1943 If You Tell Where He's Going He May Never Get There John Falter US Navy WWII Austria The American posters produced for

The American posters produced for the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign appear more apocalyptic than those produced for other Liberty Loan campaigns and this one is arguably the most pronounced example of that trend

Size (cm): 72

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1943 If You Tell Where He's Going He May Never Get There John Falter US Navy WWII Austria The American posters produced forDate: 1943 Artist: Falter, John Size (in): 28 x 20 Size (cm): 71. 1 x 50. 8 Condition: A Linen backed: No This poster was created for the Office of War Information in 1943 by the artist John Falter. A strapping young sailor flashes a confident smile as he moves effortlessly under the burden of a enormous bundle of ropes and canvas slung over his shoulder. The jovial image is underscored by the deadly serious admonition If you tell where hes going. he