Original U.S. Korean War Rare Official US Treasury Bonds Poster - “Now Let’s All Buy Bonds” - 18 ½” x 26” British Flare Guns Only the second that we

Only the second that we have ever offered for sale

to accommodate a wide range of cartridges

The 31 inch long barrel is octagonal for the first third of the way up the barrel turning to round on up to the muzzle

This was a full 25 years before the Board of Ordnance in London followed suit with a 39" Brown Bess Musket dubbed the "India Pattern" in 1796

No stockpiles of WMDs or an active WMD program were ever found in Iraq

Original U.S. Korean War Rare Official US Treasury Bonds Poster - “Now Let’s All Buy Bonds” - 18 ½” x 26” British Flare Guns Only the second that weOriginal Item: Only One Available. Despite increased revenue from taxes, during WWII the federal government relied upon borrowing from the public through the sale of government war bonds and small denomination war stamps to meet most of the war costs. Posters played an important part in convincing people to buy bonds and help with the war effort. In early 1942, U. S. Treasury officials worked to secure public ownership of the national debt by