1943 Construction Workers Build and Fight in the Seabees John Falter WWII politcal Army until it was replaced

Army until it was replaced by the first generation of the modern day Patriot missile system in the 1990s

Warren Company of Boston

races and backgrounds walking together in the same direction to graphically underscore the poster’s unity message

8Condition: BLinen backed: NoThis vintage original WWII poster was issued by the United States War Production Board in 1942 to help promote scrap drives and the conservation of scare metal needed for the war effort

The lower left hand corner has the artist’s which looks like “Poh” Smith

1943 Construction Workers Build and Fight in the Seabees John Falter WWII politcal Army until it was replacedDate: 1943Artist: Falter, John Size (in): 42 x 28Size (cm): 106. 7 x 71. 1Condition: A B+Linen backed: NoThis vintage original and rare WWII poster was created by Nebraska born artist John Falter and issued by the U. S. Navy in 1943 to help recruit construction workers for service in the Seabees. Falter renders an image from the Pacific Theater of Seabees firing a M1 carbine and Thompson submachinegun from behind sandbags with a crane and bulldozer