Be a U.S. Marine WWI Recruiting Poster Historic Reprint (James Montgomery Flagg) Louisville Cardinals Posters nearly two centuries before the

nearly two centuries before the American revolution

With her most famous quotation (paraphrased above)

Pictured on the far left is Houston's tallest building

meet any hardship

Howard Miller's "Rosie the Riveter" character became an international icon for women's rights throughout the following decades

Be a U.S. Marine WWI Recruiting Poster Historic Reprint (James Montgomery Flagg) Louisville Cardinals Posters nearly two centuries before theBE A U. S. MARINE! 307 Evening Star Building, Washington, D. C. Take a step back in time, to the patriotic fervor of World War I, and one of the most famous recruiting posters of all time! No, it's not "Uncle Sam", but it is from the same artist, James Montgomery Flagg, who was commissioned in 1918 to design this classic poster to attract the best and brightest to the Marines. A beautiful reproduction of an icon of American military art! Amazing