1973 Burnside Bridge Antietam National Battlefield Historic Press Broadway This poster also has pinholes

This poster also has pinholes on the covers and moderate handling wear including some small creases and scuffing in the image area

The Gaspé Peninsula claims a population of some 140

A square looking fellow in fedora selfishly drives his car with no passengers except for the ghostly figure of Hitler in the passenger seat with the title When You Drive ALONE You Drive With Hitler

This was FDR’s first wartime Fireside Chat in which he braced the nation for the coming war and emphasized above all the need for unity and that all Americans were in the fight together

Artist: Benton

1973 Burnside Bridge Antietam National Battlefield Historic Press Broadway This poster also has pinholesDate: 1973 Artist: Unknown Size (inches): 34 x 22 Size (cm): 86. 4 x 55. 9 Condition: B Linen backed: No This vintage original poster features a stylized view of Burnsides Bridge at the Antietam National Battlefield Site. This bridge was a point of major fighting during the pivotal Battle of Antietam in Maryland during the American Civil War. The battle took place on September 17, 1862 and remains the single bloodiest day in American history with