Snoozing casually, this war worker is about to learn his lesson about indifference on the job. One way to avoid workplace fatigue, according to this WWII-era propaganda poster, is to eat a filling lunch! The image was designed to be hung in public, like a factory, office, school, or church, to remind its audience of their patriotic duty during the war. Published in Washington, D.C. in 1943 by the War Food Administration, a section of the Department of Agriculture dedicated to the production and distribution of food to the civilian workforce. Sheet Width (in) 16 Sheet Height (in) 22 Condition Description Mounted on linen for preservation and stability. Some loss to the top layer in the lower right margin, well away from the image. Soft creasing and very faint toning along former fold lines. Very good condition overall. Seller Inventory # W000918

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Title: Avoid Fatigue Eat A Lunch That Packs A Punch...

Publication Date: 1943

Condition: Fine

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Antique maps, prints, posters, and books dating from the 16th - 20th centuries. I have a wide variety of material to suit all interests and price points. High-resolution images, bulk orders, and institutional discounts are available. Please inquire for additional information.

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Curtis Wright Maps
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