Philco Corporation
Found in 18 Collections and/or Records:
"Ach You Yankee Workers Make Me Sick!", 1942
Illustration of Hitler's face with a band aid on left side of forehead. One of a series of posters from the Philco Corp. including #0165-#0181
"...Cut Their Throats...", 1942
Illustration of a hand holding a knife with Hitler, Mussolini, and Hirohito on left side, factories shown below. One of a series of posters from the Philco Corp. including #0165-#0181
Dig 'Em Out, 1942
Illustration of Hitler, Mussolini, and Hirohito as mice being dug up by Uncle Sam. One of a series of posters from the Philco Corp. including #0165-#0181
Heel Hitler!, 1942
Illustration of a boot crushing snakes and a worm with heads of Hitler, Mussolini, and Tojo. One of a series of posters from the Philco Corp. including #0165-#0181
It Also Stands for Volume!, 1942
Illustration of a large hand showing the victory sign and extending from a factory. One of a series of posters from the Philco Corp. including #0165-#0181
"It Isn't in the Book"...or "A Chapter the Author Forgot!", 1942
Illustration showing tanks, airplanes, and cannons aimed in a cloud of smoke at Hitler, Mussolini, Hirohito and the book "Mein Kampf". One of a series of posters from the Philco Corp. including #0165-#0181
It Takes More than a Pat on the Back!, 1942
Illustration of soldier on battlefront laying on stomach with rifle extended----flag waving citizen pats the soldier on the back. One of a series of posters from the Philco Corp. including #0165-#0181
"Look Out Boys...They're Loaded!", 1942
Illustration of a hand representing the U.S. rolling dice into Hitler, Mussolini, and Hirohito's gambling game. One of a series of posters from the Philco Corp. including #0165-#0181
Oh, Yeah!, 1942
Illustration of three cannons with Hitler, Mussolini, and Hirohito peering into a cannon each. One of a series of posters from the Philco Corp. including #0165-#018
Our Way to Handle Vandals!, 1942
Illustration of Uncle Sam with a rifle ready to attack Hitler, Mussolini, and Hirohito, who are trying to break into a building labeled "Our Democratic Institutions". One of a series of posters from the Philco Corp. including #0165-#0181
