Original U.S. WWI The Hun - His Mark BLOT IT OUT With Liberty Bonds Propaganda Poster French Holsters air technology was unfortunately nowhere

air technology was unfortunately nowhere near as reliable as it is today

Late December saw a German counterattack known as the Battle of the Bulge

this seems to be a pretty versatile design that was easy to manufacture

The cover is also marked Hensoldt Wetzlar with a German inspection WaffenAmt and 1939 date

Original U.S. WWI The Hun - His Mark BLOT IT OUT With Liberty Bonds Propaganda Poster French Holsters air technology was unfortunately nowhereOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Committee of Public Information commissioned The Hun, His Mark, in 1917. This striking poster was designed by Chicago artist James Allen St. John who was best known, during the early part of the twentieth century, as a fantasy illustrator who worked closely with the Tarzan author Edgar Rice Burroughs to make his novels come to life for readers. In this poster, St. John depicts the bloody handprint that symbolized