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A 20thC autograph album, containing a quantity of poems, ditties, drawings, propaganda style and others, The Only Thing I Can Draw cigarette picture, various other drawings, poems, etc.

1967 Chinese propaganda poster, 30ins x 21ins, framed

Similar Chinese propaganda poster of Chairman Mao, 30ins x 21ins, framed

Similar Chinese propaganda poster, children in Tiananmen Square, 30ins x 21ins, framed

Russian propaganda poster promoting work ethics, 30ins x 41ins, unframed

A collection of framed propaganda prints

A rare piece of Italian fascist propaganda made for daily use, circa 1930. Inscribed A chi L'Italia? A Noi. (To whom Italy? To us.) With a gilt image of Benito Mussolini in front of a backdrop of flags. Illegibly signed in the upper right corner. Case tests for coin silver but is unmarked. Total weight: 110.6 grams (3.55 troy). Dimensions are: 3 3/16" X 2 3/8". All measurements are approximate. Condition: Minor aging, tarnish. Fine - Very Fine.

G.A. WENDT "Le Vengeur", a French Cavalry Officer, a Watercolour, bears inscriptions including "La Marne 6 Sept 1914", 50cm x 35cm in glazed frame, together with ONE OTHER FRENCH PROPAGANDA IMAGE by the same artist

Six Tay Bridge disaster postcards, handwritten record of cricket test matches 1946 onwards plus WWII propaganda booklets

A First World War propaganda poster, 'Over the top for you', created by Sidney H. Riesenberg (1885-1971) for the Third Liberty Loan campaign in which the general public were encouraged to buy U.S. Government Bonds, 72cm x 47cm, framed and glazed

Dandy (1939) 100, 103-107. First propaganda war issues. Desperate Dan declares war on Germany after his tobacco cargo is sunk by Nazi torpedoes. He also: gets awarded the Iron Cross, drinks the Baltic dry - sinks German navy, meets Addie and Hermy in the blackout etc. etc. 107: first Addie and Hermy Nasty Nazis strip, 1st full page Desperate Dan (he deserves it). 'These Blinking Vaccies' strip of Boys & Girls sent to the countryside (meant to be funny...). 107: back cover torn in half (no loss), pages 21, 22 major single tear (no loss) 100, 106, 107 [gd], 103-104 [vg], 105 [vg-] (6)

Dandy (1941) 171-177. Propaganda war issues. Including April Fool and Easter Numbers. Some grubby covers [gd/vg-] (7). No Reserve

Dandy (1941) 179-188. Propaganda war issues. Some grubby covers. 181 U-Boat surrender cover. 181, 185 [gd], balance [vg-/vg] (10)

Magic Comic 72 (1940). Propaganda war issue. Pete of the Spitfires foils a band of Nazi parachute troops. Gulliver and Peter Piper by Dudley Watkins. Bright covers with some small tears to margin overhang edges [vg]

Radio Fun (1944) 273-325. Complete year in two bound volumes. Publisher's file copies. Propaganda war issues. Starring Arthur Askey and Richard Murdoch, Inspector Stanley, Tommy Handley, Flanagan and Allen, Our War Heroes. 'Save Waste Paper by the ton to beat the Land of the Rising Sun - save bones and bottles, tins and rag then Hitler will be in the bag!' [fn/vfn] (53)

RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA LITHOGRAPH, 'The dead of the Paris council are resurrected under the banner of the Soviets', 55cm x 34cm, framed and glazed.

WWII propaganda leaflets, RAF letters, sectional vehicle drawings and other ephemera

Three Third Reich Era and WWII Propaganda movie programmes: 'U-Boote Westwarts' (1941) 'Kameraden Auf See' (1938) and 'Por le Merite' (1938). All promoting Germany's military prowess

A set of six German themed propaganda post cards and one other

 GOEBBELS JOSEPH: (1897-1945) German Politician, Reich Minister of Propaganda in Nazi Germany 1933-45. Vintage signed sepia 4 x 6 postcard photograph of Goebbels seated in a three quarter length profile pose holding the hands of his young daughter, Hedwig Johanna ('Hedda'), who is seated on her father's knee. Signed by Goebbels in dark fountain pen ink with his name alone to the image, partially across a darker area although perfectly legible. About EX  Hedwig Johanna Goebbels (1938-1945) Daughter of Joseph Goebbels and his wife Magda. Just short of her seventh birthday 'Hedda' was murdered by her parents, along with her five siblings, on the same day that both parents committed suicide

