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WWII WAC Recruitment Poster – Are You a Girl with a Star-Spangled Heart?

Original price was: 59 $.Current price is: 49 $.

A classic piece of World War II history, this recruitment poster features a patriotic illustration by Bradshaw Crandell encouraging women to join the Women’s Army Corps (WAC). A beautiful, bold addition to any collection of Americana or military history.

SKU: USA-WW2-0417-24x36 Category: Brand:

Description

This striking reproduction brings to life one of the most iconic recruitment images from World War II. Designed to inspire women to support the war effort, the poster poses the evocative question: “Are you a girl with a Star-Spangled heart?” It serves as a powerful reminder of the vital roles women played in the United States Army during the 1940s.

Artistic & Historical Details

  • Renowned Artist: Features the work of Bradshaw Crandell, a famous illustrator known for his “Crandell Girl” portraits, which brought a touch of contemporary glamour and dignity to wartime propaganda.

  • Iconic Imagery: The poster depicts a woman in a WAC uniform, including the distinct cap with the Pallas Athene insignia, set against a backdrop of a waving American flag.

  • Bold Typography: The bottom of the poster features a vibrant red banner with the urgent call to “JOIN THE WAC NOW!” and the note that “THOUSANDS OF ARMY JOBS NEED FILLING!”

  • Authentic Recreation: This print captures the original’s rich color palette and vintage texture, making it look like a true museum-quality piece.

Product Features

  • Historic Significance: A tribute to the Women’s Army Corps and the pioneering women of the Greatest Generation.

  • Premium Print Quality: Produced using archival-grade inks on heavy-duty matte paper for a long-lasting, glare-free finish.

  • Perfect for Decor: A unique conversation piece for home offices, classrooms, libraries, or history-themed rooms.

Additional information

Country of Origin

United States

Era

WWII

Size

24"x36"

Theme

Patriotism, Political Propaganda, Propaganda Art, Recruitment & Enlistment, Wartime Morale