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- Making America strong : competitive companies co-operate to produce important instruments for military aircraft.
- Black & white poster features comic-book style drawings of an industrial worker, managers, and buildings, and a large outline map of the U.S. containing additional text.
- Making America strong : how American shipyards are winning the race against time to build our Navy.
- Black & white chart describes how shipbuilding has become quicker during wartime. It features comic-book style drawings of a shipyard, a large ship at sea, and Uncle Sam changing from his decorated top hat to a worker's cap.
- Making America strong : how subcontracting accelerates defense production--.
- Black & white poster features comic-book style drawings. In the center of a large outline map of United States is a large tank, with numerous lines pointing outward to small drawings of industrial buildings throughout the U.S. In the upper left corner is a more detailed drawing of a factory with smokestacks.
- Making America strong : industry's ever improving mass production methods step up output of latest type war planes.
- Black & white poster features comic-book style drawings of machinery used to produce airplanes. In the upper right corner is an image of Uncle Sam pointing out to some people a flying military airplane which is seen through a large "hole" drawn in the poster.
- Making America strong : today about 800 American industrial concerns either make airplanes or supply the parts.
- Black & white chart features comic-book style drawings of airplanes, airplane parts, and industrial buildings arranged in pictograph format illustrating production statistics for engines, propellers, instruments, and complete airplanes.
- Making America strong : U.S. industry today employs 18 men to back up one soldier in the Army.
- Black & white chart features comic-book style drawings. The main image is of a soldier on the battlefield. A pictograph shows how the number of industrial workers per soldier has grown through the centuries, from 55 BC to 1940. In the upper left corner is a drawing of a factory with smokestacks.
- "Man for man, America's workers and America's soldiers are the best in the world! We helped them build our nation -- we'll help them defend it." Produce for victory!
- A young woman works on a machine part. Her reddish hair is coiffed and she wears a neatly pressed blue work uniform.
- Men working : together!
- A helmeted soldier, a factory worker, and a sailor stand proudly together. Black & white photograph on light orange background.
- Now is the time! : apply at the nearest U.S. Army recruiting and induction station.
- A large black & white photograph of a man's head is shown against a pink-toned background. The background is a collage of photographs showing various military occupations. A white inset at left lists various branches of service.
- Put the squeeze on the Japanese : beat your promise.
- A caucasian man representing American workers squeezes a large clamp around a caricature of Hideki Tojo. The worker wears a sleeveless undershirt labeled "Increased Production". His watch says "RCA". A caption behind his hat says "You and I". Tojo appears to be shouting, as illustrated by several (presumably) Japanese characters. He is reaching toward a bloody sword labeled: "Remember Pearl Harbor!" In the background are battleships, firing tanks, flying airplanes, and lightning bolts.
- Pvt. Joe Louis says-- "We're going to do our part, and we'll win because we're on God's side."
- Poster features a black & white photo of boxer Joe Louis in a combat uniform and helmet, pointing a rifle with bayonet. The background of the poster is blue.
- Reach your boy overseas by V mail, the letters that travel on film ... : your stationer and post office have V...-mail letter forms.
- Color poster shows a picture of a helmeted soldier's face at right. The letters in "V mail" are formed by an image of film that is coming off of a reel. The background of the main part of the poster is yellow.
- Remember last December! : --"that free peoples may not perish from this earth" : enlist in your Navy today.
- Color poster features a portrait of a sailor in an enlisted service dress blue uniform. He stands in front of a waving U.S. flag.
- Save waste fats.
- 4 black, white, and gray cartoons. Each has a caption: Fat in frying pan: "Save waste fat and greases"; pouring waste fat through strainer: "Strain into clean can"; Can of fat in storage area: "keep in cool dark place"; woman handing can to butcher: "sell it to your meat dealer."
- Say yes! : take your change in war stamps.
- A smiling gloved soldier looks backward toward the view while pointing to the words "Say Yes".
- Say yes! : take your change in war stamps.
- Color poster shows three stylized images of soldiers from the different branches of the U.S. armed forces (Navy, Army, Marines). Above them is a speech bubble containing the poster text.
- Screening the Axis.
- A mesh metal being stands upright holding a metal sieve through which he strains the metal weaponry out of the enemy. Nazi and Japanese soldiers rain down into the sieve. Above and behind them are dark clouds with lightning striking downward toward the sieve. In the far background is a town.
- She's a swell plane-- give us more! : more production.
- Poster in black & white and red tones. A military pilot in a flight uniform smiles as he removes his goggles and points backward.
- Simple Sam the wasting fool-- : every day, he breaks a tool!
- Stylized illustration of a large man sitting on a stool. He wears red overalls, a white shirt, and black work boots. On his head is a dunce cap. Superimosed on top of this picture is a large image of a broken drill bit.
- Someone talked!
- A man's head and arm are seen barely above black water. The man looks and points toward the viewer.
- Someone talked!
- A man's head and arm are seen barely above black water. The man looks and points toward the viewer.
- [Springs with stings]
- A figure made of wire and springs pinches the nose of a caricature of Adolf Hitler, whose arms and legs form a swastika. Hitler holds a knife in one hand.
- Springs with stings ... : you can speed victory by salvaging and selling old metal. The steel industry needs scrap!
- A black & white drawing on the top half of the poster shows a metal spring figure pinching a cartoon Hitler's nose. Hitler's bare arms and legs form a swastika, and he holds a knife. The lower portion of the poster is text, with a small picture displaying various steel products. Under drawing is text and picture saying what steel is used for. The company's name, address, and logo appear at the bottom. Red text at the bottom explains the purpose of the advertisement and where it appears: Time and Business Week.
- Stamp 'em out! : beat your promise.
