Original U.S. WWII Propaganda Poster Group - “Schools At War”, “Careless Talk”, “We Have Just Begun To Fight” - 3 Posters Antique Smith & Wessons Blade style: Cruciform "Épée"

Blade style: Cruciform "Épée"

and does have a nice curve

The Q Knives of WWIIBy: Frank Trzaska

definitely showing it is a fire helmet

The main difference is the lack of the catch mechanism on the scabbard and grip

Original U.S. WWII Propaganda Poster Group - “Schools At War”, “Careless Talk”, “We Have Just Begun To Fight” - 3 Posters Antique Smith & Wessons Blade style: Cruciform "Épée"Original Items: Only One Group of 3 Available. During WWII, public relations specialists advised the U. S. Government that the most effective war posters were the ones that appealed to the emotions. The First Poster: The poster features A teen age girl holding a war bond and stamps in one hand and a basket of war stamps tied with ribbons made into bows in the other hand, is followed by a teen age boy carrying scrap metal and rubber, and a younger boy