Original Mexican WWII El Grito De Guerra Military Recruitment Poster 17th Century was developed in Lancaster County

was developed in Lancaster County

The ear flaps were also secured in place on the lower edges by an elasticized strap that connected through the rear fiber neck guard to fasteners at the bottom of each ear flap

which we are unfortunately not able to identify

We believe it was manufactured between1942 and 1944 and has been stored well as it shows very little sign of age

one-piece dark walnut grips are in good condition and are complete with military inspector’s cartouches faintly visible on left side

Original Mexican WWII El Grito De Guerra Military Recruitment Poster 17th Century was developed in Lancaster CountyOriginal item: Only One Available. This is a genuine World War Two Mexican propaganda poster that features a drawing of a man with a Mexican flag, as a Mexican ship burns in the background and reads El Grito De Guerra which translates to The Battle Cry. Designed by the artist David Arreola, the issuing authority was the Mexican Secretaria de Gobernacion and it was originally published in 1942. This posted is offered in very good to condition with