Original U.S. WWII Anti-Axis Propaganda Poster - This is the Enemy - 20" x 28" - OWI Poster No. 76 Military Flare Guns The shotgun breaks down correctly

The shotgun breaks down correctly by removing the barrel wedges

5lb shell included a muzzle velocity of about 1300 ft/sec and a maximum range of 5500 yards

Produced in France during World War I for the Czar

168th Infantry Regiment

Dimahilig stabbed Marcos in the abdomen several times

Original U.S. WWII Anti-Axis Propaganda Poster - This is the Enemy - 20" x 28" - OWI Poster No. 76 Military Flare Guns The shotgun breaks down correctlyOriginal Item: Only One Available. Although the vast majority of Americans never saw an actual enemy combatant during World War II, they did see countless depictions of the enemy. Wartime poster artists frequently depicted the Allies various enemies as ruthless, vicious, backstabbing, inhuman, or demonic. Such imagery often resorted to exaggeration and hyperbole. Yet the point of the intense propaganda imagery was clear: losing the war to the Axis