Original U.S. WWII We Are Ready, What About You? Join the Schools At War Program 1942 Poster Russian Flare Guns Officially known as the HOMELITE

Officially known as the HOMELITE AUXILIARY POWER PLANT

as War Souvenirs after WW2

the Battle Patrol soon reported back to Lt McDonald of the 2nd Platoon of Love that the town was deserted of enemy troops

South Africa where CAPTAIN Macnaughton was issued a NON TRANSFERABLE LIQUOR PERMIT on JUNE 21st 1918

The unidentified specimen was found in a Danish collection

Original U.S. WWII We Are Ready, What About You? Join the Schools At War Program 1942 Poster Russian Flare Guns Officially known as the HOMELITEOriginal Item: Only One Available. A teen age girl holding a war bond and stamps in one hand and a basket of war stamps tied with ribbons made into bows in the other hand, is followed by a teen age boy carrying scrap metal and rubber, and a younger boy who is wearing an aviator's cap and holding a model airplane. Publisher: [Washington, D. C.] : U. S. G. P. O., 1942. Measures 71 x 56 cm Reads in footer: "W88 554." "Sponsored by the War Savings Staff