DuPont WWII Atomic Bomb Factory Posters Set Of 4
One of our most historic finds ever. These are posters created and posted in the factories of DuPont, who’s war job was designing, building and operating the $350,000,000 Hanford atom bomb (nicknamed “Fat Man”) project for the final attack on Nagasaki, Japan. DuPont hired an employee by the name of Jane Hannum to create these and they are the ONLY WWII posters to have ever been found that were put out by DuPont. And they were intended to be hung in the same place that the plutonium for Fat Man was produced. Found in Ohio.
All measure 24x36”
Condition- excellent “DuPont Quota” has some small tears repaired with acid free archival tape on verso.
One of our most historic finds ever. These are posters created and posted in the factories of DuPont, who’s war job was designing, building and operating the $350,000,000 Hanford atom bomb (nicknamed “Fat Man”) project for the final attack on Nagasaki, Japan. DuPont hired an employee by the name of Jane Hannum to create these and they are the ONLY WWII posters to have ever been found that were put out by DuPont. And they were intended to be hung in the same place that the plutonium for Fat Man was produced. Found in Ohio.
All measure 24x36”
Condition- excellent “DuPont Quota” has some small tears repaired with acid free archival tape on verso.
One of our most historic finds ever. These are posters created and posted in the factories of DuPont, who’s war job was designing, building and operating the $350,000,000 Hanford atom bomb (nicknamed “Fat Man”) project for the final attack on Nagasaki, Japan. DuPont hired an employee by the name of Jane Hannum to create these and they are the ONLY WWII posters to have ever been found that were put out by DuPont. And they were intended to be hung in the same place that the plutonium for Fat Man was produced. Found in Ohio.
All measure 24x36”
Condition- excellent “DuPont Quota” has some small tears repaired with acid free archival tape on verso.