WWI Vintage First Field Artillery Poster ‘Learn To Ride’, 1914
$1,350.00
In stock
This poster shows America’s readiness for WWI in 1914. The New York Guard was looking to recruit people to learn skills for a mishap in the near future (cue WWI). It shows the ‘old guard’ with his sword learning ‘Modern’ skills, listed out below the circle image. The 6 points below ‘Learn to Ride’ are as follows:
Learn to Handle a military motorcycle
Learn to operate a Machine Gun
Learn to drive armored Motor Cars
Learn infantry drills
Become a Crack shot with Rifle and Revolver
Learn Boxing under Prof. Mike Donovan
This was offered as an educational program that wouldn’t ‘interfere with your business’.
Size
Unit
Inches
Centimeters
Width
27.375
69.5325
Height
39.875
101.2825
Depth
0.1
0.25
Details
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Belgium Vintage Advertising Poster ‘Ville de Mons Carnival’ by Hannecart, 1905
Origin:
Belgium
Artist:
Hannecart
Circa:
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Size:
44.75'' x 73.25''
Vintage French National Railroads Travel Poster, ‘Discover France by Train’ by Luc Marie Bayle, 1954
Origin:
France
Artist:
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Circa:
1954
Size:
24.25'' x 39.25''
Original Vintage French Disney Movie Poster ‘Baby: Le Secret la Légende Oubliée’ (Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend), 1985
Origin:
Artist:
Circa:
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Size:
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