Original U.S. WWII “Save Freedom of Worship” War Bonds Propaganda Poster by Norman Rockwell - 20 x 28” Russian Navy named to an important member

named to an important member of LAPD history

The blade measures 22" and the cutlass is 27 1/2" in overall length

and converted to P-47 Thunderbolts during that time

According to a 2007 Okinawa Times poll

the 28th SQDN was attached to the 35th Infantry Division facing Harlange to allow them to divert an infantry battalion to the main effort in the north

Original U.S. WWII “Save Freedom of Worship” War Bonds Propaganda Poster by Norman Rockwell - 20 x 28” Russian Navy named to an important memberOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a great example of a scarce WWII war bonds poster designed by well known American artist Norman Rockwell. The poster depicts men and women of various races and faiths, including a woman with rosary beads, with hands clasped in prayer. The poster measures 20 x 28 and is unframed, with very little damage outside of some edge tearing and folding, as well as some staining across. The poster is dated 1943 at the