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Can All You Can

Can All You Can

ID# 9619
Anonymous
1943
15.75" x 22.5"
(40cm x 57cm)
Regular price $450 USD
Regular price Sale price $450 USD
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With American entry into the war, food required to fuel the armed forces created a need for rationing on the home-front. In this 1943 WWII public service announcement, the artist showcases a label with the pun that reads, "Can All You Can" in patriotic colors. The poster demonstrates how even the simplest efforts such as canning can help win victory.

The U.S. Government encouraged home canning of vegetables and fruits and provided information to help the public. Home-canned goods were exempt from rationing because they provided relief from farmer produce intended for the military.

This is an Original Vintage Poster; it is not a reproduction. This poster is conservation mounted, linen backed, and in excellent condition.
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