41. Mussolini
Illustrierter Filmkurier:
Illustrated Daily Film Magazine
Berliner Illustrierte Zeitung:
Weekly illustrated magazine published in Berlin
Illustrierter Beobachter (Illustrated Observer):
Illustrated propaganda magazine from the German Nazi Party
Der Pimpf:
Nazi magazine for boys
Germany WW2 Military Art Collection
1939 Hermann Göring
1939 Günther Prien
1940 Paratrooper Major Koch
1941 Lieutenant Commander Karl Thurmann on the submarine bridge
1941 Oberts Angerstein acquired the Knight’s Cross
Frauen schaffen für euch 1943:
Women works for you
No: 649 The Tram Conductor, by Gagelmann
No: 650 The Stenographer, by Gagelmann
No: 651 The Supervisor, by Gagelmann
No: 652 In aircraft construction, by Gagelmann
No: 653 The Train Conductor, by Becker
No: 654 The Postwoman, by Becker
No: 655 The NSV Kindergarten Teacher, by Eva Hahmeyer
No: 656 The NSV helper in the station service, by Eva Hahmeyer
No: 657 The technical draftsman, by Gagelmann
No: 658 The Doctor, by Gagelmann
No: 659 Uniform tailoring, by Gagelmann
No: 660 The DRK helper in the station service, by Gagelmann
No: 661 In the ammunition factory of Gert Gagelmann
No: 662 The Telephone Operator, by Gagelmann
No: 663 The Postal Worker, by Becker
No: 664 The Laboratory Technician, by Becker
No: 665 At the Harvest, by Becker
No: 666 In the machine factory, by Becker
No: 667 The Red Cross Nurse, by Becker
No: 668 Motor vehicle driver, by Becker
European Front:
1941 Observers and pilots see the Spitfire crashing with a long gray-black plume of smoke
1941 you couldn’t believe your eyes, thick, black smoke was billowing out of the Spitfire’s engine
USA WW2 Military Art Collection: This collection of United States military art is divided to war locations, Europe, Africa, Pacific, China, Home Front and Unknown. In some cases, artist have named the location, in some cases it is easy to guess as there is German or Japan opponent, but there are some cases, where there is no information. If you know something about those in section “unknown”, all help is appreciated. The name of the painting, artist name and source is always mentioned, if known, but but in some cases there is no information. Again, if you know more about those paintings / drawing, all help appreciated.
USA WW2 Military Art Collection:
Location: Europe
1943 Tip of the Avalanche by Keith Rocco
1943 Fire Over Ploesti by Roy Grinnell
1943 ‘Digging In Italy’ by Savo Radulovic
1943 ‘Queen Elizabeth Comes Up The Clyde’ England by Byron Thomas
1944 Mission Over Normandy by William S. Phillips
1944 First Wave at Omaha. The Ordeal of the Blue and Gray by Ken Riley
1944 ‘From Cornrow to Hedgerow’ by Keith Rocco
1944 The Battle of Mortain by Keith Rocco
1944 Go For Broke, France
1944 Teamwork, Firepower, Responsibility, Belgium
1944 The American Soldier, Normandy
1944 ‘All Aboard For Home’ England by Joseph Hirsch
1944 On the Way to the Assault Boats, England by Olin Dows
1944 ‘Skidloads And conveyors’ France by David Lax
1944 ‘Tanks In The Huertegen Forest’ Germany by Ogden Pleissner
1944 ‘Train Crossing The Moselle’ France by A. Brockie Stevenson
1944 ‘Back Road To Cassino’ Italy by Edward Reep
1944 ‘Convoy To The Marshalling Area’ England by Olin Dows
1944 ‘Explaining The Problem’ England by Olin Dows
1944 ‘Night Shift’ Italy by Joseph Hirsch
1944 Military Necessity, Pont L’Abbe, Normandy by Aaron Bohrod
1944 ‘Omaha Beach’ France by Gary Sheahan
1944 ‘Road Block’ France by Olin Dows
1944 Lightning at Bourheim by Larry Selman
1944 The Red Bull in the Winter Line by Donna Neary
1944 Company in the Parlor, Italy by Joseph Hirsch
1944 OP in the Apennines, Italy by Savo Radulovic
1945 The Remagen Bridgehead – 7 March 1945.
1945 The American Soldier
1945 ‘A Cold Watch’ France Kutchko
1945 ‘Salvage Roses’ Italy by Edward Reep
1945 ‘Signal To The Russians’ Germany by Olin Dows
1945 Meeting with the Russians at Torgau, Germany by Olin Dows
Location: Africa
1943 ‘Hill 609’ Tunisia by Fletcher Martin
1943 GI Angel, North Africa by Martin Fletcher
1943 Infantry Against Tanks, Tunis by Ben Nason
Location: Pacific
1941 At a Roadblock on the Road to Bataan by Don Millsap
1942 Defense of the Aleutians by Dominic D’Andrea
1942 Red Arrow at War by Michael Gnatek
1942-43 ‘Burial At Sea’ South Pacific by Sidney Simon
1943 ‘Assault Groups Taking Cover’ Rendova Aaron Bohrod
1943 ‘Bringing In The Ammo’ Rendova by Aaron Bohrod
1943 ‘Enemy Air Attack’ Arawe Barse Miller
1944 Jungleers on Biak by Keith Rocco
1944 Follow Me!, Philippines
1944 The American Soldier, Pacific
1944 ‘Ferry Crossing at La Paz’ Philippine Islands by Barse Miller
1944 ‘Night Duty’ South Pacific by Franklin Boggs
1944 ‘U.S. Army Engineer Base Yard’ Saipan by Hans Mangelsdorf
1945 ‘…Manila Would Do’ by Keith Rocco
1945 ‘Cuidado’–Take Care–Bushmaster with Bolo! by H. Charles McBarron
1945 Philippines, The American Soldier
1945 Keeping the System Moving, Southwest Pacific
Location: China
1944 ‘China Life Line’ China by Howard Baer
1945 ‘Destruction In Liuchow’ China by Samuel D. Smith
Location: Home Front
1940 ‘Goodbye Dear, I’ll Be Back in a Year’ by Mort Kunstler
1941 The American Soldier
1941 ‘West Coast Dock’ San Francisco by Barse Miller
1942 ‘Loading Of The Vultee Vengeance Planes’ New York Harbor by Julien Binford
USA WW2 Health and Safety Propaganda Collection: For an easier reading and maintenance, these posters are divided into subsections based on common Slogans used in posters; Safety, Health and Venereal Diseases. If you know anything more about these posters than mentioned, all help is appreciated.
USA WW2 Health and Safety Propaganda Collection:
Safety:
1942 Gas
1942 Take Care! Idle hands work for Hitler
1943 U.S.Army Safety Program. In The Home. On The Highway. In The Plant
Health:
1941 Report Dog Bites
1942 It’s Smart to stay On-The-Job. Leave Home Early And Avoid Rushing Dress Warmly And Cover That Cough
1943 War Shipments Mean Less Fuel For All. Dress warmly indoors. Avoid Colds
1943 Don’t Let Him Stick his nose In Your Business
1944 This is Trench Foot. Prevent it! Keep Feet Dry And Clean
1944 ‘Thank God for American’s with Fighting Blood’ Belmont Radio
USA WW2 Anti Enemy Propaganda Collection: For an easier reading and maintenance, these posters are divided to subcategories Anti-Enemy, where posters are Anti-Nazi, Anti-Japanese and Anti-Mussolini and very often also unbelievable racial. (Again, these are published here for documentation purposes only, we do NOT share the ideas of those). Second subsection is Tokio Kid Say which was used to boost production and other quality of work and life. If you know anything more about these posters than mentioned, all help is appreciated.