JOYCE WILLIAM: (1900-1946) Fascist Politician and Nazi Propaganda Broadcaster to the United Kingdom during World War II, known as Lord Haw-Haw. Executed for Treason. Rare D.S., William Joyce, one page, 4to, n.p., n.d. Joyce has penned the answers to a series of typed questions, effectively a list of some of his favourite things. He quotes Salmon Steak as his favourite dish, Wagner as his favourite musician, Shakespeare as his favourite author and Frederick the Great as his favourite character in history. Joyce also lists his greatest pleasure as triumph over obstacles, his greatest pain as severe toothache, his greatest fear as failure in discharge of responsibilities and his greatest wish as victory of national socialism. Signed at the conclusion and again signed ('with every good wish, W.J.') at the base. Four file holes to the left edge, not affecting the text or signature, otherwise VG

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 a three quarter length pose. Signed in fountain pen ink with her name alone, largely to the lower white border. Her surname is a touch light although perfectly legible. VG

A DRL sports badge, with a gilt wreath with lower swastika, stamped to the reverse D.R.G.M 35269, PETZ & LORENZ REICHENBACH...together with cap badges, a WWI Victory medal issued to G-23742 SJT A Rundle R.Suss. R., A WWII Italy Star, 1939-1945 Star, two Defence Medals, two British War medals, a German next of kin honour cross, Nazi armband, propaganda leaflets and other ephemera, etc

A WW2 original Russian propaganda leaflet "here is the place for your grave name", SS related.

Two World War II satirical propaganda card puppets, depicting Adolph Hitler and Hermann Göring, largest 30cm in height

STAMPS : EUROPE, 1850 to 1960s in four old albums, two stockbooks & a box with useful German Third Reich issues U/M & Occupations spotted, France, GB with QV to GVI, Austria with useful classics & Military Post etc, a few covers & propaganda cards etc. (1000s)

Two original 6th November 1932 German Federal Elections anti- Nazi (NSDAP) Party propaganda leaflets. One published by The German National Party with coloured cartoon depicting the Catholic Centre Party in the guise of a German grandmother trying on NSDAP & SPD scarves as she looks in the mirror. Text translated to ' Give the black brown hypocrites the right answer on 6th November. Vote List 5. German National '. Appear in a fair condition, with small hole to middle. Measures 33cm x 22cm. Also to include a small double sided leaflet printed ' In Spite of Hitler ' in the United Kingdom & distributed over Germany. Measures 20cm x 13cm. 

Two original WWI First World War era RMS Lusitania sinking propaganda medals - both within the original boxes. Text to underside of lid reads 'An exact replica of the medal which was designed in Germany and distributed to commemorate the sinking of the Lusitania.' Both boxed. 

*Propaganda Posters. A group of five colour lithographic posters by KEM [Kimon Evan Marengo], [Published by the British Ministry of Information, 1943], each showing Hitler as Satan in a turban, with two snakes growing from his shoulders, plus other figures, each 30 x 20cm, together with two further propaganda posters published by Farsi, probably in Tehran circa 1942, plus Lines of Attack (KEM), circa 1943 These posters were produced for use in Iran and neighbouring areas in 1943, at the time of the Teheran Conference, when Stalin, Churchill and Roosevelt met. Imitating classic Persian art, the printed text of each of these small posters is in Farsi. (8)

A 1960s Chinese propaganda poster of Lei Feng, 74 x 52cm, framed and glazed with perspex.

Malayalam printing Alphabetum grandonico-malabaricum sive samscrudonicum, 1st edition, Rome: Sacra Congregationis de Propaganda Fide, 1772, printer's woodcut device to title, dedication leaf, 1 folding woodcut plate of manuscript facsimile, 8 folding tables, light spotting, paper flaw to signature D1, 20th-century red-brown library cloth, small 8vo Graesse I p. 85. The first work to contain a complete type specimen of Malayalam; the text was edited by Giovanni Amaduzzi (1740-1792) using types prepared by Clemente Peani (1731-1782). Provenance: presentation plate to Warrington Museum and Library from John Gordon McMinnies (1817-1890), industrialist and Liberal politician, dated 1885. (1)

A WWII group of five 6898296 Rifleman Stanley Frederick Hughes Kings Royal Rifles:, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal and George VI Coronation Medal, together with forge cap and battle dress jacket, buttons and cap badges, diaries, German propaganda leaflets, service papers and related ephemera in a wooden case.

