1942 American WW2 Poster, "You Buy 'em, We'll Fly 'em!," Defense Bonds Stamps (Pilot), J. Walter Wilkinson & Walter G. Wilkinson Summer About the artist: Franz Laskoff

Name: 1942 American WW2 Poster, "You Buy 'em, We'll Fly 'em!," Defense Bonds Stamps (Pilot), J. Walter Wilkinson & Walter G. Wilkinson Summer About the artist: Franz Laskoff
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1942 American WW2 Poster, "You Buy 'em, We'll Fly 'em!," Defense Bonds Stamps (Pilot), J. Walter Wilkinson & Walter G. Wilkinson Summer About the artist: Franz Laskoff About the artist: Franz Laskoff (1869–1921) was a Hungarian born artist and illustrator who became one of the leading figures in early 20th century poster art and graphic design La Femme chez elle (Woman at Home) was a French women’s magazine published in Paris by François Tedesco Publications creating striking images to stir Americans' sense of patriotism and urgency Over 84 million Americans bought war bonds

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