USA WW2 Anti Enemy Propaganda Collection:
Tokio Kid Say:
1942 Tokyo Kid Say – Good Material Waste In Scrap Help To Saving Face For Jap. Thank You
1943 Tokio Kid Say Much Waste Of Material Make SO-o-o-o Happy! Thank You
USA WW2 Allies Propaganda Collection: For an easier reading and maintenance, these posters are divided into subsections: Allies Fighting, War Relief for various countries fighting at the allies side or being under occupation by the Axis and the United Nations posters during World War II. If you know anything more about these posters than mentioned, all help is appreciated.
USA WW2 Allies Propaganda Collection:
Allies Fighting:
1942 This man is your Friend. Australian. He fights for Freedom
1942 This man is your Friend. Canadian. He fights for Freedom
1942 Greece Fights On
1942 Norway Fights On
1943 Americans All. Let’s Fight For Victory
1943 Freedom of Religion. One of the Four Freedoms the Allies Fight For
1943 Norway …- a fighting Ally!
1943 An Open Letter To The Unconquerable Norwegians
1944 That’s how Fascist beast will be treated!
1944 Allies
1945 Norway Fights her way Home
1945 U.S. supplies, packed in paper, speed the liberation of The Netherlands and colonies. Container Corporation Of America
War Relief:
1940-45 Norway Fights! On Land – On Sea – In the Air. Norwegian Relief
1940-45 Norway Needs Our Help! American Relief For Noway
1940-45 Norwegian Sailors on the Seven Seas. Norwegian Relief
1940-45 Noway Suffers! Air Norway. Norwegian Relif
USA WW2 Careless Talk Propaganda Poster Collection: Here are all the posters which are related to the slogans, silence means security and careless talk. If you know anything more about these posters than mentioned, all help is appreciated.
USA WW2 Careless Talk Propaganda Poster Collection:
1942 Closed For The Duration. Loose Talk Can Cost Lives
1942 Loose Talk Can Cost Lives
1942 A careless word… A Needless Sinking
1942 Loose Talk Can Cause This
1942 Loose Talk Can Cost Lives
1942 Loose Talk Can Cost Lives
1942 Quiet! Loose Talk Can Cost Lives
1942 Serve in Silence
1942 Don’t Be A Sucker! Keep Your Mouth Shut
1942-43 All The Ear-Marks Of A Sneaky Jap! Don’t Discuss Your Job!
1943 American’s Suffer when careless talk kills!
1943 ‘Im Counting On You! Don’t Discuss. Troop Movements – Ship Sailings – War Equipment
1944 Award For The Careless Talk
1943 Our Carelessness Their Secret Weapon. Prevent Forest Fires
1943 If you tell where he’s going… he may never get there!
USA WW2 Home Front Propaganda Collection: For an easier reading and maintenance, these posters are divided into subsections based on subject in posters; Books for Soldiers, Fire Fighting, Food & Nutrition, Postal Services, Price Control & Rationing, Salvage, Saving on Gas & Transport, Savings on Water and General Home Front. If you know anything more about these posters than mentioned, all help is appreciated.
USA WW2 Home Front Propaganda Collection:
Books for Soldiers:
1942 An informed America Is A Free America. Use Your War Information Centers
Fire Fighting:
1942 careless matches aid the Axis. Prevent Forest Fires!
Food & Nutrition:
1942 ‘Stop grumbling, Elmer, I’m just balancing your diet!’ laughed Elsie
1942 National Nutrition Issue. Food for Victory. Kerr home canning book
1943 Your own vegetables all year round… if you Dig For Victory Now
1943 Eat the Basic 7… Every Day. Eat A Lunch That Packs A Punch!
1943 ‘We’ll have lots to eat this winter, won’t we Mother’ Grow your own. Can your own
1944 Every Child Needs A Good School Lunch
1945 Your Victory Garden counts more than ever!
1945 A Message About Food From The President Of The United States
Postal Services:
1943 He’s Sure to get V…- Mail. Safest Overseas Mail
1944 One month closer to home.. Use V-Mail
1944 Send it Vmail …-
Preparing for Winter:
1944 Don’t Shiver next Winter… Order Coal Now!
Price Control & Rationing:
1943 Squeeze That Money, Brother … It’s Mine Too! Help US Keep Prices Down
1943 The fight on the doorstep. Help US Keep Prices Down
Salvage:
1942 Save Waste Fats
1942 Win With Tin
1942 Mrs. Martin’s compact is on the firing line in the Pacific
1943 Sugar and spice.. and everything nice… That’s What Bombers Are Made Of. Aircraft Accessories Corporation
1943 Don’t Listen To Mr. Shickelgruber! Waste Fats Urgently Needed – Turn Yours In Now!
1944 Don’t burn Waste Paper. Our war effort needs it. Call A Collector!
Saving on Gas & Transport:
1942 Hi Ho! Hi Ho! It’s Off To Work We Go! Help Win The War. Squeeze in one more
1943 Is Your Trip Necessary. Needless Travel interferes with the War Effort
1944 Are You Playing Square?
1945 Me travel. … not his summer. Vacation At Home
Saving On Water:
1943 No Water No Guns. Don’t Waste It!!
Unsorted Home Front Posters:
1941 A Young Man’s Opportunity For Work Play Study & Health
1941 Mobilizing Michigan For Farm And Factory
1942 Homemaker’s War Guide
1942 Visit Your Schools. American Education Week
War Time Advertising
1941 Life on a U.S. Warship. Texaco Serves The U.S. Navy
1941 Four are unfilled… Fleischmann’s Enriched Hi-B1 Yeast
1941 You Bet there’s National Unity in the Gift We Want This Christmas. Parker
1942 Situation well in hand… Palmolive
1942 More than ever. It’s Chesterfield
1942 Van Heusen Shirts For The Man Behind The Man In Khaki
1942 ‘Coca-Cola goes along’
1942 So glad to see you… Have a Coca-Cola … or today’s friendship help make the future
1943 Have a Coca-Cola = Merry Christmas … or how Americans spread the holiday spirit overseas
1943 A quiet street but A Fighting Street. The Hoover
1943 Entertain Service Men and Women in Your Home. The Navy Sails Into The Ritz!
1943 His One Weakness – … Toll House Cookies from Home
1943 This is how a New 1943 Norge would look in your kitchen
1943 Botany Ties Last Longer
1943 ‘Ah-h-h! It’s cvinya tshunka – made in U.S.A!’ GATX. General American Transportation Corporation
1943 ‘Battle-plans’ for post-war construction. Edwards
1943 ‘Come down, Daniel Webster, and tell about the Railroads!’ GATX. General American Transportation Corporation
1943- GATX General American Transportation Corporation – Three Men of Steel – Robert Fawcett
1943 They started beating Hitler 84 years ago! GATX. General American Transportation Corporation
1944 It’s no sale, lady! Life Savers
1944 Moonlight becomes You. Woodbury
1944 Pontiac Division Of General Motors
1944 So nice to come home to. Carnation Milk
1944 Tank Corps. Cannon Towels
1944 Your War Bonds Will Buy. Your Savings Will Buy. RCA
1944 Have a Coca-Cola … or allies enjoy a friendly pause
1944 Have a Coca-Cola = Howdy, Neighbor … or greeting friends at home and abroad
1944 Have a ‘Coke’ = You’re invited to our house … or how to make sailors feel at home. Coca-Cola
1944 Have a Coca-Cola = As you were … a way to relax on a battleship. Coca-Cola
1945 Everybody’s happy… Have a Coke … the pause that refreshes brightens the trip. Drink Coca-Cola
1945 Checkmate, pardner… Have a Coca-Cola … refreshment fulfills a friendly mission
USA WW2 Gear and Vehicles Collection: This is a collection of posters and ads which are related to the vehicles, gear and weapons which was used by US troops during Second World War. Some of these posters are produced by US Government to boost morale but majority are advertisement of various companies which were serving in War Production during these war years, like Cadillac producing airplanes and Oldsmobile tanks. If you know anything more about these posters than mentioned, all help is appreciated.
