WWII Vintage Women’s Recruitment Poster ‘He’ll be home sooner… now you’ve joined the WAVES’, 1944

Name: WWII Vintage Women's Recruitment Poster 'He'll be home sooner... now you've joined the WAVES', 1944
SKU: 00777
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This is a patriotic American advertising poster from World War II created by John Falter for the United States government. This poster features bold typography that frames the central scene of the image: two women standing, one looking intently at the other, who is gazing hopefully into the distance. Above them it reads in navy blue lettering, “He’ll be home sooner…” and below, “now you’ve joined the WAVES.” This is a beautiful and moving example of the posters that were created by the American government to encourage participation in the ongoing war effort.

WAVES = Women’s Acceptance for Volunteer Emergency Services

Details

Artists:

John Falter

Origin:

America (USA)

Circa:

1944

Size:

26.375'' x 37.875''

ID:

#00777

Style:

Patriotic

Condition:

Very Good

Wear:

Wear consistent with age and use

Linen Backed:

Yes

Size

Unit

Inches

Centimeters

Width

26.375

66.99 Height

37.875

96.2 Depth

0.1

0.25 Details

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