posters from World War II
Walking a glossy tiled hallway on a quick stop at the hallowed American Legion building downtown this morning, I couldn't help but halt with arched back to observe not only artwork, but those terse messages of vigilance and service on framed posters from the war years.
I was so moved, I wanted to load them into my car and bring them home. That's what I told the receptionist, peering up at me with second grade teacher-like glasses and hunkered down behind the over sized front desk. She just smiled and nodded, then shook her head with a feigned look of sadness. Ah, well.
These are remarkable posters, and there must be literally thousands. The Minnesota Public Library has a great Collection.
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1 Comments:
These are lovely, but it was
Elmer Fudd that really made me grin!
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