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Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster in Ukrainian - World Peace - featuring a dynamic illustration of a worker in overalls holding a hammer in one hand next to an anvil and reaching out his other hand as a handshake sign of peace with the Kremlin and red stars in red below peace treaties and the flags of the Soviet nations in the background, the slogan in red italic letters. Good condition, small restored paper losses in margin, backed on linen. Country: Ukraine, year of printing: 1958, designer: I. Juban, size (cm): 105x64

Original vintage Chinese sport propaganda poster featuring a young man reading a Marxist book in the foreground with an army of young athletes in white uniform marching on parade behind him, a row of large red flags flying in the background with text on the flags, his book and in the margin below. Horizontal. Very good condition, small tears and creases in margins. Country: China, year of printing: 1970s, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 77x105

Original vintage Italian propaganda poster for the Italian Communist Party (PCI) published in 1965 to promote the party's fundraising campaign and pledges: Su Ogni Tessera un Bollino di Valore piu Alto (On each card, a higher value sticker) - Diamo e convinciamo a dare piu' dell' anno scorso secondo le possibilita' di ognuno (Let's give and convince to give more than last year according to the possibilities of each one of us). Text reads: Diamo al partito i mezzi per adempiere ai piu' vasti compiti che gli derivano dalla nuova realta' del paese e dalla sua forza accresciuta. Iniziative politiche, sviluppo dell'organizzazione, campagne elettorali, propaganda, sedi, apparato, aiuto alle organizzazioni piu' deboli: tutto questo esige che diamo e convinciamo a dare piu' dell'anno scorso secondo le possibillita' di ognuno. Good condition, tears and creases in margins. Country: Italy, year of printing: 1965, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 100x69

Original vintage WWI propaganda recruiting poster published by The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee: Rally around the Flag. The title is set against a yellow background and held within a black border,with images of the six Allied flags (Serbian, French, Russian, Belgian, Japanese and a British Red Ensign) placed on either side of the title, behind a crest which features the motto of the Order of the Garter surrounding a Union Flag, topped with a crown. Printed by Andrew Reid & Co., Ltd., Newcastle-on-Tyne. Tasked with boosting enlistment in the armed forces, the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee occupied a central place in the government’s wartime communications machinery. Although the technology to enable the relatively inexpensive mass production of high quality images had been in existence for over a century, the First World War saw the first extensive use of posters for propaganda purposes. The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (PRC) was a thirty member body organized by political party organizers, under the supervision of the War Office, with the express aim of aiding the raising of troop numbers in Britain’s volunteer army. The main modes of appeal were through mass recruiting rallies and through posters and pamphlets that encouraged enlistment. Within a few weeks of the outbreak of the war the designs of poster began to incorporate striking graphic images. Some 200 different posters were produced and distributed by the PRC over the course of the War. War posters were intended to be ephemeral and never meant to be archival or historical documents. Yet, because of the content of the messages they projected they have become an important resource by which we can today explore the mind set of those who believed passionately in the rightness of the cause and the necessity to wage War between 1914 and 1918. Good condition, tear on top margin, folds and faint creases. Country: UK, year of printing: 1910s, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 15x81 (Horizontal)

Original vintage World War Two propaganda poster "Children are safer in the country ... leave them there" featuring a black and white image of two young and healthy smiling children, the boy with his arm around a girl showing the older brother protecting his younger sister, with the text below. The evacuation during WWII known as Operation Pied Piper started in 1939, organised by the Ministry of Health to protect people from the bombing in cities by moving over 3.5 million evacuees to the safety of the countryside and other countries in the British Empire. Very good condition, small creases on margins. Country: UK, year of printing: 1940s, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 51x38

Original vintage election propaganda poster for the 1975 European Union Membership Referendum held in the United Kingdom Keep Britain in Europe - Make Wiltshire vote YES - Thursday 5th June. This European Communities Membership Referendum (aka the Referendum on the European Community or Common Market / Common Market Referendum / EEC Membership Referendum) was held on 5 June 1975 under the provisions of the Referendum Act 1975 by the Labour government led by Prime Minister Harold Wilson (1916-1995; PM 1974-1976) to gauge support from the people for the country's continued membership of the European Communities (EC European Community / Common Market), which the country entered on 1 January 1973 under the Conservative government led by the Prime Minister Edward Heath (1916-2005; PM 1970-1974); Labour's manifesto during the October 1974 General Election promised a people's vote to decide "through the ballot box" whether to remain in the EC, resulting in 67.23% Yes votes to remain in Europe and 32.77% No votes to leave Europe. Good condition, creases and folds on margins. Country: UK, year of printing: 1975, size (cm): 75.5x50.5.

