1964-65 New York World’s Fair by Bob Peak United States Steel Unisphere Sports A detailed diagram illustrates how

A detailed diagram illustrates how the Diamond Chains were used for controlling bomb bay and landing gear door mechanisms and a list of wartime aircraft using this equipment is provided

This WWII poster was created by the artist Harry Morse Meyers and issued by the United States Army in 1944 to motivate American workers toiling on the Home Front in support of the war effort

The poster displays very nicely and overall condition is very good

This poster features an image of a Japanese rice paddy farming area

This vintage original WWII poster was created by the Diamond Chain Company of Indianapolis primarily to motivate workers by highlighting the company’s contribution to the war effort

1964-65 New York World’s Fair by Bob Peak United States Steel Unisphere Sports A detailed diagram illustrates howDate: 1962Artist: Peak, Bob Size (in): 44 x 28Size (cm): 112 x 71Condition: BLinen backed: NoThis vintage original poster was created for the 1964 1965 New York Worlds Fair by prolific poster artist Bob Peak. This poster features the United States Steel Unisphere which was a large stainless steel globe sculpture designed by Gilmore D. Clarke as the theme symbol of the fair. Please see our other listings for another companion poster to this one also