Original U.S. WWII Rationing Propaganda Poster “Do with less” WITH Original Shipping Envelope From The Office of War Information - 28” x 22” US Civil War A third bracket is located

A third bracket is located on the front yoke

and the compass ring can be rotated to indicate course

The top of the page is torn away so we are not able to identify the American soldier

One such American unit

The sea-going nature of the Marine Corps

Original U.S. WWII Rationing Propaganda Poster “Do with less” WITH Original Shipping Envelope From The Office of War Information - 28” x 22” US Civil War A third bracket is locatedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is definitely one of the most famous WWII posters produced and is a popular image to use for social media. During the war years, gasoline, rubber, sugar, butter, and meat were rationed. Government publicity reminded people that shortages of these materials occurred because they were going to the troops, and that civilians should take part in conservation and salvage campaigns. Astronomical quantities of