Original vintage WWI recruiting poster published by the Parliamentary Recuiting Committee: What will your answer be - When your boy asks you - 'Father, what did you do to help when Britain fought for Freedom in 1915?' Enlist Now. Great image showing the silhouette of a Boy Scout holding a pennant flag on a pole and looking up at his father, who is scratching his head. Printed by Chorley & Pickersgill Ltd, Leeds and London. Tasked with boosting enlistment in the armed forces, the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee occupied a central place in the government’s wartime communications machinery. Although the technology to enable the relatively inexpensive mass production of high quality images had been in existence for over a century, the First World War saw the first extensive use of posters for propaganda purposes. The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (PRC) was a thirty member body organized by political party organizers, under the supervision of the War Office, with the express aim of aiding the raising of troop numbers in Britain’s volunteer army. The main modes of appeal were through mass recruiting rallies and through posters and pamphlets that encouraged enlistment. Within a few weeks of the outbreak of the war the designs of poster began to incorporate striking graphic images. Some 200 different posters were produced and distributed by the PRC over the course of the War. War posters were intended to be ephemeral and never meant to be archival or historical documents. Yet, because of the content of the messages they projected they have become an important resource by which we can today explore the mind set of those who believed passionately in the rightness of the cause and the necessity to wage War between 1914 and 1918. Fair condition, foxing and creases. Country: UK, year of printing: 1915, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 49x76 (Horizontal)

Original vintage WWI propaganda poster published by The Parliamentary War Savings Committee: Do you think my 5/ won't help the war loan - Do you realize thousands may be thinking the same - Do you know if each of us saved 5/ a week we should save nearly £600.000.000 a year - Invest your 5/ to-day. Printers, Sir Joseph Causton & Sons. Limited, London. The Parliamentary War Savings Committee, a cross-party organization set up in July 1915 as an outgrowth of the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, commissioned numerous posters urging citizens to lend their savings to the government. Through appeals such as this and by offering relatively high interest rates—5 percent by 1917—Britain was able to finance much of its war effort. These loans proved to be a heavy burden on the postwar economy, however, and contributed to the decline of British power and prosperity in the decades after the war. Very good condition, folded as issued, waving, minor tears and staining in margins. Country: UK, year of printing: 1916, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 75x50.5

Original vintage WWI recruiting poster published by the Parliamentary Recuiting Committee reading 'Fight for Freedom with the Strength of Free Men' with the text printed in white against a green background. Printed by Roberts & Leete Ltd., London. Tasked with boosting enlistment in the armed forces, the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee occupied a central place in the government’s wartime communications machinery. Although the technology to enable the relatively inexpensive mass production of high quality images had been in existence for over a century, the First World War saw the first extensive use of posters for propaganda purposes. The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (PRC) was a thirty member body organized by political party organizers, under the supervision of the War Office, with the express aim of aiding the raising of troop numbers in Britain’s volunteer army. The main modes of appeal were through mass recruiting rallies and through posters and pamphlets that encouraged enlistment. Within a few weeks of the outbreak of the war the designs of poster began to incorporate striking graphic images. Some 200 different posters were produced and distributed by the PRC over the course of the War. War posters were intended to be ephemeral and never meant to be archival or historical documents. Yet, because of the content of the messages they projected they have become an important resource by which we can today explore the mind set of those who believed passionately in the rightness of the cause and the necessity to wage War between 1914 and 1918. Fair condition, folds, creases and foxing in margins. Country: UK, year of printing: 1915, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 24x74.5 (Horizontal)

Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster featuring an illustration of a person in a military style dress that resembles a Nazi SS uniform and metal axe head with a swastika on the bottom, the wooden handle of the blood-soaked axe on the side, a skull on the hat and money dollar sign earrings, the person holding a mirror in one hand and the axe handle with the other hand. One of a series from M Abramov’s set of political cartoons No Cold War - Attire from the Wardrobe of Augusto Pinochet. Artwork by Mark Aleksandrovich Abramov (1913-1994). Excellent condition. Country: Russia , year of printing: 1976, designer: M. Abramov, size (cm): 48x32

