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Restored American military posters

American service. Preserved with pride.

Recruiting, war bond and home-front posters from 1917 to the 1960s, restored from archival scans, researched, and printed to order in the USA as paper or ready-to-hang framed prints.

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Restored 1942 Setting the Course to Victory United States Coast Guard poster

RESTORED EDITION1942

Restored from archival scansDamage repaired, nothing redrawn

Researched historySources listed for every poster

Paper or framedPrinted to order in the USA

Free US shippingPlus our quality promise on every print

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Find the poster for your service.

Popular with veterans and their families, and as gifts for retirements, homecomings and anniversaries.

Army

Recruiting, the Tank Corps and the American soldier.

Navy

Recruiting, the WAVES and the war at sea.

Marine Corps

Corps tradition and the Women’s Reserve.

Air Force

Air power and postwar recruiting.

Coast Guard

Guarding the coasts and convoys.

Home Front

War bonds, production and careless talk.

Allied

Britain’s Royal Navy and other wartime allies.

Latest restorations

Restored, researched and ready to hang.

Paper prints from $49 and framed prints from $119, printed to order in the USA with free Standard shipping.

Remember Dec. 7th! restored 1942 Pearl Harbor poster by Allen Saalburg: a torn 48-star American flag at half-mast against black smoke and blue sky, under a line from the Gettysburg Address

1942 · Allen Saalburg

Remember Dec. 7th! Pearl Harbor Flag at Half-Mast

Paper from $49 · Framed from $119

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Save Rubber Check Your Tires Now restored 1942 home-front poster by Walter Richards: four helmeted soldiers with rifles in a jeep leaping over a desert ridge, under the words They’ve got more important places to go than you

1942 · Walter Richards

Save Rubber, Check Your Tires Now: They’ve Got More Important Places to Go Than You

Paper from $49 · Framed from $119

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I Want You for U.S. Army restored 1917 recruiting poster by James Montgomery Flagg: Uncle Sam in a star-spangled top hat and blue coat pointing straight at the viewer above the words Nearest Recruiting Station

1917 · James Montgomery Flagg

I Want You for U.S. Army: Uncle Sam by James Montgomery Flagg

Paper from $49 · Framed from $119

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Keep Pouring It On Hot restored 1945 Seventh War Loan poster: two helmeted soldiers crouch in jungle grass as a flamethrower sends fire into an orange sky, with the words 7th War Loan Drive starts today

1945 · Anonymous (U.S. Government Printing Office)

Keep Pouring It On… Hot! 7th War Loan Drive

Paper from $49 · Framed from $119

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They Call Them Devil-Hounds restored 1918 First World War poster by Victor Pérard: a helmeted U.S. Marine throwing a grenade across a battlefield under an orange sky, rifle in hand, comrades advancing behind him

1918 · Victor Pérard

They Call Them Devil-Hounds: Our Marines

Paper from $49 · Framed from $119

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Hit Hard and Often With the Marines restored 1942 Marine Corps recruiting poster: a silver Grumman Wildcat fighter shooting down two Japanese aircraft over Japanese rooftops with Mount Fuji in the distance

1942 · Anonymous (Marine Corps Publicity Bureau)

Hit Hard and Often With the Marines

Paper from $49 · Framed from $119

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Keep Em Frying restored WPA poster from Los Angeles: cartoon heads of the three Axis leaders in a frying pan over flames, held by a hand in a Stars and Stripes cuff, with text about saving kitchen grease

c. 1942 · Work Projects Administration, Southern California

Keep ’Em Frying! Make It Hot for the Axis

Paper from $49 · Framed from $119

To Have and to Hold War Bonds restored 1944 U.S. Treasury poster: a battle-worn soldier in a helmet gripping a huge rippling American flag against a dark sky

1944 · Vic Guinnell

War Bonds: To Have and to Hold!

Paper from $49 · Framed from $119

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See what careful restoration changes.

Joseph Pennell’s 1918 That Liberty Shall Not Perish: the Library of Congress scan, and our restored edition. Stains, wear and fading are repaired; the artist’s line and lettering are kept. Look for the slider on product pages to compare any poster yourself.

That Liberty Shall Not Perish poster before restoration, Library of Congress scan

That Liberty Shall Not Perish poster by Joseph Pennell, restored

How we restore a poster

Quality promiseDamaged, faulty or not what you ordered? Tell us within 7 days and we will send a free replacement. Details

Printed in the USA200gsm fine-art paper; frames in black, white or natural wood with shatterproof glazing.

Free Standard shippingTo every US address. Express available at checkout.

Poster histories

The story behind the artwork.

Every print comes with a researched history: who made it, why, and what happened next. Browse the Poster Journal.

Remember Dec. 7th! The Pearl Harbor Poster That Borrowed Lincoln’s Words

Save Rubber, Check Your Tires Now: The 1942 Jeep Poster and the Year America Ran Out of Rubber

I Want You: The Story of James Montgomery Flagg’s Uncle Sam

Prefer metal? More of our military designs are available as magnet-mounted metal posters on Displate. Browse the Displate collection →

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