Original U.S. WWII Russian War Relief Poster Share Your Clothing by Hugo Gellert - 13½ x 20¾” Bayonets which were usually removed during

which were usually removed during WWI due to brass shortages

It now shows an oxidized zinc patina overall

Johnson was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross

with areas still baring much of the original blued finish

the United States Army Medical Department introduced a series of Motor Vehicle First-Aid Kits

Original U.S. WWII Russian War Relief Poster Share Your Clothing by Hugo Gellert - 13½ x 20¾” Bayonets which were usually removed duringOriginal Item. Only One Available. The Russian War Relief was incorporated in New York City one month after Germany attacked the Soviet Union, in order to provide humanitarian support for Soviet citizens and war orphans who were living in devastated villages with near famine conditions. Russian War Relief, Inc. worked with local War Chests, Community Chests and the National War Fund in order to raise money for the campaign. Clothing, food and