Original U.S. Pre-WWII Rare “Soldier’s Life” Regular Army Recruitment Poster Dated April 1941 - Heavy Damage - 25 x 38” Brunswick Guns as the Americans and British

as the Americans and British defended against the German offensive in the Ardennes

This is the lovely uniform grouping of Private Raymond Edward Freddo Jr

This example is named to Adolf Schmid

This indicates production in 1856

Even the cleaning rod is marked with P 715

Original U.S. Pre-WWII Rare “Soldier’s Life” Regular Army Recruitment Poster Dated April 1941 - Heavy Damage - 25 x 38” Brunswick Guns as the Americans and BritishOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very scarce example of a U. S. Regular Army enlistment poster designed and printed in April 1941, 8 months before the United States would enter the Second World War. It depicts an American soldier with an M1 Garand slung around his back, wearing a Kelly Helmet and marching forward. This example has very heavy tearing as shown. The poster measures roughly 25 x 38 and is in rough condition with some issues.