Original vintage Danish Anti-Landmine propaganda poster: Danger! Don't touch Landmines - Notify the Police! (Danish text reads: 'Livsfare. Rør ikke Landminer - underret Politiet!'). Artwork by Borges showing different types of landmines lying in the grass, with the text printed above and below the image in stylised red and black letters. Printed by Olsen, Aarhus Fair condition, staining, small tears and losses in margins. Country: Denmark, year of printing: 1945, designer: Borges, size (cm): 84x61

Original vintage propaganda advertising poster published by the American National Red Cross (founded 1881) to encourage people to learn to swim featuring a great image of a lady wearing a red swimsuit and white swimming cap with her head facing out of the water towards the viewer as she takes a breath whilst swimming, the text above in stylised red and blue letters with a red cross below. Very good condition, faint fold on bottom right corner. Country: USA, year of printing: 1950s, designer: Holmgren, size (cm): 56x40.5

Original vintage propaganda poster for the post-war US sponsored European Recovery Program (1948) known as the Marshall plan - Despite Everything / Malgré Tout. Bold design by Kennan Temizan depicting blue and red clouds with sparkling white stars representing the American flag and the European Union shining a ray of light down onto a tree stump allowing a new tree to grow on a green patch of grass with a broken axe on the side. This design received the 5th Prize in the Intra-European Cooperation for a Better Standard of Living poster competition on the theme of cooperation and economic recovery that was held in Europe for the Marshall Plan. Printed by Kühn & Zoon Rotterdam. Fair condition, minor creasing on margin, tears on margin. Country: Netherlands, year of printing: 1950, designer: Kennan Temizan, size (cm): 75x55

Original vintage motivational poster published by Mather & Company: Right-of-Way! Keeping everything neat gives you the 'go-ahead' - Order speeds results. Great design by Henry Lee Jr, showing a train and its locomotive crossing a bridge at full speed with the text printed above the illustration and inside the bridge's arch against a yellow background. This poster was published by Charles Mather, a Chicago printer, towards the end of the "The Roaring 1920s, when jobs were plentiful, and a movement known as Welfare Capitalism emerged, in which employers countered the grievances of labor unions and socialists by voluntarily offering higher wages, health insurance, reduced hours, and paid vacations in exchange for higher productivity and improved employee loyalty. Mather recognized the movement as a chance to expand his business by selling factory owners subscriptions to his poster series. He had seen the success of the government's propaganda poster campaign during WWI and applied the same advertising techniques, working instead with corporations striving to develop their employees. Mather sought out artists such as Willard Frederick Elmes, Hal Depuy, and Henry Lee, Jr to create posters with bold graphics and simple, direct messages. Employers could take their pick from a catalogue of posters covering such workplace topics as practical jokes, fire prevention, laziness, accountability, and rumor spreading. Mather provided over 300 unique posters over the course of seven years, until the stock market crash of October 1929, when employers no longer had extra funds to spend on motivational material. Printed in USA by Mather & Company, Chicago, Illinois. Fair condition, small paper losses in margins, scratches and marks, small tears and faint foxing, backed on board. Country: USA, year of printing: 1929, designer: Henry Lee, Jr., size (cm): 112x91

Original vintage propaganda poster published by the Italian Communist Party (PCI: Partito Comunista Italiano) for the commemoration of the 44th anniversary of the Socialist Revolution of October 1917: For Peace, Freedom, Progress, Communism advances victorious (text in Italian reads: Per la Pace, la Liberta, il Progresso, il Comunismo avanza vittorioso). It features a stiking design dominated by a white sickle and hammer rising up towards a large blue sky, and serving as a launchpad for a stylized rocket flying towards the cosmos. Below, a panorama of factories and building sites can be seen on the horizon. After World War II, the PCI became the second largest political party of Italy, behind the Christian Democracy, attracting the support of about a third of the vote share during the 1970s. At the time, it was the largest communist party in the West of Europe. Printed in Italy by Cronograph, Roma. Fair condition, folded as issued, paper losses and tears in margins. Country: Italy, year of printing: 1961, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 140x99.5

Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster featuring the statue of a worker and collective farmer in black and white in front of a large Soviet Peace Fund emblem against the blue sky with the text above and below in white and red letters. The Soviet Peace Foundation charity was formed in 1961 (now the Russian Peace Foundation). Fair condition, folded as issued, paper losses in margins, stains and creases. Country: Russia, year of printing: 1982, designer: V. Pastushkov, size (cm): 84x55

Vintage reproduction propaganda poster originally published by the Women's Social & Political Union (WSPU): ‘The Cat and Mouse Act Passed by the Liberal Government - The Liberal Cat - Electors Vote Against Him! Keep the Liberal out! Buy and read The Suffragette. Price 1d.' Artwork showing a woman trapped in the jaws of a predatory cat with the London's skyline at dusk seen in the background. This poster is a 1971 re-issue printed for Her Majesty's Stationery Office by The Soman-Wherry Press Ltd., from an original copy held by the London Museum, and originally printed and published by David Allen & Sons Ltd, Harrow. The Cat and Mouse Act was the nickname for the Prisoner's Temporary Discharge of Ill Health Act introduced by the British Government in their fight against the introduction of votes for women. Suffragettes who found themselves in prison for destroying public and private property to highlight their cause went on hunger strike. As soon as they fell sick as a result of their starvation, the women were set free only to be arrested again and sent back to jail to complete their sentence, thus the cat and mouse nickname for the legislation. Good condition, cracks, small marks and staining in bottom margin. Country: UK, year of printing: 1971, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 76x50

Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster featuring an illustration of soldier in military uniform conducting a choir of men in black suits and top hats with large pentagon shaped mouths. One of a series from M Abramov’s set of political cartoons No Cold War - In one voice! Artwork by Mark Aleksandrovich Abramov (1913-1994). Excellent condition. Country: Russia , year of printing: 1976, designer: M. Abramov, size (cm): 48x32

Original vintage WWI propaganda poster: La Grande Guerre - La prise de Przemysl (Text translates as: The Great War - The capture of Przemysl). Woodcut print with hand colouring through stencils by Eduardo Garcia Benito (1891-1981) featuring Russian soldiers walking in the snow. Przemysl was a fortified town on the Austro-Hungarian border with Russia (in present day Poland, 125 miles east of Kraków). The siege was the longest of the war, beginning on 24 September and ending on 22 March 1915 (with a brief cessation in October). It was a major defeat for Austria-Hungary. The text on the print expressed the view of many, that the fall of the garrison would give Russia access into Hungary. Print no. 53bis from the 2nd series La Grande Guerre. Published by Tolmer & Co. Eduardo Benito was a Spanish fashion illustrator and painter, noted for his Vogue covers of the 1920s and 1930s. He studied at the Mignon studio, and later trained under Daniel Vierge. In 1912 he moved to Paris, he later spent 15 years painting Vogue covers. Among Benito's subjects as a portrait painter were Alfonso XIII of Spain, Paul Poiret, and the Chinese Royal family. Also in 1912, he won a scholarship to study at L’École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. Very good condition, fold in top left corner, small tears, foxing and staining in margins. Country: France, year of printing: 1915, designer: Eduardo Garcia Benito, size (cm): 32x40.5 (Horizontal)

Four original Chinese Propaganda posters in excellent condition

Four original China propaganda posters in excellent condition

Four original Chinese propaganda posters in good condition

Two original Chinese propaganda posters in good condition

Russia 1929 Child Welfare SG536-537 u/m set; Env cancel 14.4.1929 Leningrad TPO cancel on SG536; Rev received Ostashkov 15.4.1929, 1929-1932 high value definitives SG560 m/m; SG561 used; SG562 m/m, 1929 Industrial Loan Propaganda SG563-564 sets m/m & used; Env SG564 cancel Kamensk district 25.3.1930; Rev received Moscow 27.3.1930 and 1929 Industrial Loan Propaganda SG565-566 sets u/m & used; Env registered Fastov No 285 5.4.1930; Rev SG566 cancel 5.4.1930 received Montreal & Kitchener Canada

Russia Air Airship Travel Propaganda SG664 m/m, SG662-663, 665-666 used

Russia 1935 Anti-War Propaganda SG673-674 used, SG675677 m/m

Germany 1934-1935 SG560-561 m/m & used sets; Libby's Milk illustrated postcard used cancel on SG494b; Michel P253 unused; P254 used; Saar Plebiscite SG541-542 used set 544-545 m/m; Saar restoration SG562-565 m/m set; Env cancel on Sg565; Propaganda postcard cancel on SG181 each item displayed & described with full details of all censor & transit cancels