ARDATH, propaganda cards, Industrial Propaganda cards, white (9), black (3), red (2) & yellow, VG to EX, 15

GERMANY, THIRD REICH PROPAGANDA, 'DAS NEUE EUROPA 1ST UNSCHLAGBAR' POSTER [1942] by Hempel, Pakat Nr 30, Guntz-Druck, Dresden, 118 x 83cm, losses and tears, creased where folded, dropped by a German aircraft over Worksop, Nottinghamshire during Word War Two

[ANTI-SEMITISM AND THE HOLOCAUST] - HAAS, LEO - 12 PUVODNICH LITOGRAFII Z NEMECKYCH KONCENTRACNICH TABORU [A DOZEN ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPHS FROM GERMAN CONCENTRATION CAMPS] Prague, 1947. First edition, oblong folio, large folded sheet of text, 12 fine (and at times quite horrific) numbered lithographic illustrations (complete), text and plates loose as issued in the original publisher's grey wrapper, some light spotting to plates. Haas (1901-1983), a graduate from the art academies of Karlsruhe and Berlin, was arrested in 1939 and sent to the Nisko Labour camp. In September 1942 he was deported to the Theresienstadt Ghetto and assigned to the Technical Department, where artists were forced to illustrate propaganda material for the Germans. Along with other artists, he secretly painted life in the ghetto. In 1944 he was transported to Auschwitz, and a month later to Sachsenhausen. Following the end of the war, Haas recovered some 400 of his art-works, which he had secretly hidden. For the rest of his life, Haas was committed to the documentation of the horrific events he had witnessed. This important work is rare, especially in such good condition++Some light occasional spotting, but overall in very good condition and a rare survival, especially given that all plates and text were issued loose in just a paper wrapper.

ROCK/POP/SYNTH POP - LPs/12"/7". Cool collection of 44 x LPs (and some 12") with around 150 x 7". Artists/titles include David Bowie - Lodger (UK BOW LP 1 A1/B2 - clean Ex/VG+ with lyric insert that is a little folded), Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (SHVL 814 A6/B13), The Smiths - What Difference Does It Make (RTT 146), U2 - The Unforgettable Fire, Blondie - Parallel Lines, Fleetwood Mac - Rumours, The Human League - Dare, Michael Jackson - Thriller, The Jam - Setting Sons and Sound Affects, New Order - Blue Monday, Propaganda, Simple Minds - Once Upon A Time (limited edition picture disc), Wings, Siouxsie, Black Sabbath, OMD, Queen and The Beatles - Twist And Shout, And I Love Her and All You Need Is Love (Italian picture sleeve reissues).

ROCK/POP - 70s/80s. Smashing collection of 52 x LPs with some 12". Artists/titles include The Who - Odds & Sods (original die-cut sleeve) and Tommy Part Two (2406 008), UB40, Sky, The Yes Album (US), Yazoo, Sting, Introducing Terence Trent D'Arby, The Moody Blues inc. On The Threshold Of A Dream (with attached booklet), Chicago, Thompson Twins, Propaganda, Everything But The Girl, The KLF, Toyah and Men At Work. Condition can vary though there are titles grading between VG and Ex.

Royal Air Force Service and Release Book, for F/LT H Botham; Royal A flight log book, cap badge and propaganda leafletsFlight Lt Botham metallurgist involved with addressing damage of bombing in Dresden

1987-1994 Sinn Féin-IRA policy documents and propaganda. 'POW Information Booklet'; 'From Cradle to Grave, Nationalists & the RUC'; 'A Scenario for Peace, Discussion Paper', May 1987; 'Sinn Féin Election Manifesto, May 1989'; 'Towards a Lasting Peace in Ireland', 1992; 'Brian Nelson and the Rearming of Loyalist Death Squads', 1993; 'Sinn Féin Policy Document', 1993; ''The British Military Garrison in Ireland', September 1994; Address by Gerry Adams to the Sinn Féin Ard Fheis, February 1995'. (13)