USA WW2 Gear and Vehicles Collection:
Gear & Artillery:
1942 In radios, telephones, sound systems… there is nothing fines than Stromberg-Carlson
1942 ‘… me and my rifle against every Jap on Guadalcanal’ O.F. Mossberg and Sons
1943 Stepping Stones To Victory! Exide Ironclad Batteries
1943 From ‘Music on the Road … a Clearer Voice For War. Delco Radio
1943 Motorola Radio delivers!
1943 Chrysler Corporation. How to boss a Bofors!
1943 Relying upon Winchester is an Old American Custom
1943 ‘Nice goin’, baby!’ Fisher
1943 Aim High! Container Corporation Of America
1943 Every branch of the Armed Services use the telephone. No 2. of a series, Submarine. Western Electric
1943 Every branch of the Armed Services use the telephone. No 4. of a series, Battleship. Western Electric
1943 Every branch of the Armed Services use the telephone. No 6. of a series, Coast Guard. Western Electric
1943 Every branch of the Armed Services use the telephone. No 7. of a series, Air Forces. Western Electric
1944 Every branch of the Armed Services use the telephone. No 13. of a series, Naval Aviation. Western Electric
1944 Strato-Flak by Fisher
1944 Tough job Tough men and bullets! SuVeneer. Superior Steel
1944 At The Battle Of Stalingrad. SuVeneer fought, too!
1944 Chrysler. ‘Nelly Gets Another One! … She’s a Bofors gun…’
1945 Pontiac Making Shells for ‘Long Tom’ – our seventh war assignment
Vehicles:
