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Original U.S. Pre-WWII Rare “Soldier’s Life” Regular Army Recruitment Poster Dated April 1941 - 25 x 38” German Badges & Signs as the ability to makeOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very scarce example of a U. S. Regular Army enlistment poster designed and printed in April 1941, 8 months before the United States would enter the Second World War. It depicts an American soldier with an M1 Garand slung around his back, wearing a Kelly Helmet and marching forward. The poster measures roughly 25 x 38 and is in fair condition with some issues. The poster was designed by Tom Woodburn and was