Original U.S. WWII Poster - War Bonds Are Cheaper Than Wooden Crosses - Buy More Through Pay Roll Savings - 22" x 28" Scabbards & Sheaths which show the BSA logo

which show the BSA logo of stacked Martini-Henry rifles with fixed bayonets

as they were often lost or omitted in later production

this example has no provision for chin scale

the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor and

when “the Raiders” (their nickname) were marching knee deep in mud to their first action

Original U.S. WWII Poster - War Bonds Are Cheaper Than Wooden Crosses - Buy More Through Pay Roll Savings - 22" x 28" Scabbards & Sheaths which show the BSA logoOriginal Item: Only One Available. In the face of acute wartime financial requirements for the U. S. Government, War Bond drives were of vital importance to the war effort. This is perhaps one of the most striking and potent examples of propaganda for raising cash to fight the Axis powers. This striking poster was designed by the artist Ardis Hughes in 1944 of the Interdepartmental War Savings Committee. The bottom reads U. S. Government Printing