1942 Official Civilian Defense Insignia by Charles Coiner WWII Pictrograms Navy The poster was issued folded

The poster was issued folded and the original fold lines are evident along with a single pinhole on each corner

Klein’s vibrant Mid-Century style is instantly recognizable in the stylized depiction of well-known London landmarks Big Ben

Size (in): 27" x 18"

This rare pictorial map of the mountainous Laurel Canyon neighborhood in Los Angeles’s Hollywood Hills was created by the artist James “Wren” Lister in 1949

A woman marine with resolute gaze holds a clipboard and stands next to an airplane above the tag line “Be A Marine

1942 Official Civilian Defense Insignia by Charles Coiner WWII Pictrograms Navy The poster was issued foldedDate: c. 1942Artist: Coiner, Charles T. Size (in): 40 x 28. 5 Size (cm): 101. 5 x 72. 5Condition: B+Linen backed: NoThis vintage original WWII poster was created by noted graphic designer and artist Charles T. Coiner and issued in 1942 by the United States Office of Civilian Defense. Coiners innovative use of simple but brilliant geometric pictograms was described as visionary and was an important inspiration for the corporate logo and branding design