1941 International Trucks. Proved All Ways for Come what may!
1942 You Wanted Steel Windows but the Army Needed Tanks! Truscon Steel Company
1942 Diamond T on duty… in defense of Freedom!
1942 Diamond T Trucks. With the colors… for the duration
1942 GMC. When GMC Means Life or Death
1942 ‘The Invisible Crew’ of Our Bullet Belching Monster. Bendix
1942 Willys Jeep. Avenging Jeeps Blast Japs From Chinese Village!
1943 Willys Jeep. Fighting Americans Breach Hitler’s Fortress Europe
1943 Willys Jeep. ‘Ordnance Doctors’ Operate Under Fire
1943 Willys Jeep. Till Hell Freezes Over
1943 Studebaker. Arctic cold on the Alcan highway doesn’t faze these big Studebaker trucks
1943 International Truck. Earthquake Express!
1943 Studebaker Military Trucks. No war front is too tough for these powerful heavy-duty Studebakers
1943 Studebaker Military Trucks, like our Yanks , are certainly seeing the world
1943 Studebaker’s bug military trucks stand out in all the major war zones
1943 Learn To Recognize These Vehicles
1943 Learn To Recognize These Vehicles
1943 Learn To Recognize These Vehicles
1944 Buick M-18 Hellcats Score In 21 Days of Steady Action
1944 Cadillac. Cannon on a rampage… at 30 miles an hour!
1944 Oldsmobile. Running Interference for the Infantry
1944 Cadillac. ‘In training’ for twenty-seven years!
1944 Chevrolet Trucks – Tremendous Production Meets a Tremendous Worldwide Transportation Problem
1944 Autocar Trucks. Gangway for Victory!
1944 GMC 2-1/2-Ton Amphibian Truck. No wonder they call it the ‘Duck’
1944 Studebaker Military Trucks. Mighty Allied armies mass in India and Studebaker trucks help transport them!
1945 Oldsmobile. Another General Motors War Contribution… Hydra-Matic For Tanks And Armored Cars
1945 International Trucks. Out Of This War
1945 Studebaker. i’ve been driving a ‘Champion’… that’s why I’m going to buy one
Air Force:
1942 Victory their Destiny… Guided by the Stars. Plaskon
1942 How to get home from Tokyo! Gruen
1942 … When Johnny Comes Flying Home. Airacobras for victory – Bell Aircraft
1942 There goes a Headline… the Axis won’t print. Airacobras for victory. Bell Aircraft
1942 Nash Kelvinator. Nazi Nightmare
1942 No More ‘Jams’ at 50c Below! Call In Socony-Vacuum
1942 All We Can Do… for all that America means! Bendix
1942 Packard. Ask the man who Flies one! Curtiss Warhawk
1942 ‘The Invisible Crew’ Bendix
1943 On his own… but never alone! Bendix
1943 ‘Together, we’re building bridges across the seven seas’ Bendix
1943 It’s Okay. Mom. Bell Aircraft. Airacobras for victory
1943 Sudden Death… made in U.S.A. Airacobras for victory – Bell Aircraft
1943 Tonight’s lesson for Japs … subtracting Zeros. Airacobras for victory – Bell Aircraft
1943 Performance Controls The Air. Pesco
1943 Appointment in Electronia… Bendix
1943 On his own… but never alone! Bendix
1943 Stout-Hearted shot to hell… but heading home. Bendix
1943 Call it Lightning – Say The Pilots. Lockheed P-38
1943 On every fighting front. Fisher
1943 Aircraft Insignia
1943 They’re Writing Headlines With A Martin Marauder
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. Bell P-39 ‘Airacobra’ U.S. Army – Pursuit
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. Brewster SB2A-1 ‘Buccaneer’ U.S. Navy – Dive Bomber
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. Consolidated PBY-5 ‘Catalina’ U.S. Navy – Patrol Bomber
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. Douglas SBD ‘Dauntless’ U.S. Navy – Dive Bomber
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. Grumman F4F-4 ‘Wildcat’ U.S. Navy – Fighter
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. Martin B-26 ‘Marauder’ U.S. Army – Medium Range Bomber
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. North American B-25 ‘Mitchell’ U.S. Army – Medium Range Bomber
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. Vultee Trainer – U.S. Army
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. Waco Glider CG-4 U.S. Army Troop Transport
1943 Drink-Coca-Cola. Curtiss P-40-F ‘Warhawk’ U.S. Army – Pursuit
1943 When Dependability Counts Most… GoodYear
1943 Studebaker. ‘Betcha Dad worked on those engines!’
1943 Studebaker craftsmen again give ‘more than they promise. Studebaker Flying Fortress
1943 Studebaker War Production. Swarms of Flying Fortresses fly on Studebaker-built Cyclone engines
1943 Mosquito… With A Deadly Sting!. Nash Kelvinator
1943 Mitchell Bombers Sink Aleutian Japs. North American Sets the Pace!
1943 Nash Kelvinator. Not Alone…
1943 Bruiser. Vega Ventura. A subsidiary of Lockheed Vega Aircraft Corporation
1943 Sub smasher. Lockheed Hudson, Lockheed For Leadership
1943 Equipped for high flying. Eimac Tubes
1943 lighthouse for aircraft… Eimac Tubes
1944 Edition of the Bendix ‘Invisible Crew’
1944 Oldsmobile. The Black Widow Snares An Axis ‘Fly’!
1944 They Packed The Attack… Douglas Aircraft Company
1944 Night Patrol with G-E Airplane landing lamps
1944 Flying Bazooka. North American Aviation Sets the Pace
1944 This Peace Talk Makes Sense. North American Aviation Sets the Pace
1945 Winged Javelin. North American Aviation Sets the Pace
1945 Air Position Indicator. Bendix
Navy:
1941 Life on a U.S. Warship. Texaco Serves The U.S. Navy
1943 Another Side of War. Bridgeport Brass
1943 Because every crew must have ‘Victory Vitamin C’ – maybe your canned grapefruit juice… is aboard Pearl Harbor’s swift avengers!
