2010.54.9340

untitled (revolutionary soldier)
1976
26.00 in HIGH x 18.50 in WIDE
(66.04 cm HIGH x 46.99 cm WIDE)
All Of Us Or None Archive. Gift of the Rossman Family.
2010.54.9340

Right edge has: "U.S. Army Bicentennial Poster Series * U.S. Government Printing Offfice, 1976 ; 650-521/08"

Poster has gray background overall. The top of the poster has a stylized drawing. The drawing has a white background and shows a soldier from the Revolutionary War. The soldier is seen from behind, his uniform is tattered, his feet are shoeless and his head bandaged, he is holding a rifle and his powder horn and canteen can be seen. The bottom of the poster has text in black: " 'You might have tracked the army from / Whitemarsh to Valley Forge by the blood of their feet". Half of the men had no shoes. Those who did were soon reduced / to boiling and eating them. Yet they held together through the winter; and in the / spring of 1778 emerged stronger, more dedicated, more effective than before. / The freezing Pennsylvania woods became the birthplace of today's Army. / Join the people who've joined the Army.".
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