By order of the recipient: the remarkable and historically significant Operation Mikado/ Plum Duff pair of medals to Captain Andrew Legg, 22nd Special Air Service Regiment and Royal Hampshire Regiment, offered together with his Beret and associated memorabilia: Medals: General Service 1962-2007, clasp: Northern Ireland (LT A LEGG R HAMPS), mounted individually for wearing, uneven toning but otherwise extremely fine; South Atlantic, with three loose rosettes (CAPT A LEGG R HAMPS (SAS)), in original card box stamped 'WITH ROSETTE', extremely fine. [3] Together with: the recipient's beret, with OR's fabric badge as commonly worn by S.A.S. officers; the map which he carried on his mission into South America, showing, in small scale and without grid-lines or significant details, Tierra del Fuego and adjacent areas; his dress miniature GSM, his S.A.S. stable belt, blue fabric with metal buckle bearing the Regiment's winged dagger badge; an S.A.S. blue winged parachute badge, and a gold-on-red mess dress parachute badge; four S.A.S. Captain's rank slides; an S.A.S. wall plaque; and a copy of 'Ultimate Acceptance', the book written by the recipient about Operation Plum Duff, under the pseudonym William Barnes. Graduated from the University of Reading with a MSc in Applied Mathematics in 1976. joined the Royal Hampshire regiment in Northern Ireland in March 1977 via Sandurst Direct Entry Course No 9. Passed S.A.S. selection test and the subsequent officer's week in August 1978, but obliged to remain with his Regiment for another tour in Northern Ireland, and then required to take the selection test again, owing to a change of training personnel. Passed S.A.S. selection for a second time in August 1980, and joined B Squadron as a Troop Commander in January 1981. Served with the S.A.S. in Oman, Northern Ireland, and as part of the UK Anti-Terrorist team. Operation Mikado was a plan conceived at senior government level to deploy elements of the S.A.S. to Argentina to destroy the Exocet missiles that threatened the Falklands Taskforce, together with the pilots and aircraft based at Rio Grande. Operation Plum Duff was the code-name for an initial reconnaissance patrol to be led by Captain Legg which, during planning, mutated into a dual reconnaissance and/or opportunistic assault role. One consequence of this was that the eight man team carried explosives, and were obliged to reduce their allocation of rations to provide capacity for them. Legg, described as 'an unconventional officer who was popular with his men' flew via Ascension Island to a location over the frigid waters of the South Atlantic, where he and his team parachuted out of a specially converted C130 'Hercules', plunging with their equipment into the ice cold and turbulent ocean to await recovery by the Royal Fleet Auxiliary. Transferred by stages to the Aircraft Carrier H.M.S. Invincible, they set off on the last 450 miles of their journey in a stripped down Sea King helicopter, with a crew that specialised in difficult insertions and had trained to fly using night vision goggles. Planning had been conducted without any meaningful information about the military situation that they would face upon arrival, and unusually, the team themselves had been largely excluded from the deliberations. This had forced Legg to adopt a short term, reactive mindset. Upon approaching the primary drop off point, and believing that it might have been compromised, he ordered the crew to continue to a secondary location. They had been detected by Argentine radar, and the necessity of deploying countermeasures, together with foul weather, prevented this. Eventually they put down on the Chilean side of the border, and Legg set out to lead his men east into Argentina. Presently the inadequacy of their rations forced them to request a resupply using their increasingly erratic radio. By this stage their superiors in Hereford knew that the Argentines were aware of their presence, and had assumed that the men had already been captured. Upon making contact with their support team they were withdrawn by stages, always expecting to be re-deployed, until the order came for them to return to England, where a Board of Enquiry conceded that no blame could be assigned to Legg or the other personnel directly involved in the mission. Andrew Legg left the armed forces in 1983, oppressed by feelings of guilt at having been unable to destroy the Argentine's Exocet capability. But to us his medal group presents a very different aspect. Not only does it tell the story of a seminal operation in the history of the S.A.S., of a pioneering and death defying feat of long range infiltration, and give us a first rate example of the mysterious proceedings of the British Special Forces; it also stands as testament to a man who's outstanding qualities as an officer spared his men from the inevitable fate of being captured and killed that would have fallen to their lot had he allowed his instinct for circumspection to be overridden by a personal desire for glory. The truth is that there was never any real possibility of he and his seven men destroying the exocets. The military objective which Legg felt guilt at not attaining was not a real one. What was real was the absence of intelligence about their objective, as exemplified by his map. They didn't know the exact location of any of their targets, such as the missile stores or pilot's mess, and as we now know the Argentines had taken the elementary precaution or relocating these assets anyway. Also real were the 3,000 well armed soldiers who would have opposed them had they somehow contrived to walk to Rio Grande with only a small supply of explosives to eat. A contemporary nickname for Mikado was 'Operation Certain Death'. Another officer might have failed to avoid that certainty, led his men into the trap that awaited them, left the nation lamenting a military catastrophe and eight families lamenting a personal one, and left the Argentines celebrating a propaganda coup of titanic proportions. But Captain Legg trod carefully, balancing the massive weight of his superiors' expectations with the immediate and unfolding situation on the ground, and at no stage giving up, or relinquishing the desire to continue with his mission. Thus the only casualty was his promising career. On the occasion of the sale of his medals, it is fitting to observe that to an objective mind the outcome of his efforts was the only form of success that was ever a possibility.

