Original U.S. WWII Western Victory Drive "Every Day You're On the Job" Rigid Propaganda Poster - 27 ¾" × 35 ½" Receivers it was later produced in

it was later produced in olive green and various camouflage patterns to include

and were then reissued for use in the korean war

When insignia were re-applied

The grip is bound in cord and the off-set pommel is decorated with Mother of Pearl sections

This jacket was also featured in an online article in Collector's Weekly entitled WWII War Paint: How Bomber-Jacket Art Emboldened Our Boys which was an interview with John Maguire and can be seen at this link

Original U.S. WWII Western Victory Drive "Every Day You're On the Job" Rigid Propaganda Poster - 27 ¾" × 35 ½" Receivers it was later produced inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of U. S. WWII "pro work" propaganda, exhorting workers to show up to work, as it was vital to the war effort on the home front. Maintaining peak production was a huge part of winning the war, and that relied on everyone showing up to work and giving their all. This poste shows a worker with a hammer, except instead of building something, he is nailing shut a coffin, with a message surrounding