Original U.S. WWII 1942 Someone Talked OWI Propaganda Poster by Frederick "Fritz" Siebel - 40” x 28” Scabbards & Sheaths a leather grip wrapped in

a leather grip wrapped in wire (rather than grooves cut into the wooden handle) and a flat

The Type 96 and later Type 99 were probably the most successful Japanese Army machine gun of the Second World War

A band of red “T”s indicates the red trace and two bands of red “C”s indicate two red stars

357 Magnum

nice brass copper and gold highlights with no dents or dings

Original U.S. WWII 1942 Someone Talked OWI Propaganda Poster by Frederick "Fritz" Siebel - 40” x 28” Scabbards & Sheaths a leather grip wrapped inOriginal Item: Only One Available. Created by artist Fred Siebel this WW2 Someone Talked 1942 propaganda poster is in wonderful condition having been professionally mounted to a heavy canvas backing. The poster measures 40 x 28 while the backing measures 42 x 30. "Someone Talked!", poster depicts a drowning man beyond your help who points accusingly. This particular poster is notable for being part of a 1942 contest sponsored by Devoe & Reynolds