Original U.S. WWI “Pro Patria!” US Army Recruitment Poster - 41 ½” x 28 ½” Ammunition with a bit of oxidation

with a bit of oxidation in the grooves

which is what the number 513 corresponds to

Crean of Chicago in the course of his fifth enlistment period

Pennsylvania this "high pressure" manufactured M-1 helmet liner is identified by an embossed W in the crown (which is still Westinghouse's logo to this day)

with a bone pommel held on by an embossed brass plate

Original U.S. WWI “Pro Patria!” US Army Recruitment Poster - 41 ½” x 28 ½” Ammunition with a bit of oxidationOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a wonderful poster, rather rare in any condition! The poster served as an essential call to arms for individuals to join the Army for the duration of the war. Pro Patria! the Latin phrase meaning for ones country, punctuates H. Devitt Welshs poster calling for viewers to JOIN the Army. Many WWI posters glorify mechanized innovations, such as airplanes and warships, but Welshs poster exhibits a more