- Color poster shows a boot about to stomp on two snakes and a frog with caricatured faces. The pant leg is labeled "You and I". The snakes represent Adolf Hitler and Japan; the frog represents Benito Mussolini.
- "The stuff our soldiers need is comin'-- but fast! We're workin' like hell to give them everything they need to beat the livin' daylights out of those _ _ _ _!" : produce for victory!
- A gray- or blond-haired man, possibly a miner, looks directly at the viewer. He wears a hardhat with a lamp on it, a brown leather jacket, and appears to have soot on his face.
- "Sweat, fella -- sweat! The more we sweat, the less our boys bleed. Let's give 'em what it takes to knock out the enemy." Produce for victory!
- A smiling man wipes sweat from his neck. He wears goggles on his forehead and cap on his head. Heavy machinery or parts can be seen in the background.
- Take care! : idle hands work for Hitler.
- Color poster featuring a black & white photograph. An adult male stands on the left side of the poster facing the viewer. He is wearing a cap, his left arm is in a sling, and he wears a large button or badge above his right chest pocket.
- "This is everybody's war. The enemy has made it so. May you never know what it means to be a refugee -- to be hungry -- to be homeless. Be sure this never happens to you!" : produce for victory!
- Poster shows a photo of a mother holding a child with two small children walking beside her through a war torn area with damaged buildings in the background.
- "This is my fight too!" : put at least 10% every payday in war bonds.
- The poster image is a black & white photograph. A a woman smiles, holding and looking at folded $25 war bonds and an envelope. Her dark hair is coiffed and she wears a work uniform with a "10%" slogan button on her pocket. In the background is a "paymaster" window and a "10%" slogan sign on the wall.
- This is our war-- : join the WAAC, Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, United States Army.
- The golden-orange background shows a faint outline of Pallas Athene's head. Superimposed on this background is a large black & white photograph of the head and shoulders of a woman in a WAAC uniform.
- This man is your friend : Australian : he fights for freedom.
- Photograph of a smiling Australian soldier in uniform and wearing a slouch hat.
- This man is your friend : Canadian : he fights for freedom.
- Photograph of a smiling Canadian soldier in uniform and wearing a tam o'shanter.
- This man is your friend : Chinese : he fights for freedom.
- Photograph of a smiling Chinese soldier in uniform with cap.
- This man is your friend : Dutch sailor : he fights for freedom.
- Photograph of a Dutch sailor in uniform and cap.
- This man is your friend : Englishman : he fights for freedom.
- Photograph of a smiling English soldier in uniform and helmet and carrying a rifle.
- This man is your friend : Ethiopian : he fights for freedom.
- Photograph of an Ethiopian soldier in uniform and cap, playing a bugle.
- This man is your friend : Russian : he fights for freedom.
- Photograph of a smiling Russian soldier in uniform and helmet, carrying a rifle.
- "This world cannot exist half slave and half free" : sacrifice for freedom!
- Family and priest grimacing and cowering under the shadow of an enemy soldier holding up cat-o-nine tails.
- Till we meet again : buy war bonds.
- A smiling soldier in a khaki uniform and cap waves from a porthole.
- Till we meet again: buy war bonds.
- A smiling soldier in a khaki uniform and cap waves from a porthole.
- Tomorrow may be too late!
- Black and white cartoon of Hideki Tojo and an American miner. Each has a caption in a bubble above his head. Tojo is trying to influence the miner to slack off on his work but the miner is not influenced.
- The United Nations fight for freedom.
- Poster depicts an etching of the Statue of Liberty on a black background on the left side of the poster. On the right there are pictures of flags of 30 countries. Poster has black background with white text at the top of the page and a white border all around.
- The United Nations fight for freedom.
- Poster depicts an etching of the Statue of Liberty on a black background on the left side of the poster. On the right there are pictures of flags of 30 countries. Poster has black background with white text at the top of the page and a white border all around.
- United we stand, divided we fall : beat the promise.
- Bird's eye view of two factories; the two images are divided by the stripes of the U.S. flag. On the left, with blue background, a train drives away from a working factory with vehicles parked outside the buildings. On the right, with red background, a factory burns. A wrecked train and fallen person lie near the burning buildings.
- "United we stand--" : two fox-holes defending America.
- Poster consists of two drawings divided by text caption. The first drawing is of a soldier in a fox-hole, aiming a large gun to the right of the viewer. The second drawing is of a miner in a shaft, aiming mining equipment away from the viewer.
- Unlock the door-- quick!
- Black and white cartoon of a soldier and a miner standing in front of a wooden door with an oversized padlock on it. The padlock represents a shortage of metal for military equipment which is locked behind the doors. The miner holds a large key labeled "More Ore". The soldier tells him that only he can unlock the doors.
- Wanted -- fighting dollars : make every pay-day, bond-day: United States defense bonds, stamps.
- A smiling factory worker holds up a U.S. bond bill. Below the main picture is an inset image of the Concord Minute Man statue.
- Washington crossed the Delaware to win our freedom, we cross oceans to keep it : buy war stamps & bonds.
- Small poster in orange and green tones. George Washington is in a boat, surrounded by other men with oars who are rowing. In front of him in the boat is the U.S. flag.
- We can't all go-- but we can all help! : Put at least 10% of your pay in war bonds. Sign the card today.
- Photograph of a soldier holding his rifle and embracing a crying child with his other arm.
- We can--we will--we must!--Franklin D. Roosevelt: buy U.S. war savings bonds & stamps now.
- Image of a flying U.S. flag on a blue and white background surrounded by a gray border. Inset at left contains a quote by Franklin D. Roosevelt with a small image of the Concord Minute Man statue.