I just recently bought these 2 WWII War Bond Posters and was wondering if they are in fact original or reproduction.  Both posters have fold marks.  Please note the bright light flashes are from camera.

1st poster says "7th WAR LOAN NOW..ALL TOGETHER" at the bottom of poster is printed "US GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE:  1945 -O-637980" "OFFICIAL U.S. TREASURY POSTER"  "U.S. MARINES AT IWO JIMA, PAINTED BY C.C. BEALL FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO"  About 24" T x 18" W.

2nd poster says "ATTACK ATTACK ATTACK BUY WAR BONDS" at the bottom of poster is printed "U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE:  1942-O-497775 WSS 697-C" About 27" T x 22" W.  Please note 2 small on bottom 1 yellow with a number "2" and 1 white with number 1306 are removeable and are not part of the poster (posters are protected by plastic coverings)

Thank you so much for your time.

Sincerely,

this Benedict Period Plate, Meat Platter has been in the family for over 50 years.

Marlin Fire Arms Company Paper Sign. Entitled, "Danger Ahead". Frederick Remington, artist. Copyright 1900, age unknown, framed under glass. 19 X 29 inches image only.

                               BLUE BOY by Thomas Gainsborough

                                           6"x8" old wood frame

This is a Benedict Period Plate, ADAM 1795, Meat Platter, 19 3/4 X 13 inches

Creamer and Sugar Bowl in Treble Plate (as noted in a circle on the bottom of the

Sugar Bowl). Also is the name Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. The items were handed

down from ancestors and are said to have been in a fire. The finish is damaged.

The shape and metal is otherwise in fine shape it seems.