Fred Chance - War traffic must come first. Don’t waste transportation

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If you tell where he’s going… he may never get there!

If you tell where he’s going… he may never get there! (1943)

John Philip Falter (American, 1910–1982)
Bristles are Scarce – Brushes are Precious

Bristles are Scarce – Brushes are Precious

Anonymous
The Life-Line is Firm Thanks to the Merchant Navy

The Life-Line is Firm Thanks to the Merchant Navy

Charles Wood (English, 20th Century)
Until He Comes Back! Buy Victory Bonds

Until He Comes Back! Buy Victory Bonds

Anonymous
No Torpedoes Without Sulphuric Acid

No Torpedoes Without Sulphuric Acid

Anonymous
In the Blackout – Before You Alight Make Sure the Train is in the Station – Look for Platform

In the Blackout – Before You Alight Make Sure the Train is in the Station – Look for Platform

Hans Schleger (German, 1898 - 1976)
Waiting – Buy Victory Bonds

Waiting – Buy Victory Bonds

Anonymous
Private Scrap Goes to the Front

Private Scrap Goes to the Front

Anonymous
Every Rivet – A Bullet – Speed the Ships

Every Rivet – A Bullet – Speed the Ships

Anonymous
Don’t Evacuate Your Fighting Dollars

Don’t Evacuate Your Fighting Dollars

Ricky RCAF (Canadian, 20th Century)
Sur terre, sur Mer et dans l’Air Les Alliés Ripostent

Sur terre, sur Mer et dans l’Air Les Alliés Ripostent

Anonymous
Careless talk got there first

Careless talk got there first (1944)

Ray Prohaska (American, 1901 - 1981)
The Telephonist – Be Brief – A War Call May be Waiting

The Telephonist – Be Brief – A War Call May be Waiting

Anonymous
Thousands are Waiting to Use What You’re Making

Thousands are Waiting to Use What You’re Making

W. A. Winter (Canadian, 20th Century)
The Famous British ‘Spitfires’ Flying in Formation

The Famous British ‘Spitfires’ Flying in Formation

James Gardner (English, 1907-1995)
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