Small Selection of Propaganda Dropped Leaflets including 'Der Fuhrer Spricht' ... 'Wolkiger Beobachter' NRI ... Similar NR4 ... Quantity No 424 'Latfachen'. Together with Red Cross letter from Guernsey 1943 ... Stalag VIII B prayer book ... Active Service 1916 Gospel ... German fold out map.

MILITARIA - A SECOND WORLD WAR DUTCH ANTI-CHURCHILL BRITISH PRINTED POSTER BY ERIKS 'V1….Ja Johnny - en dat is nog maar het begin' ('Yes Johnny and that is just the beginning'), 38cm x 25cm; a Second World War Anti-Churchill British Dutch folding printed postcard 'W.C.' Hermann Treffz, Winston Churchill (The Life of the General Criminal of World History) 65pp; Kolonie Und Heimat (Colony and Home) published August 1940 front cover caricature drawing of Churchill 'Splendid Isolation, together with other European propaganda l leaflets and booklets

RARE JACOBITE KING JAMES III 'OLD PRETENDER' GOLD MOUNTED PORTRAIT RING CIRCA 1720 unmarked, the oval ring head with ink portrait of King James in armour with sash after Alexis - Simon Belle, under glass in a simple gold collet setting, the underside of the head engraved with full armorial, with simple gold shank Ring head: 21mm x 16mm, weight: 3.5g Heraldry: Engraved with the coat of arms of sable, three mullets argent with crest upon a chapeau, gules turned up, ermine, a buck statant proper attired. For the Puleston family of North Wales. Note: Portrait rings and other jewellery have been recorded as used and gifted by the Stuart Royal family from as early as King Charles I, to commemorate his execution, to the restoration of King Charles II. This medium, however, was seldom used by the Jacobite court, although some very rare portrait rings of Prince Charles from the mid-18th century and later are known. Much Jacobite jewellery consists of later supporters' jewellery, rather than period pieces, and are not as closely connected to the Court, such as this. This ring is a very rare and early example, depicting the Old Pretender and likely dating to the uprising of 1715 when King James was still the figurehead of the Jacobite cause. The portrait featured was a favourite of the Stuart Court, commissioned by Mary of Modena in 1712, before James left the court of Saint-Germain, and she moved into a Convent. The year 1712 was a major year for the Jacobite cause: it seems likely it saw an increase in propaganda and networking, ensuring supporters would not forget the cause and the part James needed them to play in any future uprisings, after the failed attempt of 1708. The portrait was commissioned from Alexis-Simon Belle by Mary to match one of Princess Louise-Marie by the same artist and and one of King James II by de Troy. The portrait of James was seen of such importance that it was immediately sent to be copied (in full size and miniature) and engraved, before being sent to followers in England and Scotland. Indeed, the portrait was such a success that it became James' official portrait until his death. The portrait shows James in armour, a veteran of three military campaigns, and with his sash of the Order of the Garter, showing his claim to his Royal lineage. However it never represented him with a crown or titled him as King. It is considered that this symbolism showed his claim would come to pass. In effect his right was undeniable, and on the death of Queen Anne it was assumed the title of King would pass directly to him, however the armour depicted in this portrait suggests that military action would be needed, and not shied away from. This perhaps seems a little basic, as the grip on power in Britain had forced James to move court from Saint-Germain to Lorraine as it was not considered French, and British relations could continue peacefully with his presence there. This all came to a head with the signing of the Treaty of Utrecht which James had naively thought would confirm his right, rather than further demote it. The ring offers further insight into this key period of Jacobite tension, support, planning and uprising by the engraved armorial to the reverse, showing the spread of support for the exiled King James and the names connected with this. The Puleston family held estates in North Wales in Denbighshire and Flintshire, both considered hotbeds of Jacobite support and activity. North Wales and the areas closely surrounding their estates were the site of the famous Jacobite Cycle and White Rose clubs, and it is recorded that many of the Puleston family were active members. Founded on 19th June 1710, the anniversary of the Old Pretender's birthday, the Cycle club continued for over 150 years. It's name nodded to the fact that meetings were alternately held in members' houses. It seems very likely this ring would have been worn and present at these meetings, and its significance known to the members. The Cycle club are one of the few societies which can claim an active part in the uprising of the '45. They marched to meet Charles's army in England with men, money and supplies, but by the time they reached Derby, the Highland army was on retreat. In quick succession, they returned to Wales where the incriminating plans and papers were destroyed, meanwhile the club continued. Although it has not been possible to find a list of members who marched to meet Charles it is highly likely the Puleston family were within the ranks. References: Forsyth, D., 'Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobites', National Museum of Scotland, 2017; Corp, Edward, 'The King Over The Water, portraits of the Stuarts in Exile after 1689', Scottish National Portrait Gallery, 2001