Germany 1938 Occupation Sudetenland postcard cancel on SG484b; Env provisional cancel on SG500b; Env Kriegern cancel on SG506b; RP postcard Mahrisch Neustadt church cancel official handstamp Nazi party on SG497b; Env Hindenburg definitives cancel propaganda slogan; Env cancel on SG500b; Env cancel on SF673 each item displayed & described with full details of all censor & transit cancels

Germany 1945 Local Issue Strausberg Michel P893 II unused pre paid postcard opts obliterate Hitter's portrait & propaganda text

East Germany 1950 Elections SG E32 used & on env 15.10.1950 Leipzig c2 Unity list cachet; Peace Propaganda SG E33-E36 used set; 1951 Leipzig Spring Fair SG E39-E40 m/m pairs, env cancel on SG E10 &e39; Polish President visit Berlin SG E41-E42 m/m pairs, Env cancel on SG E42 & R46-R47

Ten Japanese Banknotes and Similar, including unusual Hansatsu note of Japan, Japan ten Yen Propaganda note, mixed grades.

Southern Asian languages.- Alphabets.- Amaduzzi (Giovanni Cristoforo) and Cassiano Beligatti Alphabetum Brammhanicum seu Indostanum. Universitatis Kasi, first edition, title with woodcut printer's device, Devanagari characters in text, partially erased ink stamp to title, causing small hole and paper thinning, ink stamp to final verso, some water-staining and spotting, contemporary vellum, gilt morocco label to spine, [Smitskamp 206; Birrell & Garnett 12], Rome, Typis Sacrae Congregationis de Propaganda Fide, 1771; and a first edition of Alphabetum Grandonico-Malabaricum, Rome, 1772, 8vo (2)⁂ A Sanskrit alphabet as used at Kasi University, Benares, with Christian texts in parallel Latin and Hindi.

Euro - propaganda 1984 poster

A box of ten framed World War II propaganda and advertising

Lusitania propaganda medallion, unboxed and four replica medals - WW1 German Iron Cross 2nd Class, WW2 Air Crew Europe Stat. WW1 Distinguished flying Cross and British Empire Medal Military Divison (5) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Eight copies of Signal, German propaganda publication, and one copy of Der Adler dated 1942

Das Wahre Gesicht Der Partisanen - The True Face of the Partisans of the Independent State of Croatia, Zabreb 1943 Nazi propaganda ephemera booklet

Theology - Pott (Davide Julio) & Ruperti (Georgio Alexandro), Sylloge Commentationum Theologicarum, eight-volume set bound as four, [Helmstadt]: C.G. Fleckeisen, 1800-1807, volume I with a fold-out plate of New Testament Greek epigraphy printed in sepia, 19th century panelled calf, speckled edges, presentation plates to each pastedown for Mansfield College, Oxford, 12mo, (4); [Ludolph of Saxony], Saxonia (Ludolphus de), Vita Jesu Christi [...], four-volume set, [Paris]: Victorem Palme, [Rome]: Libraria S. Congreg. De Propaganda Fide, 1870, title and half-titles printed in black and red, engraved frontispiece to each volume and printer's device on each title-page, contemporary English purple half-calf and cloth, marbled edges and endpapers, Plain Armorial bookplates to each pastedown: Rt. Revd. W.B. Allen Collier, D.D. [Benedictine Bishop, 1802-1890], 8vo, (4); Baxter (The Rev. Richard), The Saints' Everlasting Rest [...], Kelly's Edition, Embellished with Engravings, London: Thomas Kelly, 1827, contemporary half-calf and marbled boards, 8vo; Scottish Imprint, Stackhouse (Reverend Thomas), A New History of the Holy Bible, Edinburgh: Sands [...], 1764, contemporary calf, 8vo; Commentary on the Old Testament [...] [and] New Testament, London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1885 & 1889, chromolithographic maps of the Holy Land, contemporary half-calf Diocese of Worcester prize bindings, upper-covers gilt blocked with their ecclesiastical armorial, their inscribed presentation plate to each pastedown, 12mo, (2), [12]

