Soldier's Pin Up Foot Locker World War Two collection Jim Linderman | ||
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Posted 11 years ago
JimLinderman
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Countless notable illustrators, cartoonists and artists of the last 50 years started out drawing pin ups for their buddies serving in World War Two.
They were painted on duffel bags, traded for smokes and shared between friends. This solder's foot locker preserves two anonymous examples.
Circa 1940 - 1945 Soldier's Footlocker with Hand-drawn Pin Ups
Collection Jim Linderman
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Beats the early lithographs by a long shot ! :)
Excellent post Jim . It does show what a soilders foot locker would most likey look like . Although I do rememeber in HS some of the guys had these girls in their lockers at school. Very cool post .