Original U.S. WWII 1943 “Wear Your Tag” Savings Bond Propaganda Poster - 14½ x 20” Original Antique Guns The sheath is faintly marked:

The sheath is faintly marked:

This 1950s era USMC Officer's Mameluke sword with scabbard features natural handle grip scales that have yellowed with age but have no cracks or chips

and the 5th Ranger Battalion to the Dog Green sector of Omaha Beach

with little sign of past pitting

Original U.S. WWII 1943 “Wear Your Tag” Savings Bond Propaganda Poster - 14½ x 20” Original Antique Guns The sheath is faintly marked:Original Item: Only One Available. The national Third War Loan Drive ran from September 8 through October 2, 1943. This was one of eight short term bond drives called "war loans" which were conducted in addition to ongoing bond sales. The government encouraged private companies and organizations to donate advertising for bond drives. This 14 x 20 poster depicts an American citizen wearing a tag shaped like a bomb reading I BACK THE ATTACK WITH BONDS.