USA WW2 Production Propaganda Collection: or an easier reading and maintenance, these posters are divided into subsections based on common Slogans used in posters; Back Up Out Battleskies, Beat The Promise, Beat Your Promise, Consolidated Edison System Companies, Industry – The Arsenal Of Democracy, Don’t Slow Up The Ship, Keep ‘Em Fighting, Keep ‘Em Firing!, Keep ‘Em Rolling, Keep ‘Em Shooting!, Keep America Free, Making America Strong, More Production, Produce For Victory, Pulling For Victory, We’re Building Arms For Victory, Victory Begins At Home and then Fighting Against Absenteeism, Food Production,Production of Metal, Production of Wood, Quality of Work, Women at Work and finally General War Production posters. If you know anything more about these posters than mentioned, all help is appreciated.
USA WW2 Production Propaganda Collection:
Back Up Our Battleskies!:
Beat The Promise:
1941 ‘We Did It Then’ 1941 We Will Do It Again’. Beat the Promise
1942 Ideas Will Help Beat The Promise. Let’s Have Yours!
1942 Buy War Savings Bonds. Beat The Promise!
1942 Don’t Be A Bottleneck. Beat the Promise
1942 Help RCA Help USA. You and I. Beat The Promise
1942 Linked Together For Safety And Defense. USA & RCA. Beat The Promise
1942 United we stand. Divided we fall. Beat The Promise
1943 Put The Squeeze On The Japanese! Beat The Promise
Beat Your Promise:
1942 Stamp ‘Em Out! You and I. Beat Your Promise
1942 Your Production. Beat Your Promise
1942 Put The Squeeze On The Japanese. Beat Your Promise
Consolidated Edison System Companies:
Industry – The Arsenal Of Democracy:
1941 Industry – The Arsenal Of Democracy. Defense In The Air Begins On The Ground
Don’t Slow Up The Ship:
Keep ‘Em Fighting:
1942 Battle Stations! Keep ‘Em Fighting!
1942 Our Boys Are Giving Their All. Are You? Keep ‘Em Fighting!
Keep ‘Em Firing!:
1942 Give Him A ‘Putsch’ In The Puss! Let’s Work! To Keep ‘Em Firing!
1942 He Is Counting On Us! Let’s Go, Everybody – Keep ‘Em Firing
1942 Warning! Our Homes Are In Danger Now! Our Job – Keep -Em Firing
Keep ‘Em Rolling:
Keep ‘Em Shooting!:
1942 Keep ‘Em Shooting!
Keep America Free
1944 Back Up The Big Push! Keep America Free!
Making America Strong:
More Production:
1942 More Production
1942 You knock ’em out – We’ll knock ’em down. More Production
1942 ‘Bundles for Berlin’ More Production!
1942 Good news from home. Tanks, Planes, Guns, Ships. More Production
1942 He’s a fighting fool give him the best you’ve got. More Production
1942 He’s a ‘Fighting Fool’ – Give him the best you’ve got! More Production!
1942 Kinda give it your personal attention, will you. More Production
1942 She’s a swell plane – give us more! More Production
Produce For Victory:
1942 ‘… and God bless daddy and the American workers who are doing so much…’ Produce For Victory!
