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Twitter has been re-litigating Starship Troopers recently so one of my mutuals requested a poster based on the WWII "This man is your FRIEND" series.
#starship troopers#wwii poster#this man is your friend#the bugs#the bugs were in the right#paul verhoeven#robert heinlein#arachnids
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#ao3#ao3 stuff#fandom#ao3 down#wwii poster#joke#seriously though guys close your tabs#also yes this is what I devoted my time to whilst ao3 is down#mutedrainbowxo#ao3 funny#archive of our own
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"Hit the Beach!"
Did someone you know visit the "Hit the Beach" Great Lakes tour in 1945? The headliner for this exhibit was the LST-512, aka 𝑈𝑆𝑆 𝐵𝑢𝑟𝑛𝑒𝑡𝑡 𝐶𝑜𝑢𝑛𝑡𝑦. Visitors could explore a mock jungle, view weaponry, and watch live landing demonstrations:
Learn more about this poster: https://fdr.artifacts.archives.gov/objects/14609
Follow along throughout 2024 as we feature more #TheArtOfWar WWII posters from our Digital Artifact Collection.
#wwii poster#ww2#us navy#museum from home#world war ii#wwii#1940s#museum collection#artifact collection
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#signal#cybersecurity#wwii poster#computer stuff#activism#protest safety#justice for palestine#stop cop city#i made this#cryptography#messaging app#eclectic library
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Men of Valor poster series
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Cardwell Higgins - Sketch for WWII Poster Illustration Original Art (c. 1940s)
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US Army Air Force 1941/45 (USAAF) :
2 pairs of corporal ranks (1st & 2nd type)
Shoulder patch of the eight Army Air Force on brown leather for the A2 flight jacket
Camel cigarettes in a red plastic box, only for Armed forces written on red on white tab
WWII black crackle Gasoline lighter :
Brand : Windmaster, Matawan lighter Co Inc, New York N Y
Made in USA
#breizh#brittany#france#bretagne#wwii poster#ww2era#ww2 aircraft#ww2 au#usa army#usaaf#imperial war museum#normandie#normandy#ddaylandings#dday#d day landings#d day knight#pilotes#pilotlife#pilottraining#pilot#mustang#p 38 lightning#saintexupery#les invalides#aviator#aviateur#aviation
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"Don't be a Job Hopper" 1940s Disney WWII propaganda poster
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So you know this poster, right?
I just learned that it was a WWII propaganda poster.
Anyway, what really strikes me is that her back arm doesn't seem to be in proportion. The upper arm is too long and the shoulder is a bit too low. Her body in general seems to be out of proportion. We really shouldn't be able to see much of her back arm, it's way too low.
Does anyone else see it? Or is it just me being dumb about anatomy?
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With the country now at war, Mayor LaGuardia launched a city campaign to conserve water. This was one of a number of ads (for the subway, presumably) designed by Earl Kerkam, ca. 1942.
Photo: LMPC/Getty Images/Zazzle
#vintage New York#1940s#Earl Kerkam#vintage poster#World War II#home front#water conservation#conserve water#1940s New York#WWII at home#subway ad
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“Jenny on the Job” was a series of posters created by artist Kula Robbins and issued by the Public Health Service in 1943. This poster depicts what women working in the factories and around machines were expected to wear.
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Jenny on the Job, 1940s World War II posters
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One type of American World War II propaganda that delights me is the pro-book material:
{Buy me a coffee} {WHF} {Medium} {Looking Through the Past}
More interesting propaganda in my newsletter:
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Uncle Sam Day!
Perhaps the most recognizable poster in American history, James Montgomery Flagg’s depiction of Uncle Sam pointing at the viewer first appeared as a cover illustration for Leslie’s Weekly magazine on July 6, 1916. In that original version Uncle Sam asks: “What are YOU doing for preparedness.” Flagg’s inspiration came from a British magazine illustration created in 1914 by Alfred Leete. It featured Lord Kitchener, the United Kingdom’s Minister of State for War, pointing at the viewer while asserting “Your Country Needs YOU.”
To see more #UncleSamDay artifacts, visit our Digital Artifact Collection: https://fdr.artifacts.archives.gov/search/uncle%20sam
#uncle sam day#uncle sam#wwi#wwii#James Montgomery Flagg#wwii poster#1940s#museum from home#world war ii#museum collection#us army
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Disco Elysium political alignments based on historical graphic design styles!
Communist: Soviet Constructivist
Ultraliberal: Art Deco
Fascist: War Propaganda
Moralist: Swiss/International
#disco elysium#harry dubois#harrier du bois#graphic design#mine#god i miss my history of gd class it was so awesome#theres a lot of things that have been codified as the 'art deco' style that werent actually that prevalent in design from the 1930s#the ultraliberal poster is specifically inspired by the artist AM cassandre#i feel like his work is very definitive of the art deco style and feels way more authentic than like. the great gatsby movie or smth#i was not particularly excited to do the fascist one but i was so inspired by this concept and i wanted a complete set#i used american and british wwii posters as reference
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Second vs Fifth Victory Loan Certificates.
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