Original U.S. WWII Red Cross Blood Donation Propaganda Poster - “For Defense, Blood Means Life” - 16” x 22” German Flags with a nice stock

with a nice stock

The batteries from this set are still in the case

When Japanese forces were closing in on key defensive positions in the Philippines in March 1942

It is unclear on whether Sebastian was actually a POW or was just briefly held captive until the rest of the unit was able to push through the town and recover the two troopers

credited with shooting down 40 Japanese aircraft

Original U.S. WWII Red Cross Blood Donation Propaganda Poster - “For Defense, Blood Means Life” - 16” x 22” German Flags with a nice stockOriginal Item: Only One Available. During WWII the Government tried to identify the most effective poster style. One government commissioned study concluded that the best posters were those that made a direct, emotional appeal and presented realistic pictures in photographic detail. The study found that symbolic or humorous posters attracted less attention, made a less favorable impression, and did not inspire enthusiasm. Nevertheless, many symbolic