1942 ‘We, the Americans of today, know our duty to the Americans of yesterday and… Produce For Victory
Pulling For Victory:
1942 Let’s All Pull Together! To Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 ‘Please Keep The Bombs Away!’ Let’s Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Production Will Put Them Behind The Eight Ball. Let’s keep ’em Pulling For Victory
1942 ‘Soldiers Three’ – All GMC. Let’s Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Around The Clock. Around The World. Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Backing Up Our Bombers. Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Bottled by Bonds. Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Carrying Cargoes of Men and Supplies for Our Battle Fleets. Keep ‘Em Pulling for Victory
1942 Excuse Our Dust. Let’s Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Fire Power depends on Truck Power. Our Job. Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Give This Heel The Hot Foot. Keep ’em Pulling For Victory
1942 Hauling Guns or Goods. Let’s Keep ‘Em Pulling for Victory
1942 Helping To Crack The World’s Biggest Nut. Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 In The Army… Behind The Army. Let’s Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Knock The ‘Heil’ Out Of Hitler. Let’s Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Let’s Pull Together. To Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Lost Time Here may mean a Lost Battle Here. Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Mistakes Here May Cause Mishaps Here. Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Moving Whole Armies Of Fighters And Workers. Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Nooses For Nazis. Let’s Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 On Battle Lines or Transport Lines – Let’s Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Open Trap make Happy Jap. Keep ‘Em Pulling for Victory
1942 – Our Next Boss? Not If We Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Right Down Our Alley. Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Serving in Every Arm Of The Service. Let’s Keep ‘Em Pulling for Victory
1942 Shall We Let Him Get Away With It? Let’s Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Somewhere with the A.E.F. Let’s Keep ‘Em Pulling for Victory
1942 Step On It! Let’s Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 The Allies No,1 Heavy Truck. Let’s Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 They Asked For It. Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Truck Power And Fire Power teamed together until the war is won. Keep ‘Em Pulling for Victory
1942 V…- Wearing Different Uniforms But We All Have The Same Big Job. Let’s Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 We’re the Men Behind The Men who fire the guns. Let’s Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
1942 Where Lives Depend on the Job You’ve done. Keep ‘Em Pulling For Victory
USA WW2 Fighting and Morale: For an easier reading and maintainability, these posters are divided in the following sections, Revenge December 7 (Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor 7.Dec.1941), Speaking for America, Keep America Free and General Fighting Posters section. If you know anything more about these posters than mentioned, all help is appreciated.
USA WW2 Fighting and Morale:
Avenge December 7:
1942 … we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain… Remember Dec. 7th!
1942 Avenge December 7
1943 is aboard Pearl Harbor’s swift avengers! Canned Florida Grapefruit Juice
Appreciate America:
1941 Appeciate America. Credit Memorandum To Mr. & Mrs. American Citizen Everywhere In The U.S.A.
1941 Appreciate America. In Unity There Is Strength
1941 Appreciate America. ‘Come On Gang – All Out For Uncle Sam’ Mickey
1941 Appreciate America. Stop Fifth Column
Speaking for America:
Keep America Free:
McGovern-Anderson Co.:
1942 Clock Watchers are Slackers
1942 Colin Kelly Wend down with his hand on the stick
1942 Leap Don’t Lag! Hop – don’t just hope – that’s your obligation – your duty to your Country
General Fighting Posters:
1941 ‘business as usual’ American open your eyes!
1942 Here Are You! American Locomotive
1942 Try This For Size… American Locomotive
1942 We French workers warn you… defeat means slavery, starvation, death
1942 Despite war restrictions, America’s living standard is till the world’s best
1942 Morale Is A Lot Of Little Things. Brewing Industry Foundation
1942 Ours… and Yours. American Locomotive
1942 Tell This to the Marines! … and the Army and Navy, too! USO
1942 These are the things we are fighting for. Community
1942 ‘I’m fighting for my right to boo the Dodgers!’ Texaco
1943 1778-1943 Americans will always fight for liberty
1941 ‘Today, Germany is Ours; Tomorrow, the Whole World. Oh, Yeah?
1943 America at War. Prepared for the U.S. Treasury as an Aid to the Nation’s War Effort by the Woolworth Stores
1943 Spirit of 1943!
1943 We have just begun to fight!
1943 if if if The you’re a good civilian. You’re Helping To Win The War
1943 If they win … only our dear are free. Every Civilian A Fighter
1943 This Is Worth Fighting For. The right to speak without fear. The Southern Serves The South
1943 If they started Digging For Holes In Your Front Yard…. Stewart-Warner Corporation
1943 This – But For One Thing – Could Be Your Wife. Stewart-Warner Corporation
1943 Worth Fighting For! Greyhound
1943 Ever Face A Firing Squad. American Locomotive
1943 Ours… to fight for
1943 They’ll Give You A Fresh Start In Life. American Locomotive
1944 Your Fleet Guarantees Freedom. Navy Day
1945 The Best Gasoline Is Still Fighting. Ethyl
1945 Welcome Home! The Airlines Of The United States
