Posters. Army conservation project; [posters, etc.].
Publication Title:
Posters. Army conservation project; [posters, etc.].
Display Title:
Posters. Army conservation project; [posters, etc.].
Corporate Agency Authors:
Adjutant General's Department, Army Service Forces, and War Department
Sort Author:
Adjutant General's Department
Date:
1943 [-44]
Publish Date ISO Format:
1943-01-01T00:00:00Z
Publication Start:
19430101
Publication End:
19441231
Corporate/Agency Author:
Adjutant General's Department
Publication month:
13
Publication year:
1943
SuDoc number:
W 3.46/7:1-P-1, etc.
Description:
various sizes
Notes:
[For official use only, and distributed only within the armed services.]
Notes:
[For official use only, and distributed only within the armed services.] ‡ Official Use. Not Available.
Notes:
1-P-1. You've got what it takes, soldier, now take care of what you've got! [Illustrator, Ernest Hamlin Baker.]
2-S-1. Save the juice for G. I. use, use this radio for official purposes only! [Tag.]
3-S-2. Same. [Tag.]
4-S-3. Watch these tools, don't be disarmed! [Paster.]
6-C-1. Carelessness means death, take care of your gas mask! [Illustrator, Maurer.]
7-C-2. Protect your gas mask, it will protect you. [Tag.]
8-P-3. America has plenty if it is used wisely! don't waste precious materiel. [Illustrator, Atherton.]
9-O-1. Right lubrication guide for your equipment.
11-P-5. Soldier, take care of your G. I., and it will take care of you. [Illustrator, Albert Dorne.]
16-M-1. Stop breakage, don't leave thermometer where it can be broken, always replace thermometer in case after using, don't misplace thermometer or case.
17-S-4. Save the juice for G. I. use, use this radio for official purposes only! [Paster.]
18-S-5. Same. [Tag.]
22-E-5. Fire alarm, in case of fire, first turn in alarm, then do all you can to put out fire. [Cardboard.]
23-E-6. In case of tire warn occupants, turn in alarm, then fight the fire.
20-Q-5. Change shoes every day, good for your feet, good for your shoes. [Illustrator, Hill.]
27-Q-6. A fancy shine makes a pretty picture, but dubbing makes shoes last. [Illustrator, Hill.]
30-M-3. Use it [adhesive tapel for only what it was made for!
31-M-4. See to it that you don't misplace glasses or case. [Paster.]
32-P-6. Stamp out waste. [Illustrator, Henry Stahlhut.]
33-E-7. Wars are fought with coal, don't waste it.! [Cardboard.]
34-E 8. Coal you save helps win the war, coal is scarce, don't waste it!
35-E-9. Go easy on hot water, turn it off when you're not using it! [Cardboard.]
37-Q-8. Make every "second" count, eat it up! [This poster will be displayed in mess halls only.]
38-Q-9. It all comes back to me now! I wish I had eaten more wisely. [This poster will be displayed in mess halls only.]
39-Q-10. Take what you want, want what you take! [This poster will be displayed in mess halls only.]
40-Q-11. Food is fighting strength, conserve it! [This poster will be displayed in mess balls only.]
41-Q-12. Can he save more grease than you? there's ammunition in this kitchen. [Illustrator, Archer. This poster will be displayed in kitchens only.]
44-O-2. Tires must be conserved, keep speed and pressure where they belong.
45-O-3. Keep bearings clean, bearings are scarce, protect them.
46-O-4. Steer char of bad bumps! protect casings, tires must be conserved, keep speed and pressure where they belong.
53-P-7. One pin-up that won't let you down, take care of your equipment, and it will take care of you. [Illustrator, Henry Stahlhut.]
55-Q-20. Sarge knows, a stitch in time saves clothes, use an hour a week for uniform upkeep! [Illustrator. Ronald McLeod.]
56-Q-21. An army travels on its stomach, keep streamlined, eat wisely! [This poster will be displayed in mess halls only.]