A RARE VICHY FRANCE PROPAGANDA POSTER, CIRCA 1942, Confiance ... ses Amputations se Poursuivent M‚thodiquement, showing a grotesque character of Churchill as an octopus with his ~tentacles~ cut off indicating the locations of British defeat, with artist~s monogram SPK top right -- 45« x 30«in. (116 x 77.5cm.)

A European propaganda poster, WWII period, depicting a large red hand with claws over a skyline, with the Russian hammer and sickle symbol, with text 'Zachvati-li Te Zahynes!', 85cm x 120cm, AF

Three rolled Cambodia propaganda reprint posters on rice paper

Sir Winston Churchill: Collection in six volumes centred mostly on Great Britain issues from 1965 and 1974 plus some more modern to 2014 Prime Ministers set in complete sheet, in addition to mint stamps (these including a selection of minor vars) there are a number of fdcs incl 1965 with Churchill/Bristol and Churchill/Oxford cds, Bladon fdi, House of Commons (plain cover), Valentine postcards franked 4d with various speeches, 1965 cover signed Lord Bath,1974 issue including good range of fdcs incl House of Lords cds, one signed by Winston S Churchill (Churchill's grandson), collection also includes two other signed items, one dedicated to the collector and a page signed by Clementine Churchill, fdc signed John S Churchill (Churchill's cousin), a sheet (written early 1970s) with dedication to Churchill signed by Lord Mountbatten of Burma and by Harold Macmillan, also some non-GB items include 1943 German propaganda postcard, a China 1946 cover addressed to Churchill and much more, a fascinating lot (Scores)

A PROPAGANDA PAPER CUTTING FROM 1905

Banknotes, a collection of Middle East banknotes, Iraq, Iran, Egypt, Libya and propaganda notes, (qty)

World War Two Third Reich propaganda cartoon booklet from the Armaments Ministry, together with a felt banner with a cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany, some political stick pins for the SDP (Social Democratic Party), and anniversary stick pins for music organisations (Qty).

Interesting original Japanese propaganda print and one other

Original vintage World War One German propaganda poster: And you? Subscribe to War Loan / Und Ihr? Zeichnet Kriegsanleihe. Great artwork by the painter and graphic designer Fritz Erler (1868-1940) featuring a German military pilot with the text above and below in stylised lettering. Printed in Germany by Eckstein & Stahle, Stuttgart. Very good condition, faint creases, stain on bottom margin. . Country: Germany, 1918, design by Fritz Erler, size (cm): 34x23

Original vintage World War One propaganda poster: The Victory Loan Flyers watch for the airplane special. Image of planes flying over a speeding steam train with stylised text. Artwork by K Watkins 1919. Good condition, folds, repaired tears and minor loss on margins.. Country: USA, 1919, design by K. Watkins, size (cm): 76x51

