Original Canadian WWII COME ON CANADA Propaganda Poster by Hubert Rogers - 36” x 24” Category_Martini-Henry Bayonets The front is marked for

The front is marked for "American Expeditionary Force"

the Lewis gun was not initially adopted by the American military—most likely because of political differences between Lewis and General William Crozier

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Original Canadian WWII COME ON CANADA Propaganda Poster by Hubert Rogers - 36” x 24” Category_Martini-Henry Bayonets The front is marked forOriginal Item: Only One Available. Illustrated by Hubert Rogers of Ottawa in 1942 and "Printed in Canada" this is a totally original extremely rare Canadian WW2 propaganda poster. it features a Canadian soldier with a Thompson Sub Machine Gun waving the viewer on into battle. It measures 36" tall by 24" wide and still have the original fold lines. It is torn along the fold crease for about 6" along the lower vertical fold, but that will not be visible