War Poster Set WWI USA UK France Germany WWII Parabellum

Setof 6 World War One and World War Two related items. 1. Propaganda leaflet - Was sie mit uns vorhaben / What they intend to do with us. "In order to secure the payment of the war reparations we will demand from Germany, it will be necessary for us to take control of her customs duties, her ports, her railways, her fine forests, her fine mines, and her other natural resources. The destroyed villages will have to be rebuilt by German workers." Report on the financial situation in the French Chamber according to "La Bataille" of June 24, 1917. Issued by the War Press Office. Printed by Drud Otto Eisner A. G., Berlin 42. Good condition, fold, creasing, tear on left edge. Country of issue: Germany, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 23x15, year of printing: 1917; 2. The Parabellum Automatic Pistol Table II, featuring images of the pistol from various angles - cross section before the trigger; horizontal section; partial section, cannon and breech-block pulled down, recoil spring compressed; longitudinal axal section, ready for firing; the immovable stock, seen from above, the movable parts of the breech-block removed. A Stamp of Oberkommando der Wehrmacht, the supreme military command and control staff of Nazi Germany during World War II, that was directly subordinated to Adolf Hitler, with the Reichsadler Imperial Eagle (1935-1945) of Nazi Germany, an eagle holding a swastika emblem in the top left corner of the poster. Pistole Parabellum, commonly known as Luger, patented by Georg Luger (1849-1923), was produced in several models and by several nations from 1898 to 1949. Horizontal. Fair condition, folds, creasing, staining, foxing, tears, ink stamp on top left corner. Country of issue: Germany, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 22x26, year of printing: 1940s; 3. Battleship Bayern / Linienschiff Bayern, longitudinal section, the text translates from German - Since the coal bunkers and the 15 cm medium artillery are exposed, they cannot be seen in the longitudinal section. Completed at the end of 1916, sunk in June 1919 in Scapa Flow with the German internment force by Vice Admiral von Reuter. Displacement 28,600 tons, speed 24 nautical miles per hour. Length 200 m; load: 1,163 men. Armament: Heavy artillery: 8 38 cm guns in 4 twin turrets, Medium artillery: 16 15 cm guns in single mounts on the battery deck, Light artillery: 18 8.8 cm anti-aircraft guns, 5 torpedo tubes. With a legend on the right listing ship chambers, quarters, and components. Launched in 1915, SMS Bayern was the lead ship of the Bayern-class dreadnought battleships in the German Imperial Navy (Kaiserliche Marine). She took part in several operations during World War I before being scuttled, along with other ships, to prevent them from falling into British hands or being used if Germany resumed hostilities by rejecting the Treaty of Versailles. Horizontal. Fair condition, fold, creasing, tears, staining, paper losses. Country of issue: Germany, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 29x53, year of printing: 1930s; 4. Reproducton by Imperial War Museum of an original antique army recruitment poster - Join The Royal Air Force and Share Their Honour & Glory - featuring an image of two biplanes in the sky, a RAF fighter is seen diving to attack a German aircraft that bursts into flames, with a description below of age and pay for the job. Printed by Blue Cube Ltd. Very good condition, creasing. Country of issue: UK, designer: FR, size (cm): 76x51, year of printing: 2000s; 5. Original vintage poster depicting a scene of a fallen soldier dressed in a military uniform, a trench coat, and boots, his left arm is resting on his chest, and his right arm is extended with a rifle gun lying beside it, above the soldier, a winged figure, possibly an angel or a mythological figure like Nike, the goddess of victory, hovers or kneels. This figure is a woman with large, feathered wings. She is wearing a classical Greek or Roman-style helmet and a flowing, white gown. In her right hand, which is extended toward the soldier's head, she holds a laurel wreath, a symbol of honour and victory. The caption below the image is - In Honour's Cause. He loved Honour more than he feared Death. Fair condition, staining, creasing, foxing, tears. Country of issue: UK, designer: Clark, size (cm): 76x55.5, year of printing: 1910s; 6. Original vintage poster featuring a World War One image by Fortunino Matania (1881-1963) titled Goodbye My Friend, depicting a young soldier tenderly cradling the head of his stricken horse, with a comrade soldier rushing to leave. Published by The Blue Cross, Animals Hospital. Printed by JDM Print, Watford. Very good condition, creasing. Country of issue: UK, designer: Fortunino Matania, size (cm): 42x30, year of printing: 1910s.