Original U.S. WWI Framed Liberty Bonds Propaganda Poster - “Lend Him a Hand” - 12¼” x 19⅜” Original Antique Guns The grips are dark from

The grips are dark from oil and grease

This is an 1890s era British number “spinner” used by troops to gamble in various different games of the time

Horstmann was a large firm for military buttons

It was also discovered that the badge placed on the front of helmets impaired the strength of the helmet because of the two slots required

As with other MkII Kukris

Original U.S. WWI Framed Liberty Bonds Propaganda Poster - “Lend Him a Hand” - 12¼” x 19⅜” Original Antique Guns The grips are dark fromOriginal Item: Only One Available. Lend Him a Hand'' was one of many posters issued by the U. S. government during World War I to encourage support of the war. This poster features a drawing of two American Doughboys, one already over the top helping the second man climb up, to make a push. The author, Sarka, can be found in the bottom right, along with the date, 1918. This historic poster was originally published by Leslies in New York City. Along