1) Roughly 28 1/2" x 39 3/4" dated 1944 graphic design poster with face of a battle hardened U.S. solider angrily looking down at the country of Japan. "NEXT!" at the top, "6th/ WAR/ LOAN" at the bottom, with U.S. Government Printing Office and U.S. Treasury markings on the bottom whit border. 2) Roughly 20" x 28" dated 1945 poster featuring a photograph of a workwoman hold a chart measuring the percentage of dollars spent on war loans (is unmarked). "This IS/ OUR GOAL/ IN THE/ 7TH WAR LOAN" at the top, a President Franklin D. Roosevelt quote at the bottom, with the U.S. Printing Office and Treasury markings on the bottom white border. 3) Roughly 27 1/2" x 21 3/8" graphic design poster featuring a scene of military supply transport activities that is surrounded by images of various needed supplies, including gas masks, parachutes, signal flags, rifles, and other weapons. "HELP SEND THEM WHAT IT/ TAKES TO WIN DO YOUR JOB/ WITH WAR STAMPS AND BONDS" near the bottom over a list of the cost of various military equipment, with the U.S. Printing Office marking on the bottom white border.

1) and 2) are very fine. Both posters are folded with strong fold lines and a few minor edges along the folds. There is some minor edge/border wear. All color is vivid and bright. 3) is good. Is folded with strong fold lines and some moderate tears along the folds. Moderate edge wear, torn corners and a 4 inch tear near the right bottom corner. The color is vivid and bright.