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quickly became the most popular feature in Yank magazine and enjoyed great popularity and a national following during WWII
This poster is folded as issued and ships that way
For this poster Baker renders an image of his famous Sad Sack character sitting with a fortune teller who looks into her crystal ball and sees a pot of gold with text that reads for SECURITY in your future
sharply dressed in WAVES uniforms
1951 S. Hurok Presents Marian Anderson Handbill Boston Civil Rights Movement Dentist quickly became the most popularDate: 1951 Artist: Unknown Size (in): 9 x 6 Size (cm): 23 x 15. 5 Condition: B+ Linen backed: No This is a vintage original handbill for a performance by contralto Marian Anderson at Symphony Hall in Boston on January 14, 1951. This date is important because it was the performance immediately before her January 16, 1951 performance at Richmond, Virginia which was boycotted by the NAACP due to the racial segregation of the audience. The NCAAP had asked
