1969 Free The Presidio 27 Vietnam War Protest Placard Sign Original Bermuda quickly became the most popular

quickly became the most popular feature in Yank magazine and enjoyed great popularity and a national following during WWII

This poster features a closeup view of blade of grass with water droplets on it with the caption:

a personification of the United States representing liberty and freedom

Stoddard’s map of the Adirondacks Wilderness was first published in 1880 and revised and reissued almost annually well into the 20th century

This vintage original poster was issued rolled and has never been folded

1969 Free The Presidio 27 Vietnam War Protest Placard Sign Original Bermuda quickly became the most popularDate: 1969 Artist: Unknown Size (in): 28 x 8. 25 Size (cm): 71. 1 x 21 Condition: B Linen backed: No This is a vintage original handmade Vietnam War antiwar protest placard or sign. This sign is on Nat Mat artboard in a vertical format with the statement Free Presidio 27 printed in large red letters. The back of the placard has notation in black marker from the original owner that reads Sun. 6 15 (?) 69 Civic Cntr Vn Ness Lombard Presidio which would