Original U.S. WWII 1942 Produce for Victory We Russians Propaganda Poster - BRITISH PRESS SERVICE Medals Dated June 3

Dated June 3

The Pistole Parabellum—or Parabellum-Pistole (Pistol Parabellum)

Research indicates that Major Charles Duncan Murton was born during 1866 in London

Original WW2 De-milled 60mm mortar rounds weighed 3 pounds and had a maximum range of 2

with a 8 1/4 inch spear-point blade

Original U.S. WWII 1942 Produce for Victory We Russians Propaganda Poster - BRITISH PRESS SERVICE Medals Dated June 3Original Item: Only One Available. This is number 26 of a series of "Produce For Victory" posters issued by The Sheldon Claire Co. in 1942. It reads: Produce for Victory"We Russians have shown the invader how brave men can defend their country Together with you, we shall bring victory to all the decent people of the world." BRITISH PRESS SERVICECopyright 1942 The Sheldon Claire Co. 520 North Michigan Ave., ChicagoLithographed in U. S. A. Form No.