They Can’t Keep Up With The Tempo Philco Company
WWII anti axis poster put out by Philco, an electronics manufacturer based in Philadelphia, PA. They converted production lines for war in 1942. They recycled car radios amongst other things, for the war effort. These posters were put up in their factory. They were also available to the public via magazine ads, but the posters were only for the factories and are very hard to come by.
Measures 12x18”
Condition- good, toning and paper loss bottom right.
WWII anti axis poster put out by Philco, an electronics manufacturer based in Philadelphia, PA. They converted production lines for war in 1942. They recycled car radios amongst other things, for the war effort. These posters were put up in their factory. They were also available to the public via magazine ads, but the posters were only for the factories and are very hard to come by.
Measures 12x18”
Condition- good, toning and paper loss bottom right.
WWII anti axis poster put out by Philco, an electronics manufacturer based in Philadelphia, PA. They converted production lines for war in 1942. They recycled car radios amongst other things, for the war effort. These posters were put up in their factory. They were also available to the public via magazine ads, but the posters were only for the factories and are very hard to come by.
Measures 12x18”
Condition- good, toning and paper loss bottom right.
