c.1920 Once Selected Always Respected World War 1 Gordon Grant London The original owner applied a

The original owner applied a couple small pieces of tape to repair short tears on the back of the poster

The NCAAP had asked Anderson and other African American performers not to perform in venues that implemented racial segregation of audiences

Other examples we’ve seen have snipes or labels for other railroads serving Chicago so it seems likely the poster was issued by exposition organizers and then distributed to railroads and organizations providing transportation and other services in support of the event

This is a folded one sheet poster for the 1963 release of the 1958 Columbia Pictures epic war film The Bridge on the River Kwai

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c.1920 Once Selected Always Respected World War 1 Gordon Grant London The original owner applied aDate: c. 1920 Artist: Grant, Gordon Size (in): 13. 5 x 11 Size (cm): 34. 3 cm x 28 cm Condition: A Linen backed: Yes This vintage original c. 1920 Service Series poster was created for the United States Army by Gordon Grant. These Service Series posters were used to boost ethics and morality in US Army training in the 1920s. This poster features a soldier standing at attention facing forward with a gun over his right shoulder with the message on the