Original vintage British World War Two propaganda poster issued to encourage young men to join the Royal Air Force as fighter pilots "Mightier Yet! Every day more Planes Every day more Pilots" featuring a dynamic black and white photograph of a fleet of RAF Hawker Hurricanes flying in formation across the sky with the clouds and sea visible below, the text in blue and white letters on the top and bottom borders. Printed for Her Majesty's Stationery Office by J. Weiner Ltd., London. Very good condition, faint creases.. Country: UK, 1940s, design by Unknown Artist, size (cm): 38x25.5

Original vintage British World War Two propaganda poster: The Short Stirling – This is what you are making… A mighty machine of British workmanship. Fantastic cut-out technical drawing of a Short Stirling plane detailing the fuselage, wings and engine of the aircraft with reference to the technical names of the components, the title text above and below in stylised black and white letters on the red border. Published by the Ministry of Aircraft Production. Printed for Her Majesty Stationery Office by Johnson Riddle & Co., Ltd, London. Horizontal. Good condition, folded as issued, creases, slight foxing, pinholes in margins.. Country: UK, 1940s, design by J. H. Clark, size (cm): 62x100

Original vintage British World War Two propaganda poster: The Vickers-Armstrongs Wellington ll – This is what you are making… A mighty machine of British workmanship. Fantastic cut-out technical drawing of a Vickers-Armstrongs Wellington ll plane detailing the fuselage, wings and engine of the aircraft with reference to the technical names of the components, the title text above and below in stylised black and white letters on the red border. Published by the Ministry of Aircraft Production. Printed for Her Majesty Stationery Office by Johnson Riddle & Co., Ltd, London. Horizontal. Good condition, folded as issued, creases, faint foxing, pinholes in margins.. Country: UK, 1940s, design by J. H. Clark, size (cm): 62x100

Original vintage British World War Two propaganda poster: The Handley Page Halifax ll – This is what you are making… A mighty machine of British workmanship. Fantastic cut-out technical drawing of The Handley Page Halifax ll plane detailing the fuselage, wings and engine of the aircraft with reference to the technical names of the components, the title text above and below in stylised black and white letters on the red border. Published by the Ministry of Aircraft Production. Printed by Malby & Sons Lith. Horizontal. Fair condition, folded as issued, small tears and pinholes on margins, creases, faint foxing.. Country: UK, 1940s, design by J. H. Clark, size (cm): 63x99.5

Original vintage World War Two propaganda poster - Segelflug der weg zur Luftwaffe / Gliding the way to the Luftwaffe - promoting the Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps NSFK / National Socialist Flyers Corps. Great illustration by Werner von Axster-Heudtlass (1898-1949) featuring two Nazi glider planes flying over fields, lakes, rivers, bridges and buildings in the countryside towards dark clouds with the stylised text and emblem of the NSFK below. The NSFK was the paramilitary organisation that provided pre-military aviation training from 1937-1945 to members of the Nazi Party; trained eligible members were then drafted into the Luftwaffe (the Nazi German Air Force formed in 1933). Very good condition, restored minor loss and tears, light stains, backed on linen.. Country: Germany, 1940s, design by Werner von Axster-Heudtlass, size (cm): 59.5x42.5

Jewish Pogrom Victims Original vintage lithograph propaganda poster: Jewish Pogrom Victims - het poolsche volk in pogromwaanzin vergrijpteich aan de jooden. The poster most likely referrs to the Lwow pogrom (Polish: pogrom lwowski, German: Lemberg pogrom), a pogrom of the Jewish population of the city of Lwow (since 1945 Lviv, Ukraine) that took place on November 21–23, 1918 during the Polish–Ukrainian War. Jugendstil style image of a Jewish person being led away by a Polish military figure with the Polish eagle in the top right corner and Star of David in the left corner. Good condition, restored loss, backed on linen. Propaganda Poster, Netherlands, 1919, design by D Hart, size (cm)85x59.5.

Original vintage German propaganda poster for the Red Cross recruiting medical workers. Image shows a medic soldier in a uniform and a nurse bandaging the wounded behind him. German eagle with a swastika holding a red cross on the right side of the image. Very good condition, slight rip and stains in margin. Country: Germany Year:1930s Designer: Unknown Size: 21x29cm