1) Roughly 28 3/8" x 39 3/4" U.S. poster featuring WWII U.S. soldiers marching and looking back at armed colonial militiamen. 2) Roughly 15 7/8" x 22 3/8" U.S. poster featuring a black and white graphic of an American soldier in a combat uniform with helmet and rifle raising his arm to lead an attack. 3) Roughly 20" x 28" 5th War Loan poster dated 1944 and features a close-up aerial view of the bow of a U.S. submarine with a sailor manning a spot light and a second sailor using binoculars. 4) Roughly 14" x 22" 7th War Loan poster dated 1945. Marked with the Kellogg and Bulkeley marking. 5) Roughly 22" x 28" dated 1943 poster with a photograph of the Sullivan brothers in U.S. Navy gear. 6) Roughly 28" x 22" dated 1942 chart showing how many war stamps and bonds it takes to purchase various military equipment. 7) 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. 8) Roughly 20" x 28" dated 1945 poster featuring a workwoman hold a chart measuring the percentage of dollars spent on war loans. 9) Roughly 27 1/2" x 21 3/8" poster featuring a scene of military supply transport activities that is surrounded by images of various needed supplies. 10) 26" x 14" dated 1944 poster of a facsimile of a war savings bond series E for $100. 11) Like 10) but is dated 1945 and is for $200. 12) Like 10) but dated 1945 and is for $50. 13) 25" x 38" graphic designed poster divided into four panels promoting the buying of war stamps and bonds. All but 4) have the U.S. Government Printing Office Markings.

All posters are very fine with vivid and bright color and with clear and sharp printing. Each poster is folded with strong fold lines and some minor to moderate tears in the folds. There is some moderate edge wear. Other exceptions are as follow: 5) has some minor holes and some minor tape residue near the corners and a 1" tear towards the bottom. 9) is good with torn corners and a 4 inch tear near the right bottom corner.