United States. Government Printing Office
Dates
- Existence: 1861-03-04 - 2014-12-16
Functions
Places
- United States (Associated Country)
- Washington (D.C.) (Residence)
Languages Used
- English
Found in 74 Collections and/or Records:
Doing all you can, brother?, 1943
Image of an injured solider with head bandaged
Don't Let That Shadow Touch Them, 1942
Image in full color of three children playing under the shadow of a giant swastika.
Everybody at Least 10%, 1943
Red, and white words on blue background. Bullseye and arrow at top
Fair Employment Practice in Defense Industries, 1941
Poster is a quote from Executive Order 8802 on fair employment practices. A significant antidiscrimination document including the phrase for the first time " without discrimination because of race, creed, color, or national origin...". White words on blue background. Printed letter with poster giving instructions on where to post this
Farm Scrap Builds Destroyers, 1942
Black and white photo reproduction of destroyer cutting through the waves. Red text on black banner on bottom.
Farm Scrap Builds Tanks & Guns, 1942
Black and white photo reproduction of soldiers in tanks with airplanes overhead. Text in black and red.
For Defense and Security, 1942
Minute man statue on the illustration of a billboard. In colors of green, white, red, and black
For the Future...Worth fighting for, worth saving for, 1943
World War II poster that depicts a someone knitting a baby's sock. The poster has the words: "Buy More War Bonds through the payroll savings plan during the 3rd War Loan." Most of poster is the message with the image a small inset square.
Four Revoluntionary War Pictures, 1942
four pictures, designed to be cut and shown separately, of Revolutionary War scenes colored in green, orange and black.
Franklin D. Roosevelt Quote About Production, 1942
Photolithograph of Franklin D. Roosevelt sitting in an convertible automobile surrounded by military personnel. There is a quote on the bottom half of the poster about war production, "Having seen the quality of the work and the workers...I can say that we are getting ahead of our enemies in the battle of production."
