Original U.S. WWII USMC “And If Our Lines Should Form, Then Break” Propaganda Poster - Scarce - 30 x 39½” Swedish Militaria and often also cleaned using

and often also cleaned using the sand as well

" The DKE in the model designation stands for the words Deutscher Kleinempfänger and the 38 signifies the year of introduction

It is fabricated in Luftwaffe blue gray Fliegerblau ( Flier's Blue) "whipcord" weave wool gabardine

The exterior shell retains a most of the original Feldgrau (field gray) lightly textured combat finish on the exterior

Original U.S. WWII USMC “And If Our Lines Should Form, Then Break” Propaganda Poster - Scarce - 30 x 39½” Swedish Militaria and often also cleaned usingOriginal Item. Only One Available. This poster was created during WWII for the Navy Department Industrial Incentive Division by the artist Cecil C. C. Beall. A Marine with clenched teeth and bloody bandage on his head grips his Colt sidearm and peers ahead at and unseen enemy with steely determination. Brothers in arms flank each side as something in the jungle behind them burns. The poster reads: And If Our Lines Should Form, The Break Because Of