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After serving in WWII as a mapmaker Feldman started his Falcon Press in Philadelphia in 1948 where he handled both graphic design and commercial printing and also produced his own fine art prints and art books
Frank Baum and Clara Ingram Judson among others
Size (in): 19" x 14"
Instead of Fife and Drum these modern Minutemen carry bushel baskets of garden vegetables and a sheaf of golden wheat above the tag line “The World Cry FOOD – Keep the Home Garden going”
Below the title reads: "If our good mule "Industry" were made National Food Dictator he would urge your appetite to do without unwise business laws
1951 How to Catch a Cold Walt Disney Productions Kleenex Film RKO D-181X Bermuda After serving in WWII asDate: 1951 Artist: Unknown Size (in): 20 x 14 Size (cm): 50. 8 x 35. 6 Condition: A Linen backed: No This vintage original poster is one in a series created by Walt Disney Productions and issued in 1951 for the International Cellucotton Products Company, owners of the Kleenex brand. The poster was issued in conjunction with a Walt Disney Productions created 10 minute animated educational short film titled How to Catch a Cold. RKO handled distribution
