1917 Chandler Christy Navy Recruiting Poster I Want You For The Navy 24x36
$ 13.71
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Artscape Galleries Posters from a Simpler Time . . . . . Store Categories Shipping USPS 1st Class USPS Priority Mail USPS 1st Class International Combined Shipping is available Return Policy We stand behind the quality of every print we sell. If you aren't satisfied with your purchase, contact us within 60 days to arrange for an exchange or a full refund. About Us Artscape Galleries is a family owned business based in Las Vegas, Nevada. We have been selling art prints exclusively online for over 15 years. With thousands of satisfied buyers ranging from Movie Studios to Museums, you will not be disappointed! Please vist our other eBay store! Feedback “Impressed! Vibrant colours, edge to edge print. Very excited to get it framed!” “Super fast delivery and the colors are amazingly rich. Thanks for everything!” “Terrific experience with this seller, we buy more from him than anyone on Ebay!” “WOW! Beautiful map! Lightning fast shipping, Very well packed, Great eBayerA++++” “Vibrant and bright! Pic does not do it justice...looks amazing!” Year: 1917 Size: 24"x36" This great Vintage Style World War 1 Poster, by the popular artist Howard Chandler Christy, shows one of his famous "Christy Girls" enticing men to join the Navy. The stirring caption reads: "I Want You for the Navy! Promotion for Anyone Enlisting. Apply Any Recruiting Station or Postmaster". This Classic Vintage Style WWI poster honors the beauty of this unique art form and evokes the vivid images of simpler times. Each of our prints are custom reproductions printed on 68lb Heavyweight Enhanced Matte Art Paper. These Historic Art Prints are suitable for framing, mounting or direct display on any wall! Graphics and template design by and copyright Artscape Galleries / Posters Past WW1624 Visit our store! 〉 © Artscape Galleries _gsrx_vers_1436 (GS 9.0.5 (1436))
We love these WW1 Propaganda Posters. This one, "I Want You For The Navy" a Chandler Christy Painting is Fantastic. Thanks, JMichael