Continental Theology - Mabillon [Dom Jean, O.S.B.], De Liturgia Gallicana, Luteciæ Parisiorum [Paris]: Apud Viduam Edmundi Martin et Johannem Boudot [...], 1685, engraved title-page vignettes, armorial and architectural headpieces, some historiated initials, contemporary calf spine and lower-cover only, E Libris Bibliothecæ Seminarii Diœcesani S. Josephi, Loïds [Leeds], 19th century monogrammed bookplate, 4to; Cattaneo (Padre Carlo Ambrogio [S.I.], Opere [...], Venezia: Preffo Niccolo' Pezzana, 1768, contemporary boards, 4to; Aquinatis (S. Thomae), [Aquinas (Saint Thomas, OP)], Institutiones Philosophicae [...], five-volume set, Montis Casini (Monte Cassino): Ex Typis Abbatiae, 1875, contemporary half-vellum and marbled bindings, gilt-lettered lettering pieces to spines, half-titles with slightly later dated ink MS ownership inscriptions: Mark Cosgrave's, Propaganda Roma, August 15th 1881, early 20th century theological library stamps: Downlands Fathers' S.H.C. Library, Toowoomba, [Australia], later inscriptions and bookplates, 8vo, (5); Roman Catholic Bishop of Plymouth's Copy, Patrologiæ Cursus Completus [...], [Writings of the Church Fathers], one volume only, [Paris]: J-P Migne, Petit-Montrouge, 1853, contemporary half-vellum and marbled boards, five-compartment spine with gilt-lettered morocco labels to the second and fourth-compartments, the remaining centred and tooled with floral sprays in gilt, Gothic Armorial bookplate by A.E. Kelsey to recto pastedown: Ex Libris Episcopi Plymuten, coat of arms crested by a galero with twelve tassels, 4to, (1); further part-vellum bound theological works, various, (3); etc, [13]

Postcards, Nazi Germany, a collection of 27 cards of various sizes, RP's and printed, inc. Hitler, Propaganda 800 years of Bernburg (scarce), The Bismarck (repro), art style T34, Ship menu card, 13th June 1936 from the Monte Rosa, Italy, Ritter Kruz Willi Riedel, also postal stationery cards, Winter Week 1938 (5), Hitler's Birthday 1938, Nurenberg 1937, Vienna Philatelic 1941, circular stamps, some postally used (gd/vg)

Ephemera WW2, 35 Travel Tickets with propaganda message on the backs, all different e.g. 'Join the Army for Duration of War', 'If You Want To Help Your Country You Must Come Forward Now', 'A Chance Remark May Help The Enemy Be Careful What You Say', 'Don't Leave Your Gas Mask On The Bus' (gen gd) (35)

Postcards, Nazi Germany, a collection of 11 propaganda postcards and postal stationery cards inc. Stamp Day 1936 (x2), Berlin Olympics 1936 (3), Anti-Russian, NSDAP 1939, etc (gd/vg) (11, some duplication)

Postcards, Fascist Italy, 8 cards, inc. occupation of North East Africa, Mussolini, Propaganda, 8th Battalion Eritrea, 1st Division Special Infantry etc (mainly gd)

Everyone Should Do His Bit Enlist Now', WWI propaganda poster dated 1915 by Baron Low, depicting a Boy Scout holding drum sticks with his foot on the drum, printed by Roberts & Leete Ltd, London, Published by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, London Poster No. 121, approx 73cm x 48.5cm, AF bottom right hand corner is torn and missing, damages, splits and tears to all sides, crease lines from being folded into four, with minor holes to the creases, would suggest viewing if possible

1805 ''England Expects'' 1915, Are You Doing Your Duty?, WWI propaganda poster, featuring Admiral Horatio Nelson with a warship at dusk in the background, Printed by Sergeant Bros Ltd, London & Abergavenny, published by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, London Poster No.101, approx 49cm x 74cm, AF tears to three of the four corners, one of which has been fixed with celotape, tears and damages to all sides, previously been folded into four, with minor damages along the creases, two larger tears, one to top edge one to bottom

Are You In This? WWI propaganda poster designed by Lt. Gen. Sir R. S.S. Baden-Powell, depicting men, women and children engaged in war work with a well dressed gentleman smoking a cigarette, printed by Johnson Riddle & Co Ltd, London, published by The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, London poster no.121, approx 76cm x 55cm, AF loots to have laid down on old paper as there are many tears to the top and the right side, some staining to the left hand side possibly water damage, pin holes to all corners

WWI and WWII Collectable Items - including two propaganda 78rpm records entitled Dear Mrs - (Alias Adolf Hitler), three WWI postcards showing army camps and soldiers, a 1945 copy of 'Britain's Home Guard', nicely illustrated, etc.

