1963 Print Howard Brodie WWII Art Victory Japan Surrender VJ Day Soldier Rifle XGSC7 employing an army of traveling

employing an army of traveling salesmen and a vast inventory of promotional giveaway items

There are a few small pink blemishes on the right side of this ad

This is an original 1906 black and white print ad for the Columbia Mark XLVII Automobile by the Electric Vehicle Company located in Hartford

This piece was illustrated by Bolegard

and Disc Harrows for farmland work

1963 Print Howard Brodie WWII Art Victory Japan Surrender VJ Day Soldier Rifle XGSC7 employing an army of travelingThis is an original 1963 halftone print of a U. S. soldier dropping his rifle on Victory over Japan Day, the announcement of Japan's surrender on August 15, 1945. Howard Brodie (1915 2010) was a renowned artist known for his combat sketches and courtroom scenes. Brodie enlisted in the Army in 1942, and recorded the end of the Guadalcanal campaign, as well as the Central Europe and Rhineland campaigns. He never carried a weapon during this time, but