Original U.S. WWII War Bonds “Care is Costly” U.S. Treasury Propaganda Poster - 18 ½” x 26” British "Bobby" Police They then took off for

They then took off for Paris

Aside from natural elements

It is fit into a brown leather frog

(Pleasure or Sporting Mauser rifles that were popular with many Boer officers and also purchased by the more affluent Boers)

with a partly bright finish showing a few spots of oxidation

Original U.S. WWII War Bonds “Care is Costly” U.S. Treasury Propaganda Poster - 18 ½” x 26” British "Bobby" Police They then took off forOriginal Item: Only One Available. This World War II era poster features a striking image of a soldier with wounds on his right hand and left leg below the knee. The poster encourages Americans to purchase war bonds reminding them that "Care is costly." The United States spent more than $300 billion supporting World War II by fighting the Axis powers and supplying our Allies. To fund this war, the United States Treasury issued war bonds that were