[GOEBBELS JOSEPH]: (1897-1945) German Politician, Reich Minister of Propaganda in Nazi Germany 1933-45. An unused 4to sheet of Goebbel's printed stationery, featuring the black printed heading Der Reichsminister fur Volksaufklarung und Propaganda beneath a blind embossed Nazi eagle and swastika, also with the printed address at Wilhelmplatz, Berlin. Some light creasing otherwise VGProvenance: Accompanied by a statement of origin signed by Richard O. Rex stating that he personally removed the stationery from the Reich Chancellery in Berlin in July 1945 after having been flown in to help establish a medical dispensary for use during The Potsdam Conference. Also signed by a Notary Public as a witness.

Two Vietnamese communist propaganda posters, contemporary reprint, framed and glazed, approx each 54 x 45 cm

Iraq War Propaganda – An interesting range of seven propaganda documents including picture of Saddam Hussein.

A pair of metal Waffen SS propaganda posters. Approximately 44.5cm by 29cm.

RIEFENSTAHL LENI: (1902-2003) German Film Director, remembered for her Nazi propaganda film Triumph of the Will. Vintage signed sepia postcard photograph of Riefenstahl standing in an elegant three quarter length pose. Signed with her name alone in ink to the lower border. About EX

Three Early and Mid 20th Century Russian Propaganda Posters, each printed with various military vehicles and soldiers, one superimposed with the portrait of Vladimir Lenin, paper laid onto hardboard, 31cm by 42cm, 32cm by 47cm and 30cm by 41cm (3)

A German album of pre-war cigarette cards of anti British propaganda

Japan.- [Sino-Japanese War propaganda book], folding map, colour and plain photographic illustrations, original loosely cloth-covered boards, mounted illustration to upper cover, 4to, [c.1939]

Broadside: Protest against the British Government. Large folio sheet, 25" x 30", b/w wood engraved illustrations and border in the shape of a harp. (1)American Fenian propaganda published in Philadelphia by Prinsteller William Smith, probably in the 1860s. It features an imaginary portrait of Robert Emmett and an honor roll of prominent Fenians, along with a stirring text comparing the Repeal movement with the American Revolution. On the verso is a large wood engraving of a pretty girl. I was told that his image was meant to camouflage the incendiary material on the other side. A few stains at top. Good condition overall. (1)

WW2 British Propaganda Postcard “RAF We Are Coming Everywhere”, has artist impression of a RAF pilot strangling and crushing a Luftwaffe plane in his hands. Dropped over enemy territories.

An iconic Spanish civil war Poster published by the Catalonian Ministry of Propaganda in 1936. The title translates as "smash fascism" and shows a foot clad in an espadrille stamping on and cracking a swastika. The image was produced by Pere Catala-Pic (1889-1971), an avante-garde photographer. 100cm x 70 cm.

A SECOND WORLD WAR GROUP OF FOUR MEDALS TO CORPORAL V.F. GALTON, HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT, LATER 2ND DERBYSHIRE YEOMANRY, 147 REGIMENT ROYAL ARMOURED CORPS attached to the 51st Highland Division (normandy), comprising the 1939-45 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal and War Medal 1939-45, all unnamed as issued, unmounted; together with the recipient's Soldiers Service & Pay Book; recipient's fibre I.D. tags (V Galton / C E / 5508411); associated cloth and metal regimental & divisional insignia; and various German artefacts found during Operation Totalize in the Falaise Gap, each individually labelled by Corporal Galton, including a German folding knife, inscribed '1944 German Knife France'; an alarm whistle '1944 German Whistle France'; and a Reich Labour Front (RAD) aluminium belt buckle, mistakenly labelled 'German Badge Found on Battle Field at Falaise Gap 1944 France'; and two U.S. / British propaganda 'Safe Conduct' leaflets, dropped on retreating German forces, '147 Regt Royal Armoured Corps - From the Battlefield at Falaise Gap, France 1944'.

MILITARIA - A SECOND WORLD WAR PROPAGANDA POSTER 'TITTLE TATTLE / LOST THE BATTLE', after G. Lacoste, 41cm x 30.5cm, framed and glazed.