American Locomotive advertisement; "Ever face a firing squad?"

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Mahon, Ty

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10" x 14" color drawing

Abstract:

One of a series of propaganda-oriented advertisements published by the American Locomotive Company. This one puts the reader in the face of a Japanese firing squad in front of the U.S. Capitol, and warns that all citizens must "resolve that all our waking efforts will be bent to the one job of winning this war."

Pg. 67

Date:

1943-04-05

Subject:

Mahon, Ty

Publisher:

Time, Inc.

Source:

Life (Chicago, Ill.)

Collection:

World War II Advertisements - 1943

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American Locomotive Company, Illustrators, Propaganda, World War II, World War II Ads, WWII Ads - 1943

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Mahon, Ty. “American Locomotive advertisement; "Ever face a firing squad?".” World War II Advertisements - 1943. WCSU Archives, 7 Mar. 2024. Accessed on the Web: 7 Nov. 2024.